CreditScore.com Possibly Sold for $5 Million or more
It was recently announced that CreditReport.com purchased the domain name, CreditScore.com, for an undisclosed amount. “Credit Score” is a high dollar, highly searched keyword combination and a topic of much interest to borrowers.
Eligibility for mortgage loans, good interest rates, lines of credit, and even credit cards is tied to an individual’s credit worthiness. This credit worthiness is largely based on a person’s composite credit score which itself is built upon the various debt, payment, and financial management patterns of the consumer.
TheDomains reported that CreditScore.com may have possibly been purchased for just north of $5 million based on a disclosure by a party to the deal. This domain qualifies as super premium since it easily passes the test for clarity, business relevance, generic in nature, and being immune to trademark infringement concerns. A Google search for the phrase “credit score” yields a plethora of advertisers competing for the phrase, and well over 9 million Google indexed pages.
PremiumDomains.US acquired CreditScore.biz several years ago and are certainly happy to see the growing viability of this phrase in the larger consumer and financial markets. The recent sale of the .com version will significantly enhance the buyer’s long-term market position.
