NationalNetwork.com.au
is listed for sale

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We are not at liberty to share this information. The valuation of our domain names is based on various factors including comparable sales of similar domains, length of a domain name and search value. We do not provide traffic statistics and all domain names are sold "as is" without guarantees on either traffic or revenue.

Most of our domain names sell for somewhere in the range of $10,000 to $100,000 and offer truly unbeatable advantages in terms of driving traffic and building brand equity. However, domain names that contain one or two words and describe a large niche or category can command a price tag that is at least six or in some cases even seven figures.

Yes, it will. The right name can make all the difference in the world and many people have already recognised that purchasing a premium domain name instead of settling for one that isn't quite right can have a very positive effect on their business.

The cost incurred upon purchasing your premium domain name is a one-time cost. Once you have purchased your domain name and have paid the $299 transfer of ownership fee, it will be in your control for as long as you pay the standard renewal fee prior to the biannual expiration date to the registrar of your choice.

As an intermediary between buyers and sellers, we will guide you through the entire payment and domain name transfer process until you have the domain name in your possession. During the payment stage, we engage Escrow.com, a licensed and regulated Escrow company. Escrow.com holds and disperses funds according to buyer and seller instructions.

People or companies with large portfolios own these premium domain names. They buy high value domain names as investments in a similar fashion to how some buy and sell real estate.

No. Whilst the domain name owner sets the asking price, we have been exclusively contracted by the owner to work as an intermediary, presenting offers to the them on behalf of buyers and once the sale has closed the seller pays us a 'success fee'.