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Like It Sold for Big Bucks Again — Action.com Looks

Like It Sold for Big Bucks Again — Action.com Looks

Sedo sales feed notes a big sale.

Action.com sold for $230,000 at a live Moniker auction back in 2008, and it looks like it may have just sold for big bucks once again.

This morning Sedo’s domain sales feed shows a $270,000 sale for the domain name:

Sedo’s RSS sales feed is known for randomly throwing up sales from many years ago, but given the difference in price this one looks to be legit. (Plus, Sedo wasn’t the seller back in 2008). The whois on the domain is still protected by Moniker privacy and never went into Sedo’s brokerage account.

If the sale is legit then the owner didn’t make much of a profit. Following commission it would have been around $13,000, assuming he paid the lower 10% commission.

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