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: AntiCybersquatting Consumer Protection Act BlogDataRecovery.com Domain Name Sells for $1.7 million: Highest Recorded Value So Far In 2008
By Enrico Schaefer
ESS Data Recovery buys DataRecovery.com for $1.7M | Dominik Mueller
ESS Data Recovery, Inc. yesterday announced the purchase of the generic domain DataRecovery.com. ESS Data Recovery paid $1.7 million for the domain name, which makes this the highest reported domain sale of the year. The company will forward it to its existing, established website. It said it had bought the domain to set itself apart from the growing number of new data recovery companies and to attract more customers through the domain?s direct navigation traffic and generic nature:Technorati Tags: buy domains, sell domains, monetization, domainer
Full post as published by AntiCybersquatting Consumer Protection Act Blog on February 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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