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San Diego, California - (Cheap Web Hosting Directory) - January 11, 2006 - Domain name registration company, Dot VN, Inc., the official authorized global registrar for the Country of Vietnam, has reported that the total number of .vn domain names registered by the Company via online has increased over 350% since 2005.

To learn more about Dot VN, please visit: www.dotvn.com.

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DNSalePrice.com, a searchable database of publicly available domain name sales data, just updated its database to include all known domain name sales since 2003. The total sales value of domains in the database is approximately $250M.If you’ve never used DNSalePrice before, you’re missing out on a treasure trove of information. For example, you can search for all domain names including the word “blog” and find sales prices including domain name, sales price, date, sales venue, words, length, and source of sales data. Here’s an example:

Domain TLD SalePrice SaleDate SaleThru Wrds Len Num Hyp Link Source
Blog ws $884 May 06 Sedo 1 4 N N http://Blog.ws Sedo
Blog ca $20,201 Feb 05 Ebay 1 4 N N http://Blog.ca eBay
Blog biz $1,000 Feb 05 Sedo 1 4 N N http://Blog.biz DNJournal
VaultBlog com $1,000 Jan 07 Afternic 2 9 N N http://VaultBlog.com Afternic
BlogSearchEngine net $400 Dec 06 Afternic 3 16 N N http://BlogSearchEngine.net Afternic

Data sources for DNSalePrice include Sedo, eBay, DNJournal, Afternic, and other news sources.

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Huge Profit In Domain Names by Jeff Hansel

Dear Internet Entrepreneur, If you’re ready to discover the best kept money-making secret on the Internet and find out how you can join a select insider group that’s consistently raking in monster profits using a simple, repeatable process, then take 7 minutes to read this letter carefully because we’re going to open your eyes to some amazing facts.

You might have seen the articles published in the Wall Street Journal or Business 2.0 magazine about how a few people (we call them “domain profiteers”) are making fortunes from investing in Internet domains and either holding them for passive income or reselling them for huge profits .

Forget condos and strip malls. Domain names, the real estate of the Web, have been delivering far greater returns.” “Parked domains may become a billion-dollar industry, both for paid search operators like Google and Yahoo as well as a new breed of Internet real estate developers.” Internet domain names are a hot commodity again. But unlike the 1990s, when speculators bought up Web addresses in hopes of reselling them later for a big payday, many of today’s purchases are aimed at cashing in on the boom in online advertisingThe domain name is 21st century real estate,” says Warren Adelman, president of GoDaddy.com, the world’s largest domain name registrar, with 12.9 million.

“The economy is being increasingly driven by the Internet sector”

Richard Rosenblatt is a brilliant Internet entrepreneur. You may not know his name, but he’s sold $1.3 billion dollars of Internet companies including iMALL which he founded, ran and sold for $565 million, and MySpace which he turned around as Chairman and sold for $580 million.

He’s a smart guy who has made a huge fortune on the Internet and even he didn’t know anything about this for a long time. But now that he’s discovered this opportunity, he’s completely focused on turning this into his biggest business yet. He’s raised and invested hundreds of millions of dollars in this. But the most amazing thing is that you and I can not only compete with… and beat… the huge players like Rosenblatt’s company, but the big boys are actually part of the driving force that will help you and I to make huge money.

There’s 2 simple reasons for this. First, the multi-million dollar guys are not paying attention to bargain hunters like us. They don’t have the time to worry about finding cheap domains for a few bucks even if they’re really worth thousands of dollars. They want bigger investments to put all that cash to work.

Which brings me to the 2nd reason. When you’re ready to sell your domains for the true market value, it’s those big company guys who are the primary buyers and they’re the ones driving up the value for everybody! If you’re not excited by now, you might want to grab a mirror and see if you’ve got any breath coming out to fog it up.

Don’t just sit on your butt and watch other people go out and start raking in the big bucks with these domains. Don’t let this be another opportunity that you let slip through your fingers like those old guys who reminisce about how they could have bought some farmland in the good ol’ days for a few hundred dollars an acre years back. Then, they could have been the ones to sell that land to the mall developer for millions of dollars!

Think about this… these are the good ol’ days that people will be looking back to in 5 or 10 years and talking about how smart someone was who purchased this or that domain that’s now enormously valuable!

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Article By Jeff Hansel, Fellow Internet Entrepreneur Feel free to use this article on your website or ezine as long as the following information about author/website and or all links are included.

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Moniker has sold three domain names for over $100,000 each including two two-character .com domains.

The latest domain name sales report from DNJournal shows the domain name industry is ending the year with a bang, thanks in part to domain name company Moniker. The company brokered three domains for over $100,000 including Partners.com for $130,000, and FJ.com and TJ.com for $105,000 each.

Moniker has had a record year in 2006. It is now a top 10 registrar in terms of domains under management and oversaw the biggest live domain auction ever, tallying up over $5M in sales.

In other interesting domain sales news, domain name flippers should rejoice about the recent sale of Announce.com for $90,000. The seller of the domain had purchased it for only $5,000 a couple years ago according to DNJournal. There’s still ample opportunity to buy domains at wholesale prices and sell them to end users. It just requires some capital and the ability to hold onto domains for several years until the right buyer comes along.

eBay even got into the domain name sales action this week. A buyer chose “BuyItNow” to pick up SingleMen.com and SingleWomen.com in a package for $80,000. eBay usually isn’t a good venue for quality domain names.

A thread over at DomainState suggests that Candle.com sold for $390,000 recently to PetsUnited. The sale was briefly listed on Afternic’s sales page before being removed. The same thing happened on a previous sale to PetsUnited, Farm.com.