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Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Friday October 27th, 2017

Escrow.com

 

Here’s a little tip that will make you money.  I learned about it from Richard Dynas.  It’s called Clearbit.   It pretty much lets you find anyones email.  Maybe not their personal email but if they have a business or an affiliation, it will find it.  Its an incredible tool for leads.  Doesn’t cost anything and you can use a plugin on Chrome or do it through Gmail.   I’ve used it at the nursery to contact customers or vendors I can’t find emails for.  Its a great tool.  I haven’t used it to sell names but if I ever get off my butt and try and sell some names, I certainly will.  Let me know if it helps you any.  Here are today’s names, you have to click to see current price. 

Quote of the Day: “A good leader takes a little more than his share of the blame, a little less than his share of the credit.” –Arnold Glasow

Domain of the Day:  APTA.net  $15,000 Estibot and millions of search results in Google

 

 Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

SigmaUSA.com  Ask Michael Cyger if there is any money in Six Sigma

LimoCenter.com  I would feel comfortable ordering a limo from the Limo Center.  Better than 5 Star Events or something

SFSR.com  Best LLLL.com on the board. Good western, good China. 1996 birthday

NetParents.org  I think it was an old Net Nanny type site.  2300 backlinks

Solusa.com  I see a solar name.   I probably should have put SolUSA.  But it works either way

Cageo.com  5L with some bids.  I think MMA when I hear it

CollegeAssistant.com    College assistantships are the scholarship of grad school

Ostatic.com  and Ostatic.net   Former startup that crashed and burned this year.  Name is now available

StereoSystems.com   Boring name to me but getting lots of bids

TokenBay.com   All these bitcoin names are literally money right now

Godaddy Names With One or No Bids

 
CoinBroker.net Used to be a coin collector name. Now a bitcoin name

Kaimee.com A not as popular name but a name. All you need is one celebrity with it and its the new hot name. Or have someone in GOT with the name.

BloodGuide.com Konstantinos looked up his type on this site and it just said “Negative” (don’t worry about me being mean, I still owe him payback for article earlier this year)

BackDot.com not sure what you would use it for but short and quick. Actually has a bid

LostLost.com Get directions when your more than lost. You’re lost lost

GetMyPussy.com Great name for a cat pickup company but for some reason no bidders

Royalty.info A great use of dot info. I’ve always wanted to start a site of royalty costs and sales on plants. Then people could sell their patented plants

HighCrop.com No bids on this farming, agriculture name

LittleKick.com Kids brand? Again, no bidders at $12
 

Namejet  and Sedo Names at Auction

Peddled.com   Sold or rode your bike.  People are liking this one.   Looks like it might hit reserve

PopCart.com   Short, easy to spell name.  Could be an online shopping cart

DreamExpert.com   Not sure if there is a business model in reading dreams but its a cool party trick.   44 bidders and met reserve

PirateSupply.com  Costumes, shirts and other clothing.  No bids at $1

XXXD.com    Most men, and some women, love XXX

RRRP.com  RRR is not quite as exciting but you can leave your TV on with kids around when you watch Triple R movies

DiseaseGuide.com   And we feel like we have all of them when we are trying to diagnose ourselves online

Autographed.org  Met reserve under $500.   The dot org takes away value but at the same time gives it some authority which is important in collectibles

Wasio.com  My kind of dot io

Bet.ws     This is the only .ws that I really like.  Fantastic gambling site name since they really don’t care what ccTLD they are on as long as they don’t get in trouble

Other Domains With Bids

123moviesonline.com
6ni.info
ACLS.co
AltBrasov.org
AmySteinPhoto.com
aqera.com
ArticleMarketingCaseStudy.com
AssineSky.tv
banhm.com
BasketballSociety.com
BestVacuumSealerGuide.com
Beubag.com
BlogBloke.com
BusinessCardProfits.com
ChesterfieldRecoverySolutions.org
CityOfBernie.com
Conservativearmy88.com
CoralHub.info
Datam.com
diggov.org
Digital-Scribe.org
EBY.co
EchoMasters.com
engage365.org
Erolub.net
FiftiesWedding.com
FinalFantasyXiii.net
FreshPaintMagazine.com
GardeningApp.com
Genv.net
GlamourEvents.com
Glashammer.org
Graple.com
GreenfieldDental.com
HorizonCash.com
InsertCoinsLV.com
InternetGecko.com
JazzToday.com
JennaWalkerPhotography.com
laextravagante.com
Lakome.com
Lapel.org
LIUL.net
LMKV.com
MariaFresa.net
MediaVisa.net
MilliThemes.com
MinorityHealth.org
MTI.cc
MybridalDress.com
MyCochise.com
NegociosenGuatemala.com
NetworkMarketingExec.com
New-Year-Quotes.com
NewYorkCityHightech.com
NXGE.com
Perfectionnement.info
PrimeLogo.com
PriorityHomes.com
ProMods.com
PromoFlights.com
PSKG.net
Reliabid.com
Royalty.info
scaraway.com
ScriptureGenius.com
ShapeOfYou.com
ShelterPalestine.org
SriLankaTravelPage.com
StearClear.com
sweetsouthernlovin.com
TarotLore.com
Taylord.com
tdkbuildingco.com
TheBoomHouseRestaurant.com
TommJacobs.com
TrafficJunkie.com
TZBD.net
UCIQ.com
UEO.co
UniversalCo.com
UXBN.com
visusVR.com
VoteCobb.org
WashingtonSchoolOfPhotography.com
WTXP.net
XiongZhanghao.com
Zicosur.org
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