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Shane’s List of Domains at Auction for Saturday, Feb 8th, 2025

I raised a runner. A runner often competes on a team, but it’s all on you. A runner can be coached, but you make the decision whether it’s going to hurt that day. It’s going to hurt. Nobody is harder on a runner than the runner themselves. Every day, you dread the workout, and every day, you get excited when it’s done. You train for months, only to have a bad race and start the process all over again. Your memory must be short, your drive must be strong, and sacrifice is part of the strategy.

When you raise a runner, you don’t help with homework. They know it’s like running—you can’t cram it all in at the end. You have to do it daily so the measurement goes well. Races, tests—they are measurements. The training is what makes you better. The races and tests are for others to see your results. You already have a good idea of what you’re capable of. A runner is always capable of more because there is never a perfect day. Life doesn’t work like that. You get perfection once or twice in a lifetime. That perfection often comes during training, and the only ones who know are you and maybe those you run with. That doesn’t mean we can’t search for it, base outcomes against it. You just learn that good is good.

I raised a runner. Anxiety is part of the game when you’re young. You have a bag of excuses for why it might not go well—despite the training, despite the work. You know it won’t be perfect, and when you’re young, you worry about what will go wrong. With time and experience, you worry less and live off your preparation. Knowing you did the work… or didn’t do the work. Either way, it’s going to hurt at the end when you give everything you have to be a little faster. But you know you’ll be fine tomorrow, and you build on what you did.

My runner is figuring this out. She has excelled to the top of her class by putting in the work. She has worried about tests and races not going well. She’s fallen apart and failed. But every day, the time it takes to get back up gets a little shorter—to the point where failure is accepted and even encouraged, so she can eliminate the “don’t do that.”

I raised a runner





Quote of the Day: “Struggling and suffering are the essence of a life worth living. If you’re not pushing yourself beyond the comfort zone, if you’re not demanding more from yourself – expanding and learning as you go – you’re choosing a numb existence. You’re denying yourself an extraordinary trip.” – Dean Karnazes

Domain of the Day: Steves.com Hundreds of places named Steve’s but maybe a rich steve just wants a cool email


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Dynadot




Puyo.com this will be at the top of Dynadot until it closes. Lovely name

EPDN.COM Great letters and under $200 but 9 days out so I think it hits $1K

Remain.net Dot nets are starting to do well. We’ll see if that remains

Targa.io I only think Porsche here

Downloader.cc Its a cc but keyword makes for a good tool name

Dodu.io dot io always comes down to holding cost when it comes to non keyword names. If they were $20, domainers would hold twice as many names or more

FreeUse.mom Free use of your Mom

Mongo.xyz Makes me think of the 84 Bears player. Yes I’m old


SmallDick.life I’ll just leave this one here. I own BigD. com so I can’t take it

Namejet




OMAI.com AI is the driver here

TheFool.com Great name, as mentioned before, don’t try financials or Motley Fool will sue

JCRC.com Fantastic letters. I’m cool with the J being at the beginning

Mesotherapy.com As Braden pointed out on Sherpa. The high CPC is for the lawsuits not the recovery. But recovery is still a big thing

AlphaNova.com Great blockchain, crypto name

FHIG.com Great letters. Instagram

Spair.com Sounds like a bike flat repair pump. Or scuba backup

CBDPatches.com I assume they are a thing

Ragdoll.net Like it under $100

Inalab.com Where do you make it? ohhhhh


Atom – Active Auctions



LFOR.com Reserve is almost met on this 4L

OnlineWorker.com No reserve. Worker can be AI right?

SilverSwan.com Reserve almost met on this one. At $1100

MobilePress.com So many use cases here. All exude printing, production, or news

DogPals.com Don’t know the reserve but the list is $4K so can’t be too crazy

TheBud.com Probably won’t be cheap but could build a heck of site on this one

FullVideos.com No reserve name. Going to need to work someone out to avoid copywrites but if you can there’s a business model

ShadowDeck.com Has two bids. Now at $55

Earlier.ai Listed at $4K so reserve is probably decent. I like this as a research name

Sedo


Zakac.com Gets 1600 visitors and reserve is under $100

YOCE.com Closes today. We’ll see if can finally sell . Still at $1000

Videos.net Big reserve but huge category. Too generic?

