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Sedo to Broker the Sale of Premium Domain Name Chocolate.com, Could it be the next Candy.com?

Posted on 28/01/2013

Sedo to Broker the Sale of Premium Domain Name Chocolate.com, Could it be the next Candy.com?

Sedo today made the announcement that they are brokering the domain name Chocolate.com on behalf of Andrew Miller from InternetRealEstate.com, Internet Real Estate own or are partners in some great Generic Dot Com domain names and I can see Chocolate.com if marketed to the right user bring a large multi million dollar sale.

You do however need to ask should they be selling the domain or looking for partner instead why not do a deal using JointVentures.com or look at doing something that could reap long term benefits who knows maybe Sedo shall try to broker a sale that does include a long term deal…

Chocolate.com has many stores using their platform you would hope one of them would hopefully have the foresight to do a deal and maybe Chocolate.com could become the next Candy.com?

Here is the press release from Sedo.com

Sedo, the world’s largest domain name marketplace and monetization provider, today announced that it will broker the sale of Chocolate.com and its accompanying business. The availability of the valuable “category killer” domain name represents a rare and unique opportunity for an entrepreneur or chocolate brand of any size to secure a premium place on the web.

 Chocolate.com is the largest online marketplace for fine chocolates, a distinction it quickly earned after its launch.  With the premium and recognizable domain name as its foundation – and no additional marketing spend – the site has grown to include 250 vendors and over 5,000 products.

 “The Chocolate.com domain name and address is one of the most sought after plots of virtual real estate on the Internet,” said Andrew Miller, Managing Director of Chocolate.com. “It is the global equivalent of the best address on Madison Avenue, Rodeo Drive, or Champs-Élysées.”

“When a rare, internationally-appealing name like Chocolate.com is put up for sale, it has the power to shift an entire market,” said Kathy Nielsen, Director of Strategic Alliances at Sedo. “With record-breaking domain sales under our belt and a strong network of potential buyers, we’re optimistic that Chocolate.com will be a landmark sale and are excited to help make it happen.”

Sedo’s seasoned brokerage team has negotiated sales for a number of premium domain names in the past, including Vodka.com, Pizza.com and the World Record-setting sale of Sex.com for $13 million in 2010. Using their experience and expertise, Sedo brokers are able to find the right buyer for a domain name, and facilitate smooth transactions for all parties involved, no matter their size.

Parties interested in buying the Chocolate.com domain can contact Sedo broker Frank Tillmanns prior to February 14 at frank.tillmanns@sedo.com.

About Sedo

Sedo, an acronym for “Search Engine for Domain Offers,” is the leading domain marketplace and monetization provider. Headquartered in Cologne, Germany and with offices in London, England and Cambridge, Mass., Sedo has assembled the world’s largest database of domain names for sale, with more than 16 million listings. The success of Sedo’s model has attracted a global base of more than 1 million members.

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1 thought on “Sedo to Broker the Sale of Premium Domain Name Chocolate.com, Could it be the next Candy.com?”

  1. mike barmakian says:
    31/01/2013 at 16:53

    Robbie,

    Great article and I agree Sedo has brokered a lot of killer names, but the people who did sell those names dont work there anymore. What have they done in the past 2 years since everyone jumped ship to greener pastures? What has Frank Tillmans ever sold?

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