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Domain Developers Fund Stand 22.03.2011

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3 FUND STRUCTURE AND OBJECTIVES

4 DOMAIN MARKET

5 DOMAIN-MARKET – DOMAIN PURCHASE AND SALE

6 DOMAIN-MARKET - PURCHASING PROCESS

7 DOMAIN AND WEBSITES MARKET

8 DOMAIN MARKET - EVALUATION COMPONENTS

9 FOUR LESSONS ON DOMAINS

10 INCOME STREAMS - PARKING

11 SOURCES OF INCOME- DEVELOPMENT OF COMPLEX SITES

12 SOURCES OF INCOME- TRANSACTIONS

13 FOCUS OF INVESTMENT I

14 FOCUS OF INVESTMENT II

15 INVESTMENT - RISK MANAGEMENT

16 EXAMPLES OF SUCCESSFUL DOMAIN DEVELOPERS - PRIVATE COMPANIES

17 MANAGEMENT

18 DDF‘s Competitive Advantage I

19 DDF‘s Competitive Advantage II

20 PERFORMANCE - DOMAIN DEVELOPERS FUND

21 The liquidity of the domain market

22 Major Risks Factors

23 Targets of DDF in size and capacity

24 DDF cooperation with developers, translators, SEO`s

25 Appendix

26 DDF Parking & Arbitrage Revenues

27 Example Traffic Portfolio 1

28 Global Online Advertising Revenues ($ in mil.)

29 Current offers by Brokers and on Markets

30 Historical Deals in Domain names

31 Historical Deals in Websites

32 MORE SOURCES OF INFORMATION

CONTENTS

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Alternative asset class with high diversification

• The Domain Developers Fund is the only open publicly quoted investment fund investing in domain names

• The fund's business model is strongly diversified both in its sourcing model and itsgeneration of revenues.

• Domains are purchased both through initial registration and purchase from third parties

Revenues are generated by:

Traffic Portfolios by Domain Parking generating continuous advertising revenues Developed web sites in order to increase ad revenues and generate

recurring fees. Domain and Development sales to third parties

• The Internet advertising market relevant for the fund's development will continue to growby 15-20% per year1.

FUND STRUCTURE AND OBJECTIVES

1 Source: Zenith OptiMedia, in http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-12-06/web-emerging-markets-to-lead-global-advertising-growth-in-2011.html

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Domains are the "Internet's Real Estate“

• Each domain is unique• Domains once registered can be held indefinitely• There is only a limited number of „good Domains“• Companies compete for the most attractive Domains, e.g. generic terms, as

search engine rankings depend at least partly from the domain name

Large and growing market potential1

• The internet advertising market is growing at a double-digit rate every year• The proportion of the internet of the total advertising expenditures should

rise until 2013 from currently 14% to 18%• The internet market penetration in developing countries is often lower than

10%, in growth countries hardly more than 40%; so there is more potential available than in developed markets

DOMAIN MARKET

Large Domain Sale examplesFund.com: 10 Mio. USDFB.com: 8,5 Mio. USDDiamond.com 7,5 Mio USDBeer.com 7 Mio USDToys.com: 5,1 Mio. USDRussia.com: 1,5 Mio. USDSlots.com 5,5 Mio USDCasino.com 5,5 Mio USD

1 Source: Zenith OptiMedia, in http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-12-06/web-emerging-markets-to-lead-global-advertising-growth-in-2011.html

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Drop MarketAfter the expiration of the registration period (drop) the rights to a domain expire, if the owner does not extend. The domain can be registered by others. The costs are generally limited to the registration fee but great domains that drop are auctioned off among domainers. There are 3 main platforms for this business: Namejet.com, Pool.com, Snapnames.com

DOMAIN-MARKET – DOMAIN PURCHASE AND SALE

* Domains are just registered for a certain period. The owner has a privilege to extend, which he has to exercise explicitly. Registrations of domains may be subject to certain restrictions (e.g. exclusion of non-citizens)

RegistrationDomains can generally be registered by everybody to his or her own name*. The costs are mostly very low. New technologies and developments generate continuously demand for new Keywords.

Different acquisitionalternatives

Secondary MarketAlready registered domains can be acquired from the owner. The prices are based on negotiations as well as valuation agent indications.

