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Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Wednesday February 5th, 2020

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Here are a few more takeaways from NamesCon for those that may have not be there. I’ll try not to get myself in trouble as I write them

  1. Helga Neumer of NamesCon was a true pleasure to talk to. She honestly cared how things looked and how people felt about the experience. With people like her on the team NameCon is in good hands. I will say I went to other higher ups later in the night and one just reeked of pot. Nothing wrong with canna but breath was so stank I had to leave. I’m working with Helga from now on
  2. Margot Bushnaq of Brandbucket is one of my favorite people in the industry. So smart but generally quiet. We talked after about brainstorming some ways to get response times quicker on name acceptance. Another person that I enjoy working with. Like Helga, not offended by my viewpoints and views them as a way to improve not as a criticism
  3. Frank Schilling was nowhere to be found. Heard rumors but I don’t share rumors of personal stuff. The non rumors and fact is that he is getting divorced and there is a new person that’s been brought in to help run Uniregistry while he takes a little more time to deal with the most important things in life. Family
  4. Not sure how our relationship is perceived but I really like spending time with Andrew Alleman. We went out to dinner and I’m reminded each time why he’s been so successful in this industry. Very professional but really funny. He really is THE news of domain investing. I complemented him about doing a great job and he said “you’re not just saying this because I paid for dinner” This is to show him it wasn’t. (but I did appreciate it)
  5. Kate Buckely is the bell of the ball when she walks in the room. A smile every time and makes sure that she lets everyone know she is listening to them. Never seen such a positive person in my life. She makes everyone feel special she’s around.
  6. Park.io has a good one in Steve Webb. Mike Carson picked a good team mate. I didn’t even know he had help but there was someone that always had a Park.io hat so he was either a big Park.io fan, an employee or a partner. You could tell he had mad skills after a few questions. Then again, Mike only hangs with good coders
  7. There were quite a few people that didn’t make it and we made fun of them all. You don’t have to show up to make money but generally if you made a lot of money you showed up. Except for Drew Rosener. But he had enough feet on the ground representing Media Options that anything we said got back to him. I would get a text mid conversation. He was there without being there
  8. Sean Markey was someone I met that I felt like I knew but didn’t. Except that I did…kinda. I knew he wrote a news letter for Media Options but didn’t know where I knew him from otherwise. Turns out we had talked several times in the past and he had even won the ticket to NamesCon from DSAD last year. I suck. Sean’s a big, quiet guy but his knowledge of SEO and names with juice is as good as anyone I’ve ever talked to in this industry. He’s a great guy to know
  9. I have been supplanted as the best runner in the industry. Daren Ruse of Godaddy actually won a 100 mile race and he and his wife are legit runners. We talked for hours about preparation and lifestyle of being a runner. He’s what I wish I was 15 years ago. I really wish he lived closer. I’m going to buy a million domains just so he handles my account and we can talk more.
  10. There were so many great people I won’t even try to list them all. Old friends became better friends and new friends were added to the phone. I’ve already texted with so many of them I’m having trouble getting anything done at the nursery. I’m already looking forward to the next Meet up.
  11. Enough of the love fest and on to the domains

Domain of the Day: ElecAuto.com Hot market. 1997 Birthday. Somebody was way ahead of their time

Quote of the Day: Speak when you are angry–and you will make the best speech you’ll ever regret.” — Laurence J. Peter

Park.io Names at Auction or Dropping

FreeGame.io The Internet started on free games back in the day

Begin.to start to, begin to. Some of the best hack/call to action for dot to

Smelly.io Have to at least admit its memorable

Burb.io I imagine there will be more than one bidder on this but might as well put a backorder in just in case

Quote.ly Last call for one of the best .ly to drop in a while

Namejet, Sedo, Snap, and other Names Up for Auction

Lucie.com Not the normal spelling and reserve is top end but people love to name their products using people’s names. 24 years old

SevenSpirits.com Sounds like a good place to have a drink

Tue.net Reserve under $500. Gladly pay you Tuesday for Tuesday today

UCAA.com Beautiful letters. I think this crosses $1K

Reactionary.com The US healthcare system probably would want this one

Mardi.net It’s a dot net but Mardi Gras is big enough to give this value

IsYourChildSafe.com Great marketing name for a security company. Play on the kids. 19 years old

FemaleMarket.com A market that advertisers are all trying to get

Godaddy Domains With Bids


Evler.com Top number of bids on the Godaddy board. 20 year old name

New.cc The short word .cc have been doing very well. I have Wager.cc and think it sells pretty soon

VitalBet.com Speaking of wagers. This one sounds like its imperative you gamble

ChimneySupply.com and CertifiedInspection.com I think you’d be surprised how big this business is. Although my guess is not big enough to keep the person that used to own these names afloat

InkedUp.com You got a sleeve bro?

