INS.com, a premium letters LLL .com domain has been sold in a “large transaction” close to half a million dollars.
Registered in 1992, this 28 year old domain was brokered by Media Options. Previously, it was owned by British Telecom.
Drew Rosener, founder of Media Options shared the positive news of the INS.com sale:
We have just successfully completed the sale of ins.com to an end user in a large transaction! #DomainNames #OffTheMarketForever
A still active listing on Afternic for INS.com shows that the BIN price was approximately $499,000 dollars with a $275k minimum offer.
The domain has been sold to an end user in China, that have already set up a coming soon lander with content related to beauty, fashion, and other services catering to women.
INS.COM aims to transform the fashion industry by real customers showing to model our high end looks, and we are having massive giveaways for our epic launch! We want to make YOU our star!
INS.com has been sold.
And a fun note: Until 2003, popular references to “INS” were associated with The United States Immigration and Naturalization Service. The INS agency ceased to exist under that name on March 1, 2003, when most of its functions were transferred to three new entities, as part of a major government reorganization following the September 11 attacks of 2001.
For now, INS.com has a Twitter account that you can follow.