This is done in two variations:1. Direct purchase (an employee of DDF works permanently on the address

and negotiations with private sellers)2. SEDO, Flippa, Moniker etc. (mostly for sales below €5,000, because the

fees above 15% are not justifiable for larger transactions)

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DOMAIN-MARKET - PURCHASING PROCESS

Structured, faster purchasing process and Due Diligence

Up to 10T€ per Domain or Portfolio:• Managers are the only ones allowed to purchase• Domain value-check through Estibot.com• Keyword-check by search engine• Domain value-check through comparable deals• Due Diligence for the safety of Trademarks• Due Diligence to the legal situation of the Top Level Domain• Compliance with the Asset Allocation• If possible Traffic Check or Test Period up to 90 days• Payment only via market place or through trust account (escrow.com)

Domains or portfolios over additional 10K EUR:• Approval of a second director• Valuation through Sedo or Moniker• Development of liquidity strategy

Domains or portfolios over additional 100K EUR:• With approval of at least one of the board advisors

Acquisitions of Websites / Developed Domains• Additional DD for the business model• Test running the site for 30 days before payment

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DOMAIN AND WEBSITES MARKETIncreasing market volumeMore activity in Website tradingIncreasing prices

• The development of the domain-sales from SEDO and Afternic show s

strong growth, on average 28% per year

• In 2010 the sale of sex.com was executed for 10 Mio.€ which affects

the stats.

• The development during 2007 - 2012 can be seen to have a minimal

correlation with the general economic development of the time.

• The average value of the domain sales of .de-Domains barely changed

and have remained at 1.000 - 1.300 per sale since 2004 which is to be

attributed to the high commissions on Sedo and Afternic, sales of higher

value are in general made without brokers or on other platforms.

• From this we can conclude that the number of managed domains has

risen considerably.

• The domain madrid.net (owned by DDF), which was sold in 2005 for 20

T$, 2008 for 43 T$ and in 2010 for 55 T$, shows the general upward

price trend.

• Flippa.com concentrates on developed sites/domains and shows the

fastest growth of all platforms, trading in developed sites is relatively

new.

• It is very difficult to estimate the total size of the market, its well

known that most deals over 20.000 USD are not done on any of the

platforms but privately between people. We would estimate the

private market in domains to be 4x as large which would bring

yearly sales up to a billion USD, not including sales of Websites.

Sum of known Domain-Sales

Source: SEDODomain sales run predominantly over other platforms, which is why the average price of SEDO remains tendentiously constant

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DOMAIN MARKET - EVALUATION COMPONENTS

Source: Own representation based on factors from e.g. http://blog.domaintools.com/2011/01/domain-valuation-how-to-value-a-domain-name

• Similar to classic media, such as, magazines and television, the value of a domain is mainly placed according to the expected number of contacts. The factors shown below will be used for this evaluation.

• The estimate attained will be compared to the estimated selling prices of similar domains, e.g. the same domain from a different country, aligned.

• The most reliable evaluation services are currently SEDO, Estibot, Domainindex, Moniker and Godaddy. These will also be used to calculate the value of the funds (except Domainindex)

• Typical evaluation multiples for traffic domains are between 2x - 4x annual turnover.

Value based on expected contacts and direct navigation traffic.

Established evaluation services: SEDO, Domainindexand Estibot

Current traffic

Meaning

Length

Word count

Received numbers

Age

Pronounceability

Singular/Plural

Memorability

Expected Trafficx

Expected value per Visit

Top-Level Domain

Number search

Estimated value based on Multiple

Compare with estimated selling prices of similar domains

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FOUR LESSONS ON DOMAINS

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INCOME STREAMS - PARKING

Business model:

• Parking: Domain becomes "parked" for example, with Domainsponsor.com, Bodis.com or Voodoo.com Domain Parking, these provide very simple sites for this, which are filled with Google, Yahoo or affiliate sponsored links

.• Domains with typing errors of well frequented Sites are often

used, for example, facebok.de.Other examples are simply generic terms such as howareyou.com or locations, etc. that users simply directly navigate to. Other parked domains are simply short names such as in.co.uk which receives 200 visits/day (owned by DDF)

• Problems faced are the technical risk that browsers are becoming more adept at picking up on spelling errors.

