It came as quite a shock to hear of the sale of TDVR.com. The site was originally set up towards the end of 2007 by Antonio (AKA: Nullmind) to host the Internets only database of reported LLLL.com sales and has undergone many changes to become the site it is today.
I originally wrote an article entitled “TDVR - The LLLL.com sales database” back in January 2008 and since then it has been a valuable resource for all LLLL.com investors and enthusiasts.
The Sedo auction ended today with a final bid of $3050. Its interesting to see just how development of a domain even on a minimal scale can increase its value so drastically. The domain itself without website would only be worth $80-$100 at the current market rate.
After speaking with Antonio he said: ”The main reason I sold it was because with almost 100 developed websites it was really hard to find the time to continue to develop TDVR and add more features to it.”
I hope that the new owner continues to run the site with the same dedication that Antonio has for the past eight months and I wish him the best of luck in the future.
One Response to “TDVR.com sold to the highest bidder…”
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
May 31st, 2008 at 10:53 am
Thanks Rich
It was an hard decision to sell TDVR.com, this project has helped me to learn and understand better this niche and I’ve know many great people in this niche. But as I said I don’t have the time to develop and add more features to it. TDVR.com is a great niche site and of course this is one of his strong points. The new owner has spent 3k dollars to acquire the site and I think that tdvr is an investment that could be worth much more in the future if developed in the right manner.
Antonio