Virtual Reality Domains (VR)

[mrcurly]

Im betting big bucks on VR domains have a great future and with the big boys buying up VR companies, mainstream is a stones throw away.....

Lots of VR+keyword.com taken years ago and I noticed this sale a week or so back -

VRTechnology.com $3688

This was a steel and I can soon see everything from VRPoker / VRCasinos / VRShopping / VRBrowsing / VRTours / VRWorlds / etc etc....having a high price tag even now at the start of VR hitting mainstream...

I have just paid $x,xxx for a name but will not be showcasing as the domain is in escrow at present....

Feel free to showcase your VR domains If you like...

Cheers

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Related Thread: Adult Virtual Reality (VR) Discussion

 

[dnvia]

fantastic.....congrats. Keep motivating. Auction or prime listing in GD?

It started as an standard auction, then I canceled the auction and later the buyer used the GD brokerage service, a transaction with buyer liquidity problems that has lengthened the sale process over 100 days.

 

[Kingslayer]

Well done @dnvia and @BostonDomainer

That's what it's all about, making fantastic sales, something we've not seen too much of 1st quarter of 2017, hence why this thread has been rather dead lately.

It's sales like this that make things spring back into life though

I know buyers wish to remain anonymous, but can you say whether these was domainer to domainer sales or end user?

Thanks.

 

[subjot]

My last sale, yesterday:

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Godaddy $4999
brokerage service
chinese buyer

It seems that the market is getting a bit lively
Good hunting.

Great sale! Congrats!

 

[Trent1000]

VirtuallyRealistic.com​

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I dropped that one last year, I definitely regret it. Good Luck with it!

 

[BostonDomainer]

My last sale, yesterday:

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Godaddy $4999
brokerage service
chinese buyer

It seems that the market is getting a bit lively
Good hunting.

Congratulations my friend! Great sale!

 

[Manusakos]

Domain name: 18VR.c|o|m
Sales venue: SEDO
Sales price: $10,001
Purchase price: $570
Purchase Date: 05-15-2016
Purchase venue: DropCatch
Listing type: Default $90 setting at Sedo MAKE OFFER

Details: Nice to have been able to move this NNVR.com in under a year. I couldn't identify buyer. We started negotiations at $1K and moved quickly to final price. It was one of my favorite VR names and I wasn't going to take anything less than $10K... that's why there's that extra $1 at the end lol.

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Domain name: (Private) VRNN.com type
Sale venue: Efty Lander initial
Sales Price: $5288
Purchase Price: ~$21
Purchase Date: in 2014
Purchase Venue: Godaddy Expired Auction

Listing Type: Make offer inquiry form

Details: Buyer wants to remain anonymous. This was a much longer negotiation at 3 months. I was very satisfied when we reached agreement. The long ones are nice to finally close on.

GREAT sales my friend, Cograts!

 

[Manusakos]

My last sale, yesterday:

Show attachment 54535

Godaddy $4999
brokerage service
chinese buyer

It seems that the market is getting a bit lively
Good hunting.

Well done dnvia, fantastic sale.
Congrats!

 

[BostonDomainer]

Congrats man, very happy for you.

I've always known VR+Numbers, Numbers+VR will do very well. I'm glad to see my hunch was right.

Thank you Lucid. I had the same hunch on VR+NN and NN+VR being valuable too. Only 100 possibilities each. Nice to finally see some results though after turning down so many offers early.

 

[newshunter]

My last sale, yesterday:

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Godaddy $4999
brokerage service
chinese buyer

It seems that the market is getting a bit lively
Good hunting.

great sale there!

got (dawtcom)

MusVR

myself

 

[BostonDomainer]

Well done @dnvia and @BostonDomainer

That's what it's all about, making fantastic sales, something we've not seen too much of 1st quarter of 2017, hence why this thread has been rather dead lately.

It's sales like this that make things spring back into life though

I know buyers wish to remain anonymous, but can you say whether these was domainer to domainer sales or end user?

Thanks.

Thanks mate! I'm fairly certain the 18VR name went to a domainer. I don't know about the VRNN other than the fact it was a Chinese buyer.

 

[alcy]

Well done @dnvia and @BostonDomainer

That's what it's all about, making fantastic sales, something we've not seen too much of 1st quarter of 2017, hence why this thread has been rather dead lately.

It's sales like this that make things spring back into life though

I know buyers wish to remain anonymous, but can you say whether these was domainer to domainer sales or end user?

Thanks.

true.. but I still maintain (as do many others here) that we're right on time and money and schedule with VR dn sales.. considering the stage at which VR is right now! which is the exact opposite of...well.. an advanced stage

here is to a bright VR future!

 

[Elad n]

My last sale, yesterday:

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Godaddy $4999
brokerage service
chinese buyer

It seems that the market is getting a bit lively
Good hunting.

