Do you have 12 million and one dollars? This domain seller would like you to break a world record.

I come across with this bizarre domain and the domain owner is asking $12,000,001 to buy his domain for you to break a world record. It is just bizarre as the domain is not even worth reg fees for me. The domain name is www.themostexpensivedomainnameintheworld.com and on this website, the owner mentions about the domain sale of sex.com for 12 million dollars in 2006 and he or she has been asking for 12 million and one dollars for the domain to break the domain world record.

He mentioned that the buyer would be listed in the Guinness Book of Records and I don’t know how he or she could mention something like this as it would be out of his or her control.

It gave me a good laugh and just wanted to share this with you.

Most Expensive .org domain sales

I was looking at the prices of .org domains sold in the past and there are a few .org domains sold in six figure range.

Some of the most expensive .org domain sales are:

Engineering.org sold for nearly $200,000

Sexe.org sold over $151,000

Date.org sold over $150,000

Voyance.org sold over $134,000

FreeCreditScore.org sold for $123,000 (suprising sale)

Revolution.org sold for $120,000

Ringtones.org sold for $120,000

Loan.org sold for over $100,000

Coffee.org sold for $100,000

Usenet.org sold for $100,000

University.org sold for $100,000

Army.org sold nearly $100,000

Baby.org sold nearly $65,000

Blog.org sold for $51,000

Boats.org sold over $50,000

Red.org sold for $50,000

Eco.org sold nearly $50,000

US.org sold for $40,000

PI.org sold for $40,000

Hotel-Reservation books record stay

Hotel-Reservation.com sold at the Sedo auction platform for $208,000. This signs into the register as an extended stay in the domain sales record books. The super-sale makes the hyphenate name a record booking sale as one of the most expensive hyphenated domain name purchases of all time.

Candy.com Sale

The three million dollar sale for www.Candy.com has industry analysts wondering how many seven figure sales still exist in the domain world. The buyers could have spent $3 million on branding or buying this domain name. Was it a smart move?  Industry topper Rick Schwartz sold Candy.com to G & J Holdings for $3 million. The online candy sales business is like many that surface under a great keyword alone.