• Micrositing: Small sites are set up, which are indexed by the search-engines for the purpose of selling advertising on the site. DDF is using a special technique on Rebuildthis.com where it rebuilds sites that existed earlier on a domain that dropped.

Example of sponsored links on parked page provided by Domainsponsor.com using a Google feed.

Example from the Portfolio: howareyou.com, anonyurl.com

• Income will be generated on a per click basis with the help of Domain Parking.

• Domains are purchased in Traffic Portfolios of hundreds, sometimes thousands of domains.

• Usual evaluation: 20 - 40 months of turnover, depending in stability and quality of traffic and domains

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SOURCES OF INCOME- DEVELOPMENT OF COMPLEX SITES

*see also: www.dnjournal.com/archive/lowdown/2009/dailyposts/20091014.html

• Some high value domains in the portfolio are being developed into full projects. The yields come from advertisement, services (memberships etc.) and future sales.

• The development will be conducted by a development team located in Ukraine or with experienced partners according to the specific domain.

• Additionally DDF plans to purchase well working sites with revenue and combine them with high value domain names, rebrand them and improvethe sites technicaly as well as SEO wise.

Examples from the portfolio: exhibitions.com, holland.net, nameless.com, patentsbase.com

belgium.netIn a joint venture with Senza Limiti, DDF developed a directory of businesses located in Belgium, the site is monetizing on adwordsand affiliations.Month 1: 88 €Month 2: 296 €Month 3: 660 €Month 4: 1190 €Month 5: 1233 €Month 6: 1454 €Month 7: 1308 €

Patentsbase.comA joint venture with RAN, we developed the worlds largest database of patents, the site hosts 8,6 Mio. Patents and 26 Terabyte of data. The site is online but is still under development.

Nameless.comThe latest addition to the developments of DDF, a new type of domain market.

Exhibitions.comLaunched in August 2012, exhibitions.com is an international directory of exhibitions.

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INCOME SOURCES- TRANSACTIONS

Source: http://domainauctions.moniker.com/archive

• Depending on the quality of the domain and the development behind the industry, the domain can increase its value up to multiple times 100%.

• Although the focal point of the DDF lies with a Buy-and-Hold strategy, the possibility of beneficial sales offers, relating to single domains is also possible.

• The sale is concluded in auction or directly with the person or company interested.

• Primarily, "Domain-Pros" take part in auctions.

• The Goal of every Domain investor is to find an “end customer sale” which usually generates a 10 to 20 times the purchase price. Between domainers price increases are around 5 to 10% each year.

example: Sales of DDF

DOMAIN SOLD FOR DATE PURCHASE PRICE NAVPRICE PROFIT

SALES VIA SEDO

ngrams.com 17500 Aug/10/2012 280 280 17220

pizza.com.ng 2800 Apr/23/2012 25 25 2775

faqly.com 1790 Oct/25/2011 25 25 1765

kurdistan.net 10000 Sep/20/2011 2300 2300 7700

cheapcars.in 4850 Jun/13/2011 900 900 3950

msnman.com 1650 Jun/09/2011 25 25 1625

redporntube.com 4000 May 21, 2012 25 25 3975

ISIN.org 40000 May 08, 2012 790 790 39210

die.com 70000 May 08, 2012 35000 35000 35000

howareyou.com 45000 Dec 05, 2011 5500 5500 39500

Cars.net 170000 Jun 16, 2011 125000 125000 45000

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FOCUS OF INVESTMENT I

Premium Domains:exhibitions.comengland.netportugal.netmadrid.netspecies.comallergytesting.comstockratings.com

Websites:Patentsbase.comBooks.soTcm.orgMadrid.net

Traffic Nameswwwtransito.comwwwmisionsucre.com

cinema2011.com

bbb2011.com

laprefrente.com

The DDF diversifies its investment system of various Domain-classes and Business-models:

Prime Domain Names with Brand Potential• Premium single-word Domains: Generic, just one word comprehensive, in

normal linguistically used Domain names.• Key-word Domains: Domains, whose names describe a specific theme.• Other Domains: Good sounding, easy to remember and brand suitable

Domains

Revenue generating Websites• Websites with revenue can be purchased between 20 and 50 month of ROI• Websites usually have income from affiliations, adwords or dropshiping• In the future DDF plans to purchase websites and combines them with

great premium domain names.

