http://okok.com/ypcom-sold-3850000/

YP.Com Sold - $3,850,000

YP.com has been sold for almost 4 million $ to Yellow Pages LLC

Go to show that if you have a domain that a huge company wants, the sky is the limits

wow..

that was HUGEEEEE................

mmmmm wow!!!!! i went to godaddy and i saw alot of websites names sellin at high price????? mmm some i saw is maybe a few thousand like that and more????? how and what determines those website names can be listed at such prices???? is it the owner of the names list the price??? or got a middleman agent or godaddy do that for them?? but wil charge them fee for listin???? i tried to find more info but i'm very very confuse???? pls anyone can help me explain to me pls???? thsk super much for help

That was really huge. What is the way even we can have some good sells of domain names? How should the domain names be chosen so that they will be in demand in future?

I have two questions.

1) I have a domain name that I probably want to sell (after I learn how ), but I did not get it registered at godaddy (even though I do have an account with them). Could I still sell it on godaddy if I registered it somewhere else?

2) The domain name I want to sell expires in February 2010. Would someone still buy a domain name that is about to expire soon?

If anybody can answer one or both, I would appreciate it. Thanks.

JoAnn

The best places to sell a name are probably forums like Namepros.com and dnforum.com

Ok Thanks Uncle Awesome.

I will check them out after the holidays.
I'm pretty sure they will have instructions somewhere
on how to go about selling a domain name.

Happy Holidays,

JoAnn

Yeh Namepros.com is excellent for that. I've used them many times... especially for mobile phone websites. The prices you can get are insanneeee!!
Also as regards expiring site... don't lose your site reg if it doesnt sell by Feb! If someone is dying to buy it and knows the date it expires... be sure that the person will be on the clock 24 hours trying to purchase it once it expires for a normal price.