World's most expensive domain?

Autumn

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• Aug 8, 2011

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I used to work for the company that owns porn.com (Pimproll). It definitely went for around the $9.5 million mark.

 

imperial444

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Man, If I would own sex.com I woudn't have learning IM

 

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agnosticon

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• Aug 9, 2011

• #23

sex.com was the one.

 

Ibeefaaa

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• Aug 9, 2011

• #24

I'm pretty sure google.com is the most expensive domain in the world.

 

BigMarcusStud

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I would give up my arm, my leg, and a couple of inches off my penis for the sex, porn and diamond domain.

 

Roparadise

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how does sex.com only have 172,000 visitors a month? it seems like it would be around 1 million or more.

 

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nam6641

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Candy.com sold for $3 million plus an equity stake in the company.

Your figures are all out of whack.

Also, most of those were not sold just as domain names, but also had businesses attached to them.

 

rakoom2002

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Nothing has sold for more than 13,000,000 Sex.com holds the Guinness world record for highest domain sale at 13,000,000 as of today's date.

 

Roparadise

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Myspace sold for $500 million a few years ago,and $35 million this year. Why don't they count?

 

Autumn

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Roparadise said:

Myspace sold for $500 million a few years ago,and $35 million this year. Why don't they count?

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That was an established business with traffic, these are just domain names. sex.com was a banner farm and porn.com was a parking page until the current owners took them over.