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Domaineer Adapt, Inc. Sells Domains At T.R.A.F.F.I.C.
Wednesday, March 05, 2008

The domaineer and web development company Adapt, Inc. sold the premium domain names GardenSupplyStore.com and MedicalEquipmentStore.com at the recent T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West auction in Las Vegas.

A company spokesman notes, "this continues our process of selling quality domain names that were purchased long ago with the intent of developing them into portals, that in some cases were developed to some degree, but are no longer likely to be developed by Adapt. Frankly, these domains are worth more to others than they are to us."

"We have hundred of quality domain names, such as eBobblesHeads.com, TVvideos.com, McPets.com, Die-Casts.com, Efyu.com, Sduf.com, and hundreds more of this caliber. Interest in our domains has been pretty strong, and has come from all quarters."

"Nevertheless, we are also buying domains, trying to spot trends, then purchase relevant domains in advance. An example of this is domains such as WeSueRealtors.com. Given the meltdown in residential housing, it would seem that lawsuits against realtors may become a big business. Presumably some lawfirm would be interested in a domain such as this. This is only one of many, many examples, some of which we are ahead of by a short distance, and others which may take years."

Expect to see more notable domain sales by Adapt in the near future. A list of their domains can be viewed on their domains for sale page.

 



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