The following product domain names were recently sold throughout the marketplaces:

EmergencyHousing.com         $50,000
EmergencyShelter.com         $50,000
LCDLaptopCcreen.com         $5,000
PortableEmergencyHousing.com     $5,000
PortableEmergencyShelter.com     $5,000
TemporaryEmergencyShelter.com     $5,000
ScreenPrintedShirts.com     $2,509
SolarPhone.com            $1,060

The following product domain names sold over the past couple weeks via Sedo/Afternic. Some interesting domains these past couple weeks including two camera domains and of course DogTag.com selling for $28,000.

DogTag.com    $28,000.00
StorageBuilding.com    $5,852.00
ShelvingSystems.com    $4,388.00
IntraoralCamera.com    $3,700.00
MensTshirts.com    $3,000.00
SurfingPools.com    $1,700.00
Birdbox.com    $1,500.00
BoatCameras.com    $1,000.00
SerialCable.com    $1,000.00
Ice-Skates.com    $1,000.00
Fine-Jewelry.com    $750.00

The following product domain names were recently sold via Sedo and Afternic:

Shield.com    $190,000
RedFlag.com     $9,790
GrowingLights.com     $8,000
FireproofFileCabinet.com     $6,800
ShavingCreams.com     $6,750
FloorSigns.com    $6,500
DocumentCameras.com     $6,000
PhotoCakes.com     $5,500
TempleArt.com     $4,500
RocketPack.com    $3,900
BodyFatCalipers.com     $3,500
silverPlates.com     $2,810
TeakFloor.com     $2,222
FireproofFilingCabinets.com     $1,639
ForksAndKnives.com    $1,200

Interesting thing I noticed today while looking over some recent product domain name sales. Sedo (.xml) and Afternic are reporting the sale of the same domain name: AdhesiveLabels.com for the price of $3,816. The domain name was in Sedo’s Online Retail Auction that I wrote about here and ended on 06/10/2010.

From what I can come up with is that it appears that the domain was a Buydomains.com (RareNames) domain that was sold on Sedo’s platform during the Online Retail Auction – but then why would Afternic also report the sale of the domain name if it didn’t sell on their platform? The title of the Afternic blog post is “Weekly AfternicDLS Sales” which to me means domains sold on AfternicDLS.

Here are some recent product domain name sales reported by Afternic and Sedo. It’s always good to see domain names that are exact match product names being actively sold for very good prices.

CandiedApple.com – $10,000
CandiedApples.com – $10,000
MetalBaskets.com – $5,000
ElectricFences.com – $4,500
AmmunitionBox.com – $3,288
MeshBaskets.com – $3,000
CustomBalls.com – $2,500

View more recent domain sales from Afternic and Sedo (.xml)

Afternic is offering another free webinar tomorrow December 17th, 2009 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST. This one is about monetizing your domain portfolio while your domains are listed for sale. These sessions are normally very informative for new users and even those who have been around the domain industry for some time. The details are below:

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While browsing for recent domain sales on Afternic I noticed that the recently sold domains page once located here: http://www.afternic.com/names.php?c=0&sold=1 is now 302 redirected (screenshot) to http://www.afternic.com/search.php. Could this be because of all the comments on this post from The Domains about bloggers needing to respect domain buyers privacy requests or is it a temporary fix while Afternic irons out some kinks in the feed that probably was auto-published after each sale transaction?

AfternicDLS Sales Secrets: How to price domain names free webinar is scheduled for Thursday, October 22, 2009 2:00pm – 2:30pm EST

The agenda for the webinar is below:

• Determine domain pricing objectives
• Unlock the hidden brand value of domain names
• Avoid common domain sales missteps such as pricing based upon traffic volumes or revenue multiples
• Maximize your profits through proper determination of Asking, Reserve and Floor prices
• Use of negotiation tactics designed to insure “win/win” outcomes for both buyer and seller
• Enjoy domain sales results similar to those reported each week by AfternicDLS

Sign up for the free webinar here

AfternicDLS is having a monster day, after reporting selling Ticket.com for $1,525,000 and then looking at their recently sold domains I spotted that WV.com was sold for $145,000 and Luck.com was sold for $675,000. All together AfternicDLS has sold three premium domains for a total of $2,345,000 in a single day.

Screenshot of WV.com sale price cached via Google.

Yet another million dollar+ domain sale for the 2009 year. As reported by the AfternicDLS blog Ticket.com has sold for $1,525,000. The domain was promoted through the AfternicDLS global distribution network and was closed by a BuyDomains sales executive.

Sedo currently has TheaterTickets.com listed for sale at $400,000.