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Garry Chernoff posts another top-10 domain sale in 2011 with BlueJeans.com selling for $150,000

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On the heels of the top domain name sale of 2011 that saw gamesforgirls.com sell for $500,000 to Gamegos, Garry Chernoff has confirmed by email today that he has sold another domain name which cracked the Top-10 year-to-date sales chart tracked by Ron Jackson’s DN Journal. 

The domain name, bluejeans.com, changed hands earlier this week on March 24, and, no, it wasn’t sold to Levi’s. 

The domain which fetched $150,000 by Garry’s NetIncome Ventures, was sold to Blue Jeans Network, a start-up that provides cloud-based conferencing services.   Blue Jeans Network has been using bluejeansnet.com as its site’s web address.

“Blue Jeans” is probably not the first thought that comes to mind for cloud-based conferencing services, but for branding purposes, owning the domain should certainly help the company’s online efforts to run a business online.

Garry Chernoff 2011 Domain Sales

Gamesforgirls.com and bluejeans.com aren’t the only domain names that Garry Chernoff has sold in 2011 that rank in the top 10 sales of the year, so far to date. 

In early March, Garry sold the domain, doorhardware.com, for $85,000 to Dynasty Hardware.

2 replies on “Garry Chernoff posts another top-10 domain sale in 2011 with BlueJeans.com selling for $150,000”

[…] TPI Holdings, Inc. – autotrade.com Autotrader.com and Auto Trader are trademarks of TPI Holdings, Inc.  TPI Holdings is no stranger to WIPO having filed nearly two dozen cases since 2000 with most involving the keyword “trader”, not “trade”.  Its most recent cases came in 2010 when it won the transfer of autotraderleaseguide.com, cycletradermagazine.com, and cycletradermagazines.com.  Well known domain investor Garry Chernoff is the current owner of autotrade.com.  Garry Chernoff made headlines in 2011 with top dollar sales including gamesforgirls.com at $5000,000 and bluejeans.com for $150,000. […]

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