Traffic Portfolios• Portfolios are sets of several hundreds to thousands of domain names

generating income at parking companies by CPC• There are various classes of portfolios depending on the source of traffic• One source of traffic are backlinks from earlier sits that have been built on a

domain• Best source of traffic is pure type-in traffic

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Emerging Markets:patent.inmotors.invodka.inChildren.inDomains.inCorporate.twBillboards.twPoker.sggamble.sgemails.sgjobs.pe

Future Key Words:nanoreifen.denanorams.deubidules.nethivshots.netdnasequencers.com

Domain Landrushes:In.co.ukf.co.ukpr.co.uknapoléon.frRestaurantes.coAndes.codieta.coméditerranée.frintérieur.frconférences.frlycéeprivé.fr

FOCUS OF INVESTMENT II

Emerging Market Domain Names• Top Level Domains for developing countries with low Internet penetration

offer outstanding opportunities to profit from the upswing of national economies due to the fact that there are still many very good Domains which are unassigned.

• Current focus markets are Pakistan, India and Hongkong.

Future Key words• Through observation of various fields of knowledge an attempt is being

made to predict trends in developing technologies which are as yet not fully widespread or investigated for the purpose of later capitalising on their increase in popularity.

• A current example is nanotechnology: DDF holds nanoreifen.de and nanorams.de

Domain Landrushes• From time to time, registries release new domains, usually very short terms

such as 1 and 2 letter domains, or IDN domains with special characters or second level domains such as Colombia which released .co in 2010, which earlier was .com.co

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remark % now % goal (2014)

´A.) TLDs

• Generic TLD´s com, .net, .org… 70% 75%• ccTLD´s co.uk, .de,.at,.nl,.es… 20% 20%• Emerging TLD´s pk, .in, .br, .co, .pe… 10% 5%

B.) Type

• Premium Domains purchase price: 10-500K 60% 40%• Websites purchase price: 10-500K 5% 20%• Emerging markets registrations & up to 10K 12% 5%• Traffic Portfolios purchase price: 100-1 Mio 12% 30%• Future Keywords registrations & up to 5K 1% 1%• Landrushes registrations & up to 50K 10% 4%

Additionally, depending on capital entrances, between 5 and 15% in cash will be kept. The money is partly used for advertisement and/or advertising arbitrage (utilization of price discrepancies for Keywords from different markets or between different Keywords).

INVESTMENT - RISK MANAGEMENT

DDF pursues a consistent minimizing of risks, in order to optimize risks, liquidity and net yields.

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EXAMPLES OF SUCCESSFUL DOMAIN DEVELOPERSPRIVATE COMPANIES

whisky.com by Castello Cities

1 http://www.dnjournal.com/cover/2007/december.htm http://www.thedomains.com/2011/02/01/schilling-announces-he-told-7-million-dollars-in-domains-since-july2 http://www.dnjournal.com/cover/2006/december.htm , http://www.dnjournal.com/cover/2011/january-page3.htm3 http://internetrealestate.com/brands/ , http://www.dnjournal.com/cover/2005/september.htm

phone.com by Internet Real Estate

Frank Schilling1

Holds one of the worlds biggest portfolios with approximately 1 Mil. Domains and yearly income from advertising which are clearly in the double mil. USD area. According to its own data about 250 Domains were sold for an approximate total of 7 million USD in the second half of 2010.

Castello Cities Internet Network2

Specialized in the development of sites for cities such as palmsprings.com, local services and generic terms like whisky.com specializes and holds one of the highest value Domain portfolios, with a focus on a value increase of the domains through development and also partially advertising takings > 1 Mil. USD per website.

Internet Real Estate3

Follows a similar business model to Castello with partially very costly development of valuable Domains like phone.com, chocolate.com or patents.com. The company, founded in 2001, has Domains like beer.com, diamond.com and shop.com, sold each for multiple Mil. USD and is seen as the market leader of premium Domains.

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MANAGEMENT

Michael Marcovici

• Michael Marcovici´s experience in the field of Online-Business, reaches back as far as 1991.

• He is the founder of the "Austria Börsenbrief", a magazine for finance experts, and has worked for five years as a private equity-fundmanager.

• Up until 2006 he was Europe's biggest eBay-powerseller.

