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Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Friday October 30th, 2020

Escrow.com

First, Happy Birthday to my daughter Libby who turns 21 today. My family often reads this because its my diary so Happy Birthday young lady. You’re an amazing person and I’ve loved watching it develop. Being there to pick up when you fall, (literally and taking you for stitches) and clapping when you crush it. You’ll need me less for the former but I’ll always be there clapping.

Where to auction or sell your names. I am going to forget a few so forgive me if I don’t name your company.

NameJet: It’s where I have auctioned my names for 12 years. Yes, they absolutely needed to update their user panel to auction names. To the point where I have done it pretty much through email every time. Time will tell if putting up a name is easier with the new system. But let’s get to results. They have the eyeballs. That’s what you are looking for. Private listings are treated differently but everyone can see them. There is a big Chinese crowd watching the names and your names are seen by Snapnames and NameJet users. Of the places I will list, it’s the place I feel most comfortable with a lower reserve. That being said. If you have a bad name none of these are going to give you good results. Doesn’t have to be a great name but it can’t be awful. Payout takes a month

Godaddy: It’s tough to get your name noticed at Godaddy. I am fortunate I can use this list to bring attention to a name but if you don’t have a good name its hard to get traction because there are so many names. Add to it expired domains.net don’t list private names in their default listing. That being said, once a name has a few bids, Godaddy can provide as many viewers as anyone in the auction space and will yield as good of results as anyone if its got 10 or more bids and is past reserve . Payout is two weeks

DNWE.com. Haven’t used it but seems like a good place to move a name if you need some cash and willing to sell a name a little below value. Also nice because there aren’t a lot of names and new names get put first. You’re going to know pretty quickly if it will sell. Josh (the owner) would know better, but I doubt names that have been that don’t sell in the first 10 days ever sell.

DropCatch.com I’ve sold a few names here. Best tech of the group but you now have to have your names at Namebright to participate. They also tag private names so people don’t bid as high because they think they have been whored out. Love the owners, love the company, auctions are great for their caught names but not great results for the average person. People are there to buy drops. Payout in a week

Sedo: Used to be THE auction house a decade ago. Much less popular now. The positive is that you get all the attention if you have a good name. Not a lot of quality so its all you if you want. Results are good but I haven’t felt comfortable sending a name to auction without a reserve. If its pushed from a bid, that bid needs to be a number I feel comfortable selling at. Payout is within a few weeks.

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Quote of the Day:When a man tells you that he got rich through hard work, ask him: ‘Whose?’” — Don Marquis

Domain of the Day: MedicalPortal.com Medical is the top industry in the US right now and a portal to getting it done is money

Park.io Names at Auction or Available for Pickup

Metaverse.io Getting some great bids. Closes today

Technicals.io Only two bidders. Sounds like a data name to me. To some its a basketball foul

TSW.co Top level letters. I’ll say over under is $500

PacificSolar.us I don’t put many dot us on here but I think some look and world better than others

NS.ai Two letter dot ai have been crushing it

Namejet and Sedo & More Domains at Action

Lill.com A pronounceable LLLL.com. You know there’s going to be a rapper called Lil L if there isn’t one already

Protect.uk Love the name but the reserve is going to be tough to get to

WaterProof.co If you do dot co you have to like this one

MotherSea.com Sounds like a cruise boat name but only registered in 2 extensions so nobody else thinks its a great name. 24 years old

BuySellExchange.com A bit long but you know what it is

Intellident.com Dent removal using AI . Taken in 39 extensions

SwissCapital.com All the money, none of the taxes

Crier.com One word dot com. Not the top level but not the bottom either

WebXperts.com It’s a typo so just make sure to capitalize the X

Mopal.com 5L dot com. Exudes motor and friendship

MuseumX.com Sounds like a museum of digital art

The Godaddy Names with One or NO Bids

SmallHaus.com

Dynamigo.com

PinpointCare.com

10House.com

Gocko.com

AboutTires.com

BookThisTrip.com

Wovvo.com

UnrealStories.com

SoilChange.com

Mothers1.com

SJEnterprises.com

KlassRum.com

Godaddy Domains With Bids

FlixMedia.com Top number of bids and price on the GD board today. No backlinks so this big price is all based on name

NewsSite.com Boooooooooriiiiiinnnnngg

DentalBridges.com Same here but an expensive product

MegaProducts.com This is more like it. Not just products but MEGA products

GreaterThanZero.com Sounds like my bank account and BullS IQ

FinChi.com Meditation for money

NewYears.org Own the most fun evening of the year

PlayMayfield.com Only works if they bench Baker Mayfield

StableCore.com Solid and strong in the center, at the core. I like what this exudes.

RF55.com These LLNN repeating numbers have held good value over the years A few more are ht22.com and GG76.com

Zeniq.com Two 5Ls with a few low bids

Zopal.com

CoinStay.com Have to be long any coin name at this point

Brikz.com Never meant anyone that bought only one Brik

SpeedyPOS.com Nice to have a fast checkout system. Also my nickname

Kind.us Lord knows we could be kinder to each other in the US

FreeOnlineUsers.com That’s what you’re going to get with the 1.8 MILLION backlinks

The Rest of the Godaddy Names with Bids

02237.com
03007.com
100PlacesToVisit.com
247Notary.com
3Not.com
68707.com
888fg.com
AkibakoTower.com
AndroidBrute.com
BA-Lab.com
BlogTechHub.com
CampingFellowship.org
candacejefferyphotography.com
CEEssentials.net
ChristianMusicReview.org
ChurchReplanting.com
ColorPlusOnline.com

DetroitFiberWorks.com
EarthCommunity.com
Eco-Portal.com
eFlys.com
Eochu.com
EpicGift.com
EuropaColonesPana.org
FVYY.com
GooPhone.cc
GoSparc.org
Gramophone.net
GreyhoundAlliance.org
GuideMyBusiness.com
HeartSinHealthcare.com
Hikawa.com
HobbyistNews.com
HolidaysThemes.com
HTCBlog.com
Icsme.org
InnerCompassBrewing.com
italiachiamaitalia.net
LAOCenterMN.org
LearningOnlineInfo.org
LedRentals.com
LiteracyTent.org
marchedesenfantsrougesfr.com
MicroNexus.com
MrsGreenClean.com
NapervilleDentists.com
NiceFinds.com
NikTurner.com
NoMercYinThisLand.com
Nudoq.org
OkGaming.com
OkNation.com
Optirent.com
OQZY.com
PaiBlockchain.com
PetidTags.org
PHF.co
Pow.info
PromoScreen.com
QBPJ.com
RealSign.com
Sahab-Alkher.com
sanationalpublications.org
SBOS.org
SebagoSailing.com
ShapeAndForm.com
Shy.info
SilkVeils.com
SmartInvitation.com
StandCoffeeNYC.com
StartupDiary.com
StellarForge.com
StewEllington.com
TheIce.org
TheOrganicNest.com
ThePageHouse.com
TNVQ.com
TrendyDog.com
UFMD.org
UsAwaterQuality.org
UYBV.com
VacuumSealerResearch.com
VisionVelocity.com
VoiceMedicine.com
VolunteerConnectNow.org
VoterMedia.com
WVVP.com
xf678.com
Yolisto.com
Yoriyorifood.com
zauo-newyork.com


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