King of VR Brandables

 

[cordoba]

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[Jason Franklin]

I dropped that one last year, I definitely regret it. Good Luck with it!

I was very glad to pick it up.

 

[saucey]

Soooo.....picked up some SWEET VR names....It is rare for me to stray from the BIG 3.... but these seem to fit the extension.... thoughts?

VRCasinos.fun
VRCasino.fun
VRGames.fun
VRSlots.fun
VRBet.fun

 

[hullswingerscom]

I see virtualreality.fun $1500 year and augmentedreality.fun $550 a year were both premiums yet mixedreality.fun was $22.

maybe they know something we don't......

 

[Manusakos]

Virtual reality: Is this really how we will all watch TV in years to come?

At the media industry’s annual bash in Cannes, virtual reality is the next mass medium that will take TV to a new level.

Virtual reality (VR) technology secured its place in popular culture through films such as The Lawnmower Man and The Matrix, as well as books such as Ready Player One, which Steven Spielberg is adapting for a movie. They presented visions of technology whereby strapping on a VR headset (or, as in The Matrix, being imprisoned in pods and hooked up to a computer network by human-farming machines) enabled people to explore virtual, computer-generated worlds.

In 2017, these cultural touchstones are freshly in mind for the television industry, as it tries to understand whether real-life headsets can be used to deliver new forms of drama, documentary and storytelling.

Multiple attempts in past decades to make VR a real-world success floundered. However, the release of a new generation of VR headsets in 2016 from Sony, Google, Samsung, HTC and Facebook-owned Oculus VR has brought the technology back to prominence.

The promise: connect a headset to a games console (Sony’s PlayStation VR), a computer (Oculus Rift or HTC’s Vive) or your smartphone (Samsung’s Gear VR or Google’s Daydream View) and you can watch video, play games and explore virtual worlds, turning your head around for 360-degree vision, and interacting via a controller.

Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/apr/09/virtual-reality-is-it-the-future-of-television

 

[DomainComplex]

Domain name: 18VR.c|o|m
Sales venue: SEDO
Sales price: $10,001
Purchase price: $570
Purchase Date: 05-15-2016
Purchase venue: DropCatch
Listing type: Default $90 setting at Sedo MAKE OFFER

Details: Nice to have been able to move this NNVR.com in under a year. I couldn't identify buyer. We started negotiations at $1K and moved quickly to final price. It was one of my favorite VR names and I wasn't going to take anything less than $10K... that's why there's that extra $1 at the end lol.

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Domain name: (Private) VRNN.com type
Sale venue: Efty Lander initial
Sales Price: $5288
Purchase Price: ~$21
Purchase Date: in 2014
Purchase Venue: Godaddy Expired Auction

Listing Type: Make offer inquiry form

Details: Buyer wants to remain anonymous. This was a much longer negotiation at 3 months. I was very satisfied when we reached agreement. The long ones are nice to finally close on.

My last sale, yesterday:

Show attachment 54535

Godaddy $4999
brokerage service
chinese buyer

It seems that the market is getting a bit lively
Good hunting.

Wonderful news, my friends! Thank you for sharing.

 

[NamesBond]

BIG CONGRATS to @dnvia and @BostonDomainer on a couple of stellar sales - Hopefully we're setting up a nice trend here!

 

[marioct]

My last sale, yesterday:

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Godaddy $4999
brokerage service
chinese buyer

It seems that the market is getting a bit lively
Good hunting.

If musevr has been sold for 5000, Two things must be recognized:

1) DNVIA is a great seller, has already proven it before.

2) domain of vr will be amazing, as we foresaw.

Jose you are the best, congratulations,

Mario.

 

[rokoroko]

VRCams dot biz

prepared for biz with VRCams ,-)

 

[alcy]

VRCams dot biz

prepared for biz with VRCams ,-)

I love me a good premium VR keyword domain in .biz

I got about 10.. and at $100 or so per year in renewals.. I think its worth a few year hold!
potential = good = imo.
gl!

here is me set:

VR1.biz
Virtualgame.biz
VRads.biz
VRcasino.biz
VRcloud.biz
VRcompany.biz
VRpoker.biz
VRtechnology.biz
VRxxx.biz

 

[alcy]

ok...... regged some company (.co=company.. get it? haha) today for my vr-ad.com

 

[alcy]

picked up nice 4 letter .com last nite right on np here... someone decided to make fireslae real late at nite.. wouldn't have lasted long at that price... good price for good domain! should be money maker down the line! cant go wrong at $200..cheers.

vWiz (.com)

ps
thats ...virtual wizard...
would make heck of a site for anythign VR... from slaes to info to others..
all around name bit like Guru keyword imo.

 

[Domainsyrup]

Hand reg'd
TicketingVR.com