• Michael Marcovici has been active in the domain market since 2002, and in 2005 had started working on a systematic domain name trading and the build up of valuable domain portfolios.

• Michael's success as a CEO also includes strategic decisions as well as being responsible for domain purchases and its funds's Asset Allocation.

• Michael Marcovici is a regular guest and speaker at domain events and thus he has very good connections in this line of business. He is also a shareholder of Domainindex.com, a domain evaluation and tool company co owned with domaintools.com

Alberto Sanz de Lama

• Alberto Sanz has been active in the Internet Market for a long time and has gained a considerably high reputation in this field. Formerly as the CEO of eBay Austria and Switzerland, today he is the Managing Director of autoscout24.com.

• Alberto Sanz studied economics in Zürich and earned an MBA from the renowned INSEAD-University in Fontainebleau.

• For 5 years, Alberto Sanz worked as the Brand Manager at Procter & Gamble in Switzerland and Austria and afterwards at McKinsey. He was then the Vice President of Mobipay, an online payment platform, for 3 years.

• Domain Developer Fund profits from his experience and network in the online market.

• Alberto Sanz is involved when important decisions are made.He is an expert concerning search engines and the search engine optimization needs of companies.

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DDF‘s Competitive Advantage I

EXPERIENCE

PROPRIETARY RESEARCH

ACCESSKNOW HOW

GLOBAL HIGH SKILLS - LOW COST WORKFORCE

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DDF‘s Competitive Advantage II

EXPERIENCE

30 years of experience in website development

and sales10 years experiene in

building and managing remote teams of developers and

designers.

PROPRIETARY RESEARCH

Proprietary data and tools to identify under valued websites and

domains. Lists of thousands active

buyers and sellers for domains and

websites, research on top affiliates.

ACCESS

DDF Principals located in Vienna, Munich and

HongKongSynchronized outsourcing

strategyCost effective geographic

footprint.

WORKFORCE

KNOW HOW

Global low cost high skills workforce

Network of top brokers buyers and sellers

Tied into industry events and associations.

Deep technical knowledge on domains as well as

website development, scaling and

operating.

SEO know how, attracting millions of visitors through

organic search traffic.

Experts in monetization

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PERFORMANCE - DOMAIN DEVELOPERS FUND

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Domain Market Liquidity

Different classes of Domains have different type of liquidity. The table below contains the planned percentage that DDF will invest in the various fields, the general liquidity of the class and the expected time to sell the assets.

Type of asset Liquidation Market Planned % Liquidity Time to sellPremium Domains Markets, Brokers, Domainers, Developers ´60% Good 1 to 6 monthsWebsites Developers 20% Good 3 to 6 monthsEmerging markets Domainers, Brokers 5% Low up to 1 yearTraffic Portfolios Brokers, Domainers 30% High 1 to 3 monthsFuture Keywords Domainers 1% Low up to 1 year and longerLandrushes Markets, Brokers, Domainers, Developers 4% Low up to 1 year and longer

Additionally, depending on capital entrances, between 5 and 15% of the AUM are kept in cash. The money is partly used for advertisement and/or advertising arbitrage and as a reserve to deal with redemptions and fast deals.

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Targets of DDF in size and capacity

• Our target is to develop the fund in five years to a 50 Mio USD investment fund

• We also discuss the possibility to launch a Luxembourg SIF as a feeder fund –this is an ption for DDF as soon as the fund has a volume of 30 Mio USD

• We see a capacity limit of the fund currently at 1 bn USD

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Domain Developers Fund Stand 22.03.2011

Appendix

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DDF Parking & Arbitrage Revenues

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Example Traffic Portfolio 1

Total income 30.000 USD/month

Sales Price: 750.000 USD

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Global Online Advertising Revenues ($ in mil.)

