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**Clinton** · January 12th, 2010, 10:04 AM

A multi-million dollar UK based research company is in financial trouble and the receiver may accept approaches to buy their website. It's in a hot environmental niche.

It's a PR5 site with links from a lot of nice places, including DMOZ.

I can't disclose the name of the company but if you do a search for CRM and Fuel and Cells you should find it.

This is not your usual kind of Flippa auction. Sometimes you need to think "out of the box" to pick up a nice property. The receiver will be flogging off all the assets of the company. It situations like this it's unlikely you'll find a lot of domain hunters competing with you - your competitors are more interested in intellectual property rights derived from the research the company did. That means you can get yourself a really good deal.

All the best.

Standard Disclaimer: As usual, this is not a recommendation. Check the books and do your own valuation. As usual, I don't compete with you on any prospective buy I spot and bring to your attention.

**mpcovcd** · January 12th, 2010, 10:55 AM

Its more of a valuable domain, since the site is a just a regular company site

Ps. You didn't leave much to the imagination hah

**DomainMagnate** · January 12th, 2010, 05:11 PM

a pr5 domain, even good backlinks usually isn't worth more than a couple hundred bucks. Is it a premium domain, or has lots of traffic?

**3Six** · January 12th, 2010, 05:18 PM

You're dealing with an accountant, not a webmaster, DomainMagnate. Tell him it costs $10 to register a domain but you'll give him $20 for this one.

**nEquity** · January 14th, 2010, 07:41 AM

How can I get in contact with these guys, or the liquidator if I were interested?

**Clinton** · January 14th, 2010, 08:03 AM

nEquity, sorry I can't give you an easy answer with a link to the firm handling the job. But, here's a link that may prove useful for this and other such enquiries: London Gazette.

**nEquity** · January 19th, 2010, 04:36 AM

They want to sell the company as a whole going concern. Not distributing assets individually, so domain is off limits for now unless you wanna buy the whole business!

**Clinton** · January 19th, 2010, 09:27 AM

That's what liquidators always say, nEquity, lazy sods that they are

. But unless it's what's called a pre-packaged deal (being resold lock, stock and barrel to the original owners) they'll usually take the scraps when they find there isn't a five course meal on the table.

**Melissa** · January 19th, 2010, 03:10 PM

The liquidator has a responsibility to the creditors. It is his aim to get the highest possible price for the remaining assets if the company can't be sold as a going concern.

**nEquity** · January 20th, 2010, 08:13 AM

What do you mean clinton by reselling it to the original owners? would they have not injected more capital in the company to save it had they wanted to keep the comany?