The domain name ABC.mx, the ccTLD for Mexico, was sold last week; its previous owner marveled at the price, believing at the time that it’s a Mexican company.
As Google acquired ABC.XYZ from the dot .XYZ Registry to use for its Alphabet project, everything points in that direction; Google also acquired the domains Alphabet.XYZ and ABC.Global.
The current WHOIS for the domain ABC.mx is showing the usual DNStination Inc. info; an affiliate of brand protection company Mark Monitor.
According to the seller of ABC.mx, the domain was sold for $17,700 dollars on Sedo. He acquired it for just $799.99 in 2009.
Looks as if Google is not yet done acquiring domain names for its Alphabet, Inc. project!
For more information on the sale of ABC.mx, click here.
What does this mean will I tell yah what it means abc.com vs abc.xyz, ahh no one thought of this.
They better send in the wolf. You sending the wolf shi$ that’s all you had to say #$%#$%
Could this mean someone is going to buy abc.com,
I just have seen that the Domain abc.com.es has also been sold for 15.000 USD in a private deal.
In the WHOIS MarkMonitor is the ADMIN contact
ABC.es is in the hands of a important Spnaish Newspaper.