REGION 2010 2011E 2012E 2013E 2014E 2015E

NORTH AMERICA $ 27,800 $32,804 $37,233 $41,700 $46,287 $50,916

Y/Y Growth -- 18% 13.5% 12% 11% 10%

% of total 41.1% 41.8% 41.4% 41.1% 40.6% 40.2%

WESTERN EUROPE $20,500 $23,063 $26,061 &28,927 $31,820 $34,684

Y/Y Growth -- 12.5% 13% 11% 10% 9%

% of total 30.3% 29.4% 29.0% 28.5% 27.9% 27.4%

ASIA PACIFIC $15,200 $17,632 $20,541 $23,622 $27,048 $30,834

Y/Y Growth -- 16.0% 16.5% 15.0% 14.5% 14.0%

% of total 22.5% 22.5% 22.9% 23.3% 23.7% 24.3%

EASTERN EUROPE $1,900 $2,195 $2,568 $2,953 $3,337 $3,754

Y/Y Growth -- 15.5% 17.0% 15.0% 13.0% 12.5%

% of total 2.8% 2.8% 2.9% 2.9% 2.9% 3.0%

LATIN AMERICA $1,850 $2,220 $2,731 $3,305 $3,966 $4,719

Y/Y Growth -- 20.0% 23.0% 21.0% 20.0% 19.0%

% of total 2.7% 2.8% 3.0% 3.3% 3.5% 3.7%

MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA $350 $508 $761 $1,066 $1,439 $1,870

Y/Y Growth -- 45.0% 50.0% 40.0% 35.0% 30.0%

% of total 0.5% 0.6% 0.8% 1.0% 1.3% 1.5%

TOTAL WORLDWIDE ADVERTISING $67,600 $78,421 $89,894 $101,573 $113,896 $126,778

Y/Y Growth -- 16.0% 14.6% 13.0% 12.1% 11.3%

SOURCE: Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), Magna, eMarketer, Barclays Capital estimates

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SITE BROKER REVENUE/Y PROFIT/Y MULTIPLE(m) VISITORS/Y ESTABLISHED PRICE

Niche Forum and Daily Deal Business WeSellYSite 1.666.000 476.000 38 x 1.500.000 2000 1.550.000

Travel Business - Advertising Driven WeSellYSite 321.000 181.000 40 x 1.880.000 2004 600.000

Drop Shipping - Computers and

AccessoriesWeSellYSite 3.000.000 145.000 45 x 90.000 2009 550.000

Shoe Forum & Company WeBrokr 1.000.000 600.000 130 x 60.000.000 2003 6.500.000

Motorcycle Fairings WeBrokr 190.000 53.000 22 x 200.000 2008 100.000

Technology Forum WeBrokr 860.000 750.000 72 x 100.000.000 2008 4.500.000

Candle Reseller site WeBrokr 280.000 100.000 50 x 120.000 1999 500.000

Custom clothing Business QuietlightB. 460.000 200.000 30 x n.a. n.a. 550.000

VA Training and Certification Business QuietlightB. 205.001 127.000 30 x n.a. n.a. 300.000

Diamond Jewlery Business QuietlightB. 340.000 90.000 36 x n.a. n.a. 270.000

Daily Online Magazine Latonas 175.000 45.000 45 x 360.000 2009 170.000

Rhinomart.com Latonas 360.000 71.000 22 x 300.000 2011 125.000

Ghacks.net Latonas 323.000 300.000 72 x 30.000.000 2005 1.800.000

Ebookee.org Latonas 580.000 575.000 41 x 60.000.000 2007 2.000.000

Email Content Management Latonas 370.000 300.000 40 x 200.000 2005 1.000.000

Current offers by Brokers and on Markets

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Historical Deals in Domain names