Yagi.com Strong CVCV. Mainly because most people wouldn’t hear it and want to add two Gs. Many CVCV sound like they want another consonant

Seqq.com Pronounceable LLLL.coms are never bad

PowerMotors.com Might be the best name on the list. Checks all the boxes

SugarLab.com Cool brand and perfect for candy and sweets

PoliceVideo.com People love watching chaos. Or good marketing name for someone like Axion

EveryWine.com I don’t like it but the 40 year divorcees might

MindDrive.com creativity and calming

NWatch.com 22 years old. Video will be here for eternity

KeepYourCool.com fantastic marketing name for so many companies. But most of them will involve Air Conditioning, fans, and coolers

CouponCoupon.com I was ahead of my time on the double keyword dot coms. Now they sell all the time. (do NOT go hand reg doubles or you will lose lots of money, all the time does not really mean all …the…time)

LeadWizard.com Pretty sure people would pay money for real leads or learning how to dig them up

hlsf.com All good letters

FunSnap.com Doesn’t make a ton of sense yet a brandable site would accept this based on the other junk they will accept

ClearAndClean.com Another marketing name for a clean up company. Godaddy values it at $3K but bidders not quite with them. 20 years old

ActivaGroup.com Upgrade name for several companies

25gg.com Round number+ repeating consonant= $

AutumnWood.com As I type this out I think I’d rather have “woods” but not a bad brand

ArizonaLandscaping.com Can’t get a lot but landscaping names sell pretty well privately for $500 to $2000

Godaddy Names With One or No Bids

Malenka.com

99Concepts.com

Separado.com

IronMaker.com

CopperTape.com

XRoots.com

FXWave.com

PayRoot.com

GenericCoffee.com

IAmCooking.com

MyOperators.com

NowFreight.com

LavendarLand.com

AllLegs.com

FastReservations.com

Vezit.com

CashPerfect.com

VisualSeed.com

TuJet.com

EarthSpice.com

The Rest of the Godaddy Names With Bids

01463.com
168z.com
56112.com
6088.net
78929.com
AdLegal.com
Antonova.com
APlaceForUsBlog.com
Applanet.com

BaldurDash.org
BishopBindings.com
Blog-Connection.com
Bomom.com
BoysShop.com
Buwy.com
ByOwnerMortgage.com
CardioElderly.org
Cedalion.com
CZUB.com
Digital-Sound-Effects.com
DLVU.com
Dryers.org
eClearance.com
ElkgroveHomes.com
Emdis.com
EpidemicLinux.org
EverettUsedCars.com
Fare-Internet.com
farnamguesthouse.com
FirstDayBackPodcast.com
FoolsDay.com
FrontWeb.com
FunSnap.com
GagersDaily.com
hackwiki.com
HamRecipe.com
hlsf.com
husqvarnapartstore.com
iamcooking.com
InkaTorrent.com
Invictus.net
IslandLife808.com
kentuckyduilawyer.com
Kiralar.com
Krediler.com
LankaChannel.com
LeadWizard.com
LiveWellCoaching.com
LosangelesMovers.net
MHFZ.com
MindControlForums.com
NerocheScheme.org
NHCar.com
NHVW.com
NP500.com
ObjectsWithoutMeaning.com
OwnYourOwnFuture.com
Pedira.com
PutStream.com
QuoteSigma.com
RentHome.net
ResearchLawyer.com
Revisitors.com
RingGirlz.com
Schooleo.com
SkyeCroft.com
Sozlukler.com
StreetFlower.com
Uluwatu.org
VillaDepazGolf.com
VisitorMags.com
WereOn.com
WineConnoisseurs.com




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11 Replies to “Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Wednesday February 5th, 2020”

  1. Thanks for the great update of NamesCon.

    I am wondering how Epik was represented, following their massive presence on NamePros? Was Rob there, and did you talk to him or other Epik people?

    1. Michael,
      I wanted to keep the post positive. He did a dick move at the CEO of Godaddy’s keynote. At the end he pretended like he was going to ask a question but turned it into a commercial for Epik . Trying to make it about him instead of the speaker. I did an amazing job of avoiding him so I know nothing about their week other than that. I support Epik because I support Braden Pollock. He’s a good friend .

  2. Rob is an idiot and full of shit.

    Shane you look fit but man you look old bro, you really aged, you need to sleep more.

    Kate Buckley is the best kudos to her.

    1. Ha. I am old. I sleep 7 plus hours a day so whatever my haggard tired look is, its probably from being out in the sun 8 hours a day for 25 straight years. The sun makes you look like an old sailor. And in hindsight its probably not best to do a 14 mile run at 4:30 am before a photo shoot. AND I was at a conference where sleep is a luxury. Doesn’t make you sparkle. PS I went to bed at 7:30 last night and I still look rough. I’ve decided to wear a flat bill hat to take some years off. That should do it

      And Kate: Could you PLEASE step in here and tell Wilson that I look fine in person

      1. LOL! Wilson, thanks for the kind words! Appreciate you.

        And gotta say: Not only does Shane look just fine in person—well-rested and moisturized (ha!)—but he’s full of humor, energy and optimism. Always a joy to be around.

  3. Sun will do it, wear sunscreen everyday.

    With that being said, I am aging fast myself with 4 kids and 2 teenage daughters that will cause that as well lol.

  4. Sad to hear about Frank, a great innovator for the industry, hope to see him back at his company reinventing the domain industry soon enough.

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