Leo.com Domain Name Sold For $120,000

Sites include leo.com . Published on June 12th, 2012. Written by Daniel Renfro.

Recently there was a huge 6 figure domain name sale, for a short 3-letter domain name. The domain name Leo.com was sold for $120,000 through the Tobby Clements Newsletter. Previously the domain name had been listed for $150,000 so the price had to drop $30,000 before it finally sold, but this was still a great sale.

Here is some more info about this 3 letter domain name:

“It’s one of the largest three letter .com domain sales ever, and it was acquired by a person whose first name is  – you guessed it – Leo

Leo.com currently forwards toLeoRadvinsky.com where it hosts the owner’s personal blog.

Leo Radvinsky is a Glenview, IL resident who owns MyFreeCams.com among other adult domains, and has once noted that the online adult cam business is doing well, due to the live interaction element of cam sites, which cannot be ‘pirated’ – unlike static adult content.

But there is more info under the rug that we managed to uncover about the sale of Leo.com

Korea-based Apl Domains held the domain Leo.com for years, until early April of this year, when seasoned domain investor, Andy Booth bought it for a little over $50,000.

Andy held the domain Leo.com for literally days, before flipping it for a small chunk to Canadian domain investor, Rob K.

So how much did Robert net, after holding the domain for just one month?

Based on the amount of the sale, commissions to the Toby Clements brokering services were probably between $20k to $25k, so the net profit was probably $35,000 to $40,000.”

This is an incredible domain name sale that brought in a lot of profit for the seller. It is always interesting to hear which domain names sold for what and to see what such a successful domain name thus far will go on to be.