sex.com 13,000,000 USD 2010-11-17 Sedo

tenhost.com 9,999,999 USD 2010-05-15 Afternic

beer.com 7,000,000 USD 2004-01-01 -

slots.com 5,500,000 USD 2010-06-02 Moniker

toys.com 5,100,000 USD 2009-01-01 BankruptcyAuction

korea.com 5,000,000 USD 2000-01-01 -

asseenontv.com 5,000,000 USD 2000-01-01 -

clothes.com 4,900,000 USD 2009-08-19 PvtSale

freecreditcheck.com 3,500,000 USD 2008-10-02 SnapNames

altavista.com 3,250,000 USD 1999-01-01 -

candy.com 3,000,000 USD 2009-01-01 PvtSale

vodka.com 3,000,000 USD 2006-12-19 Sedo

shopping.de 2,858,945 USD 2009-09-08 PvtSale

creditcards.com 2,750,000 USD 2004-01-01 PvtSale

pizza.com 2,605,000 USD 2008-04-03 Sedo

social.com 2,600,000 USD 2011-07-07 Moniker

creditscores.com 2,588,240 USD 2008-10-02 SnapNames

affiliateprogram.com 2,352,950 USD 2008-10-02 SnapNames

coupons.com 2,200,000 USD 2000-01-01 -

autos.com 2,200,000 USD 1999-01-01 -

telephone.com 2,000,000 USD 2000-01-01 -

england.com 2,000,000 USD 1999-01-01 -

savings.com 1,900,000 USD 2003-01-01 -

seniors.com 1,800,000 USD 2007-07-03 Moniker

dating.com 1,750,000 USD 2010-06-16 Moniker

auction.com 1,700,000 USD 2009-01-01 PvtSale

datarecovery.com 1,659,000 USD 2008-03-04 PvtSale

fly.com 1,600,000 USD 2010-09-12 Sedo

branson.com 1,600,000 USD 2006-01-01 -

russia.com 1,500,000 USD 2009-01-01 Sedo

tandberg.com 1,500,000 USD 2007-02-13 PvtSale

cameras.com 1,500,000 USD 2006-11-07 Moniker

marketingtoday.com 1,500,000 USD 2005-01-01 -

deposit.com 1,500,000 USD 2000-01-01 -

vista.com 1,250,000 USD 2007-11-13 PvtSale

feedback.com 1,230,000 USD 2003-01-01 -

scores.com 1,180,000 USD 2007-06-05 Moniker

chinese.com 1,120,008 USD 2007-07-24 Sedo

call.com 1,100,000 USD 2010-09-16 Sedo

flying.com 1,100,000 USD 2010-04-07 PvtSale

mercury.com 1,100,000 USD 2000-01-01 -

cruises.co.uk 1,099,798 USD 2008-02-05 PvtSale

dancing.com 1,058,830 USD 2008-10-02 SnapNames

wallstreet.com 1,030,000 USD 2005-01-01 -

webcam.com 1,020,000 USD 2009-06-09 Rick

PersonalLoans.com 1,000,000 USD 2012-02-29 DomainNameSales

dudu.com 1,000,000 USD 2012-01-11 Sedo

domainname.com 1,000,000 USD 2011-05-18 Boxcar/

guy.com 1,000,000 USD 2007-11-27 Sedo

topix.com 1,000,000 USD 2007-03-13 PvtSale

eflowers.com 1,000,000 USD 2003-01-01 -

whitehousecrisis.com 1,000,000 USD 2000-08-01 PvtSale

cyberworks.com 1,000,000 USD 2000-07-01 PvtSale

britain.com 1,000,000 USD 1999-01-01 -

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Historical Deals in Webistes (in USD) Example, not for DDF

WEBSITE NAME DESCRIPTION PROFIT / MONTH SALES PRICE MULTIPLE

eBookee.org eBooks Search Engine 60.000 2 Mil.33x

planetRX.com Medical Supply ecommerce 18.000 1,2 Mil.66x

Bloggingtothebank.com Marketing site 90.000 900.00010x

BonusBonusBonus.com Gambling Information 7.500 750.000100x

Makecashtakingsurveys.biz surveys 39.000 395.00010x

Inquisitr.com News 15.000 330.00022x

Fishflashgames.com flashgames 18.000 250.00014x

Mp3mixx.com mp3 links / Music 20.000 250.000 22x

Pitchingmachinesnow.com eCommerce 8.300 149.000 17x

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MORE SOURCES OF INFORMATION

About DDFhttp://domaindevelopersfund.com

www.youtube.com

http://prezi.com/yanrbdrmgnhf/the-history-of-domains/

http://prezi.com/mv1439tzgrjw/the-value-of-domains/

www.ft.com

www.iaireview.org

www.fondsexklusiv.at

www.businesswire.com

About Domain Nameshttp://www.dnjournal.com/

http://www.elliotsblog.com/

http://www.thedomains.com/

Domainindex.comDomainindex.com is a project developed by Michael Marcovici, financed by domainers and domaintools.com. It appraises teh value of domain names and carries a suite of tools for domainers and domain investors, if you wish to use the system please use the login:

http://domainindex.com/

Hong:hong

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Thank YouWe will gladly answer all your questions and provide you with further information:

Michael Marcovici [email protected] Steinbichler [email protected]