XKE.com Reserve is fair

PuntBook.com Sportsbook all the way

BCKW.com I’m going to call this one Backwards . Reserve under $100

Bazzle.com Love the name but the reserve is too high

WeirdHistory.com Seems like a youtube or tiktok that would do well

ThirdJob.com Because times are tough right now


Below are at BIN and based on AI expiry auctions above these could be decent grabs


WOJ.ai The cheapest LLL.ai on Sedo at $199 BIN

RRF.ai At $199 also

GHN.ai $460 The next lowest at Sedo after those two

Zeplin.ai Interesting name at $299

Catched

Gateway.me All starts with a good keyword


Fantasia.it Fantasy in Italian

Quran.co The Holy book. 7 bidders

Durable.vc Built to last

Satu.org Finnish female name meaning “Fairytale”

Ultraviolet.vc Not sure of the resell value but cool company name. Closes today

EGE.es 7 bidders

Godaddy Domains With No Bids

Aionx.com

Movfi.com

TeaHead.com

Cropic.com

DermaWell.com

SimpleOdds.com

SmartSneakers.com

DancingDaisy.com

GetDeepSleep.com

Vesper.io

Hydroponic.fun

Godaddy Domains With Bids

Tauk.com A band with this name dominates the results. Tauk Tua

9185.com No 4s, no 0s. Another one we get to gauge new wholesale value

ResidentialProperty.com It’s generic but a whole lot of category

Cesil.com 1998 birthday

FilmFest.org Not very many bidders but while generic, it can establish you as THE film fest

TopTrust.com In a trustless world of blockchain it all comes down to trust

LadiesGym.com How do I join?

JustComfort.com Sounds like a low end furniture store

JustDNS.com DNS control panel

GoodRentals.com Upgrade for a few companies

AgentCoder.com Agent anything

Aniworld.com because Anime.com is taken

Kickabout.com Taken in 18 extensions

BlueG.com I can design the logo for you

MinersGold.com There’s gold in them hills

GetLovely.com Save on Lovely.com

DreamKicks.com sneakers all the way

SimpleFind.com What duck duck go used to be




Short Domains

lvtq.com

vbpq.com

knvq.com



Other GoDaddy Names With More Than One Bid

28luck.com
30859.com
31178.com
49763.com
73428.com
839000.com
86979.com
92923.com
Barking-MoonBat.com
bobhugin.com
BrandInvestors.com
camparanutiq.org
cezj.com
CloudEurope.com
coe-cst.org
DentistryOfOxnard.com
ebi-college.com
fm2play.com
gailwilensky.com
GetImage.com
glamisrvrentals.com
handasi.com
heiyo.com
hijabilibrarians.com
HiveDispensary.com
HotelRealEstate.com
IndustrialListings.com
jeffcofire.com
jogjatrip.com
LittleIgloo.org
LoftBed.com
micheladahouse2.com
MikesOrganicDelivery.com
nalsofmichigan.org
NationalJuneTeeNth.com
nooshlondon.com
OilOfScotland.org
OpenIdentityExchange.org
owlinc.com
pdxpetdesign.com
physicaltherapyschdy.com
PhysicsGames.com
pinette.net
PintoFoal.com
Plains.org
PlatinumAdvantage.com
PlunderPirates.com
PollutersOut.org
PowerAirFryer.com
PrimalSpirit.com
PuzzleMax.com
qbaccounting.com
ReachMate.com
riseandgrindnyc.com
RiverCityBrewingSpokane.com
RocCawInes.com
rollerwavenyc.com
Rotary4060.org
Seo-Service.com
solectrac.com
SystemCenterCentral.com
TeamConNor.org
tehnikata.com
TheSatelliteStation.com
TravelClaims.com
Vesper.io
vvideo.com
WasatchNatureSchool.com
WeedGlobal.com
WesternWire.net
WhaleProperty.com
xrfm.com
zapals.com
ZenPlugs.com



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