I just saw on cheezhead that Jobs.ca was just sold for 600k.

the prices continue to increase at fantastic rates. Most of the casg glory is given to those with outstanding domain names but even across the board, if you follow it, you can see the value going up for the most part.

Every day part of what I do is scan through available domain names for sale and every once in a while, I see a name that makes me perk up a little and think hmmm, maybe I should buy that one. Last week the name I saw I liked was RecruitingAds.com. I negotiated and ended up buying it for what I consider a good price.

I own quite a few names and every week, i get offers. Most of the offers are from domain investors so the price is never even close to what I would sell them for. For example, two days ago I got an offer for VideoJobs.com for $1000.00

Part of being successful in the domain name industry is knowing who out there can get the most value from the name and then figuring out what value that is.

In most cases, if you want a to sell a domain name for mega bucks, you need to approach the companies or individuals you have identified as being the most appropriate potential owner and make the pitch. It's how I sold AnalogJobs.com to Texas Instruments

sometimes though, you get lucky

It's like being a recruiter, if you are in the business it's tough to make placements and to stay motivated all of the time but sometimes, a deal falls in your lap. know what I mean?