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The Sedo auction for pizza.com has finished with the domain name selling for a hot and spicy US$2.6 million. The domain was originally registered 14 years ago by Charles Clark from North Potomac in Maryland, the United States.
"It's crazy, it's just crazy," Clark, who recently launched a software company, told The Baltimore Sun. "That amount of money is significant. It will make a significant difference in my life, for sure." The Sedo auction for pizza.com has finished with the domain name selling for a hot and spicy US$2.6 million. The domain was originally registered 14 years ago by Charles Clark from North Potomac in Maryland, the United States.
"It's crazy, it's just crazy," Clark, who recently launched a software company, told The Baltimore Sun. "That amount of money is significant. It will make a significant difference in my life, for sure."
Clark originally registered the domain name when trying to snare a contract with a pizza company for his internet consulting firm. The contract never happened but he kept up the registration of the domain.
Clark had not developed the site for some time, having monetised the site for some of the time and last year turning it into a profitable pizza directory as well as selling advertising earning around $5,000 per year, the costs of maintaining the site.
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"It's crazy, it's just crazy," Clark, who recently launched a software company, told The Baltimore Sun. "That amount of money is significant. It will make a significant difference in my life, for sure." The Sedo auction for pizza.com has finished with the domain name selling for a hot and spicy US$2.6 million. The domain was originally registered 14 years ago by Charles Clark from North Potomac in Maryland, the United States.
"It's crazy, it's just crazy," Clark, who recently launched a software company, told The Baltimore Sun. "That amount of money is significant. It will make a significant difference in my life, for sure."
Clark originally registered the domain name when trying to snare a contract with a pizza company for his internet consulting firm. The contract never happened but he kept up the registration of the domain.
Clark had not developed the site for some time, having monetised the site for some of the time and last year turning it into a profitable pizza directory as well as selling advertising earning around $5,000 per year, the costs of maintaining the site.
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...Oops - see below...Pizza.net Sold
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...Oops - see below...Pizza.net Sold
$1,150,000.00...sigh... I could only dream of doing the same... for now... LOL
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Pizza.net Sold
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