It felt like my birthday today going through the NameJet list. The normal 9-10K worth of .com’s was down to around 6K, and it appears that there were no BuyDomains names with the crazy retail reserves. This made it so much easier to search through the list. I even back-ordered 10 names last night because I didn’t have chest pain from the $1K+ reserve every time I clicked on a name. Hopefully it stays this way or they drop their reserves to reasonable prices.
Next up on the list of things to change is the Godaddy auction process, I talked about this before. I talked to Joe Styler at NamesCon over lunch and pitched my idea for investors to be able to reap the benefits of the Godaddy expired auction process. I’m wasn’t talking about profit sharing but rather an opt in for investors to let their names go all the way through the auction process with Godaddy only taking the standard 20%. He said they had experimented with profit sharing in the past, I think the rate he quoted was around 50%. Joe said that nothing really benefited the company, like increased registrations or less transfer of names to other registrars.
I suggested that this is comparing apples to oranges. If I was able to opt in and agree that I wouldn’t renew the name or transfer it out after the auction, while knowing that I’d get the standard return after the sale, I wouldn’t ever move my names to any other registrar. My names would be on equal footing with the rest of the Godaddy expired inventory. There wouldn’t be a different starting price, or “traffic” numbers to compete with. I would purposely let names expire just so they would go through the auction. The amount of good Godaddy expired inventory would rise. For any name that I own that lives at Godaddy I wouldn’t even consider any of the other auction platforms, because I wouldn’t need to.
One other take away from our conversation was how the auction system deals with names that it considers “adult”. They don’t show up in the regular feed. I tried auctioning a few numerics that contained 69 in them. They only got 1 bid and weren’t searchable through the standard API feed because they had been flagged as adult. So be careful what you list at auction that falls intentionally or unintentionally into the adult category. You may not get as many eyes on it as your would like.
- Main List
- No Bid List
- Names with Bids
- NameJet
- Flippa/Sedo
- LLLL.com’s
- LLL, CCC, 5L
- Other LLLL’s
- Short Brandables
- Numbers
- One Worders and Other extensions
- Vape, Vegan, VR
- Snap Names DropCatch
- NamePros
Main List
Names With Bids
The No Bid List
AiDoor.com Artificial intelligence door, that knows when to open and close
AllDucts.com Duct cleaning service or installation
AssholeDrivers.com They’re everywhere, on this site your take a photo of them and post it online so everybody knows who they are
BirthingSpa.com A place to have your baby with the popular water birth. No sense in doing it in your own bathtub, all that blood, amniotic fluid and bodily waste isn’t good for the plumbing. No one wants to take a bath a week after and have pieces of placenta coming out of the drain.
CannaFluid.com Like vape fluid for your vaporizer, but this gets you high.
CarKnox.com Make your car like Fort Knox. No one gets in there
ConceptBot.com A new type of robot that will revolutionize the bot industry.
CoolestMan.com Not a bad email address
CreditKid.com Help your kids by teaching them how to manage money and build credit
CryptoDollar.com Like bit coin, but translated so everyone knows how much it is
DebtTiger.com Tony the Tiger moved on the bigger and better things and now does debt relief. He’s still getting royalties for his frosted flakes work.
FightTactics.com Learn different ways to fight
FindRemote.com Where does that thing go all the time?
FreakOutlet.com All the things you need to by to get your freak on
HelpMinute.com An app that offers quick help and advice
HousesQuick.com Buy them or sell them fast
InventorSquad.com A team that invents things
MerinoYarn.com The best wool on the market, I think anyway, buy some yarn and knit your own socks
MineralGreen.com emeralds or making money from minerals
NameRepo.com The team that comes and takes your name back if you have a lien on it
NoTimeToPlan.com A service that plans things for you when you have no time
RemoteSurgeon.com This is an actual thing, the surgeon remotely takes control of the robot and does surgery from a remote location. I just hope the internet feed doesn’t go out.
SafeOmega.com Safe fish oil
ScapeIt.com Manscape it, or maybe it’s a lawn, either way it’s short, fun and makes a good brand
SeekingHelp.com Go to this site if you’re in need of help
Shunners.com The Amish are known to be shunner’s
SmarterMan.com Smarter than who?
SnapGold.com A two syllable gold name. Gold names are always popular
SnoreExpert.com I think this is a good one, lot’s of money and products to help people stop snoring
SnowClinic.com learn how to ski or snowboard
StackCoins.com Stack them up and count them
SyrianHope.com Still in the news with all the fighting and refugees
UltraBoxes.com Can’t go wrong storing things in an ultra box, them sound really tough
ZaBud.com A weed name that I liked enough to put up here rather than in the weed name section
AllAdapter.com Can adapt to anything
BetAssistant.com An app that tells you when to bet
BrandMash.com Brands mashed together like potatoes
Casinoli.com A casino brand name
CatEver.com Cat’s that never go away
CreditScholar.com Studies the ways of credit
ElCorn.com The Corn
GeekDiy.com Do it yourself Geek type things
HowToDoRight.com Learn how to be ethical
iSeeABeast.com I’m not sure why I added this one, maybe its a bigfoot encounter site
Jamzy.com Jam out with the Jamzy App
JoshLovesYou.com I really do
LearnWithJosh.com What do you want to learn?
