Web.com has merged the SnapNames and NameJet inventories. So when you do a search for NameJet, SnapName domains will show up, and vice versa.
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Expired .tv domains list - Great back links, Trust Flow, Domain Authority
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.TV is the ccTLD for the islands of Tuvalu and is administered by the dotTV Corporation (a Verisign company).

Any person may register second-level domains in TV. The domain name has become popular due to it being an abbreviation of the word television and websites on this domain most often than not feature video content for specific brands or firms.

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Top .tv Domain Sales:

  • usa.tv sold for 125,000 USD on 01/03/16.
  • business.tv sold for 100,999 USD on 05/06/10.
  • net.tv sold for 100,000 USD on 02/01/03.
  • china.tv sold for 100,000 USD on 02/01/03.
  • free.tv sold for 100,000 USD on 02/01/03.
  • film.tv sold for 65,000 USD on 04/17/12.
  • rt.tv sold for 62,500 USD on 02/11/09.
  • jeu.tv sold for 50,000 USD on 04/11/12.
  • web.tv sold for 45,000 USD on 01/21/11.
  • learn.tv sold for 41,000 USD on 05/06/10.




 
Josh MacDonald, United States

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Josh MacDonald
United States