Another example of why Frank Schilling is a great domainer. Frank sold roughly 1000 or so LLLL.coms back during the peak of the Chinese market. Frank didn’t care who or why they had gone up but another big domain investor offered him a good price for them and he sold them. Since that time he has taken the money and gone to Namejet and started refilling with good LLLL.coms at $500 to $600 each. He is selective but doesn’t care if they have vowels as long as they are placed correctly and make good acronym for end user sales. Stays away from bad letters and generally doesn’t come off the price. I know this because I bid against him every day. I win every auction I choose because I know I can pay another $50 or $100 and win because the prices are preset. It also lets me verify that I’ve chosen a good LLLL.com. He and I are basically doing the same thing but with several zeros difference in the amount we are spending. We are both taking the money from sales and buying similar names cheaper and trying to end up with the same amount and quality of names but with cash in the bank. For me, so far so good. For Frank, very very good. Here are today’s names. Click for most recent price
Quote of the Day: “A little thought and a little kindness are often worth more than a great deal of money -John Ruskin”
Domain of the Day: NDND.com the high coveted ABAB pattern. And its good acronym letters. Notre Dame Notre Dame
Namejet Auctions
KBBK.com For you pattern lovers. And the Chinese
UniversalYoga.com Upgrade name for a bunch of companies
Lubb.com I lubb this one. Even though it fails the radio test miserably
TVSL.com The kind of name that Uniregistry is adding. V that the Chinese generally stay away from but its TV which obviously means television
DrVegan.com Ohhhhh yeahhhhh Vegan baybee
BestCouch.com People type in Best into Google all the time. Only 4 bidders agree with my sentiments.
VapingSupplies.com I don’t think people realize how big the vaping market is becoming. #VapeNation
ScotlandVacations.com Trying to decide if I like ScottishVacations or Scotland. I think I like this one. If I sold travel packages to Scotland I know I would want to own it
CleaningChemicals.com Billions a year spent on stuff to clean up with. I like Liquid Lysol as my chemical of choice. Just in case you were curious
DinnerHelp.com I know the biggest complain from my wife is making dinner. Everyone would like a little help
TheDirtySouth.com No bids. Look it up
SEOService.com Big business. Big price
Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids
Legal-Help.com Twenty two years old but with a dash. Still works for me
SmartLearn.com 1998 origination date. Like it, don’t love it
ALRP.com Great letters at a discount. Under $700 would be a good buy IMO
Sybar.com Sigh bar or sibbar? Either way I like it. Under $100 I mean
Fran.net Worth a few hundred as an email alone. I know two Francis but my daughter went to Catholic school
3sq.com NLL.com are usually good for a few thousand or more
CryptoHash.com crypto anything right now. And Hash is kind of holding its own itself
FriendConnect.com A bit 2007 for me but plenty of bidders
TheSixtyOne.com 200,000 backlinks are driving the big bids
ProductionPlanning.com Like anything, I guess if this is what you do then its worth money to you
BTCGame.com At these prices bitcoin is not a game
Domains That I Like With One or No Bids
BugDoc.com No bidders on this good entomology name
VerbalThought.com I’m the only one that likes it. At $12 or $17 only
SteelPigeon.com I think I saw them open for Bon Jovi back in 88
ConspiracyNetwork.com the conspiracist probably would like to own this. The flat earth people have lots of money (I made that up)
CryptoStream.com Still crypto anything
GanjaRun.com If its not a race in colorado it should be
Linvia.com Sounds elegant. And its only $12 at press time
StatDrop.com Dropping knowledge on ya
Yimzy.com Pronounceable 5L.com which in my book makes it worth over $100
Other Names With Bids
187955.com
32104.com
3dmall.com
50979.com
639839.com
777438.com
AcadiaHealthMarket.com
AlohaPoke.com
AuctionsDaily.com
AXZR.com
BigTentBooks.com
CafeMalaga.com
Cascais.net
CockleLaw.com
Diocesifrosinone.com
Dollarade.com
Estoril-Portugal.com
fafcuny.org
FormyLoveOf.net
GameTheater.org
GoStrength.com
GPWoodworking.com
HighGreenVilla.com
HXYT.net
InnosightInstitute.org
IowaCarInsurance.com
KJV.cc
LandingVietnam.com
LifestyleMirror.com
LodgeBuilder.org
LovesMsForher.com
MotoScooters.com
MountainMeadowRanch.com
MyForexx.info
NPNB.net
OfficialDean.com
OnlineHigh.com
OrangeburgDora.com
PikeSpeakFlyFishers.org
PinkTeenScream.com
ProWebWear.com
RandallBrown.net
Revenue365.com
RiskOffice.com
RollerDerbyResource.com
SandyDumont.com
SilverWearJewelryDesign.com
SS03.com
Steepery.com
ThePiggybackRider.com
TimeWellSpent.org
TriCountyHomeBuilders.com
Valland.com
Valtrenda.com
VersentBooks.com
Vidsee.com
VipOnlineSex.com
vitaminvape.com
VXBN.com
VXLB.com
VXMR.com
VXPV.com
VXVF.com
WaveAudio.com
Website-Story.net
WeDoHelp.com
WholesomeChannel.com
xMember.com
ZetaBe.com
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