"King of Domain" Rick Schwartz acquisition of weapons.com:Selection of strategic investment

Industry Information 02 Nov 2023 03:40:30 PM By:DN platform editor
Abstract:

Rick Schwartz announced this news on Twitter, much as he often does when acquiring domain names. The domain in question, Weapons.com, was acquired at a modest price of $45,750. While this might seem relatively low for a domain name

In the domain investment field, few receive as much respect and admiration as the "Domain King" Rick Schwartz. Rick is renowned for his incredible ability to identify valuable domain names, and his domain sales records are legendary in the entire domain industry. His recent acquisition of Weapons.com once again proves his prowess in the field. What makes this acquisition more intriguing is his partnership with veteran domain investor Michael Berkens.

Acquisition

Rick Schwartz announced this news on Twitter, as he often does with domain acquisitions. The domain involved, Weapons.com, was acquired at a modest price of $45,750. Although this might seem relatively low for a domain name with such a strong and versatile name, it is important to remember that a domain's value often depends on its potential use and market demand.

Registered in 1995, Weapons.com naturally signifies "weapons." Considering the current global tensions, Rick's decision to acquire Weapons.com at this price point indicates his belief in the future potential of the website and its ability to be a valuable asset in his domain portfolio.

Partnership with Michael Berkens

What adds further intrigue to this acquisition is the collaboration between Rick Schwartz and another prominent figure in the domain industry, Michael Berkens. Michael Berkens is known for his sharp eye in identifying valuable domain names and has an impressive track record in domain investments.

On Twitter, Rick revealed that Michael Berkens was the discoverer of the Weapons.com domain, making him an integral part of this acquisition. Rick and Michael opted to collaborate on the purchase, with Rick holding 71.12% ownership of the domain and Michael possessing the remaining 28.88%. Rick added, "Mr. Berkens, I couldn't do this without my research department. He's the one who made the discovery. I'm just the triggerman."

Potential of Weapons.com

Although the acquisition price of $45,750 might seem affordable, the true value of Weapons.com lies in its versatility. Domain names like Weapons.com can be used in various ways, catering to a broad range of industry needs including the firearms industry, self-defense, security, and even the gaming world.

Rick stated, "This is not a seven-figure domain. It is an eight-figure domain. Easy 9-figures to develop."

Under the stewardship of Rick Schwartz and Michael Berkens, Weapons.com is likely to be strategically sold for an eight-figure price to someone interested in unlocking its potential. Its unforgettable and brandable nature makes it a valuable asset that is bound to attract significant attention in the future.

Source: domainsuccess

Latest Roundup! Which companies hold two letter .com domain names?

Latest Roundup! Which companies hold two letter .com domain names?

There are a total of 676 two-letter .com domain names in the world, and more than 300 of them have been used by businesses for their official websites. Are you curious which two letter .com domain names are used by businesses?

Industry Information 12 Sep 2024 02:10:33 PM

The Artificial Intelligence domain name quran.ai was sold for $100,999!

The Artificial Intelligence domain name quran.ai was sold for $100,999!

In this year's domain name trading on May 1, the .ai domain name market was hot with significantly higher turnover. Among them, the domain name quran.ai in the field of Artificial Intelligence was sold for $100,999 (approximately

Industry Information 12 Sep 2024 11:03:12 AM

Three Sheep Group: two-letter 'TS.com' domain name better than 'sanzhiyang.cn'

Three Sheep Group: two-letter 'TS.com' domain name better than 'sanzhiyang.cn'

Recently, the Three Sheep Group in Hefei, Anhui Province, sparked a lot of attention and discussion over the incident with Simba on Jitterbug. Although the public has different views on the truth of the incident, this is not the focus of

Industry Information 11 Sep 2024 11:47:34 AM

Why would someone register a domain name that clearly infringes on a trademark? Because sometimes they get lucky.

Why would someone register a domain name that clearly infringes on a trademark? Because sometimes they get lucky.

In the world of domain name investing, seasoned investors have repeatedly warned novices to avoid registering domain names that clearly infringe on trademarks. I'm not referring to domain names that can be modified slightly, but those that

Industry Information 11 Sep 2024 10:07:51 AM

How to invest in used domain names? What are the popular platforms recommended?

How to invest in used domain names? What are the popular platforms recommended?

Used domain names, i.e., those that have been previously registered and are now available for resale, offer a plethora of opportunities for domain name investors. While the initial investment for these domains is higher than for manually

Investment 10 Sep 2024 11:34:41 AM

Swimming pool-construction company fight sparks reverse hijacking case; attorney fails to disclose longtime relationship

Swimming pool-construction company fight sparks reverse hijacking case; attorney fails to disclose longtime relationship

In a domain name battle that has generated widespread attention, a dispute between two Texas pool construction companies has led to a Reverse Domain Name Hijacking (RDNH) case. The case involved a dispute between Pools123 Houston LLC over

Industry Information 10 Sep 2024 11:03:36 AM