MenuMarketer.com They still do this at some Diners. Local businesses buy ad space on the menu so the customers can read them while sipping their coffee.
NastyBalls.com Try medicated powder
NuFax.com Also known as email
NysWine.com New York State wine, or NySwine, you choose
PoopBandit.com Steals the poop right from under you, without you ever knowing
PowerLondon.com Probably not fracking, maybe it’s hydro from the Thames
ProxyBot.com Automatically changes your proxy
PugBar.com A bar for small ugly dogs
PunchTop.com It makes me think of plastic lids or something like that that has punch tabs
YoullMakeIt.com An inspirational name to motivate someone to succeed
Namejet
CashReserves.com A Budgeting name, make sure you have liquid cash available for emergencies
RightStop.com
Apocalyptic.org
DomainIntel.com
RideToWin.com
AnyBear.com
GrassCarpet.com
tyve.com
OnlyAviation.com
allhalfoff.com
EyeBox.com
WeddingGuru.com
LoanCalculate.com
VitalDiscovery.com
SuperSchool.com
jueo.com
InnerClass.com
WeightCounselor.com
wijd.com
timetogetstarted.com
DesignSide.com
euwp.com
StartupPro.com
trackez.com
ezippy.com
SelfSketch.com
51981.com
Goosebumps.net
2233322.com
Flippa/SEDO
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Your LLLL.coms of The Day
pchb.com
johk.com
pzvc.com
fdew.com
jxci.com
sagq.com
oyqk.com
LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday
LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s
bjxyg.com
hpyhw.com
kbxsw.com
mtypw.com
tpa.me
mhf.cc
iqy.cc
utm.mobi
7ny.cc
Brandables
Ampino.com
Arizota.com
Bloglo.com
Blooty.com
Cavisor.com
Cazello.com
Cubbist.com
Digglet.com
Dutico.com
Enaxio.com
Evotos.com
Farroh.com
Froxer.com
Funaga.com
Goonla.com
Harzad.com
Henrin.com
Hiderr.com
Huzbo.com
Hybell.com
Inlaxa.com
Inmogo.com
Jashad.com
Karkaz.com
Katuso.com
Klozum.com
Meekid.com
Montevo.com
Muloc.com
Ostigo.com
Prosac.com
Rengler.com
Rulize.com
Suloc.com
Surgera.com
Synoy.com
Taptac.com
Tarivo.com
Vhalt.com
Vosoka.com
Xetit.com
Xukie.com
Yanant.com
Yocero.com
Yogub.com
Zikulu.com
Zoero.com
Zolvex.com
Zortos.com
Zumzim.com
MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE
Some Numbers
The Other day a LNNN went for over 2K. A few of these aren’t too bad.
275x.com
596g.com
654y.com
bm73.com
n220.com
n228.com
n559.com
n622.com
n665.com
n690.com
n881.com
n933.com
7858.org
3773.biz
586266.com 437733.com
582366.com 741155.com
940365.com 957744.com
927744.com 897744.com
347711.com 367744.com
947722.com 946622.com
881184.com 248882.com
988432.com 621144.com
881164.com 488834.com
947755.com 831144.com
237744.com 5986888.com
248887.com 388845.com
837744.com 854411.com
161144.com 648881.com
496611.com 642211.com
746611.com 881142.com
5976888.com 881334.com
942211.com 436611.com
476611.com 271144.com
748883.com 246611.com
251144.com 5926888.com
5936888.com 751144.com
998432.com 821144.com
881174.com 748886.com
287744.com 457711.com
961144.com 538884.com
971144.com 351144.com
881124.com 631144.com
637744.com 188224.com
151144.com 191144.com
881194.com 361144.com
984411.com 5956888.com
951144.com 851144.com
488824.com 548882.com
731144.com 742211.com
993432.com 257744.com
647711.com 426611.com
321144.com 288864.com
671144.com 651144.com
One Worders and Other TLD’s
Rips.biz
Puke.me
Finds.co
kooler.net
Glossy.cc
OneCard.org
Rituals.co
Showdown.co
Blackout.us
Firefight.tv
SmartPitch.org
GenderAdvocates.org
Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR
911Vape.com
BestWeedStore.com
BudTown.com
HashVaporizer.com
LatinPot.com
PotSeeker.com
TastyFog.com
VaporLove.com
VeganPow.com
VrPolar.com
WeedELiquids.com
ChurchOfWeed.com
VeganFoodBusiness.com
WebCannabis.com
Snap Names
DropCatch
NamePros
RainforestResorts.com
HHOQ.com
Zgoi.com
WaterSurfing.com
FreeGameEngines.com
DrumPrices.com
MaternitySwimwear.net
LowCalorieSmoothie.com
PD.rs
FloridaInvestmentAdvisors.com
MixedOpinions.com
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