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Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Thursday September 7th

Escrow.com

 

 

What can I say that hasn’t already been said.  A big thank you to Michael Cyger for everything he’s brought to the industry.  He gave me a chance to be part of a great show.  A show that wasn’t for everyone but it was for a lot. I know because of all the emails I’ve received over the years.  Maybe it was better with Rick and Mike.  It doesn’t matter.  Its over.  Its time for all those naysayers that criticized to step up and to do something better.  But I imagine it will be the same old case where there are doers and there are talkers.  Mike was a doer and he let us do the talking.  Glad to see he practiced what he preached, had some amazing sales, and now can do things on his own time.  Congratulations Mike, you did great things.   Here are today’s names. Click for most recent price  

Quote of the Day: “The trouble with retirement is that you never get a day off”  -Abe Lemons

Domain of the Day:   🚒.ws    FireEngine (probably called other things in various languages.  Kids love them, adults move over for them, and fires fight them.  One bidder

Namejet , DropCatch, and Sedo Names at Auction

ArmorPay.com   Great escrow or online payment name.  Only 4 bidders

ArtInvesting.com   82 bidders.   So much money to be made and lost in art

PayAndDrive.com  another exact match aged domain for car rental/sales  services aged domain.

CoinLegend.com  A nice coin name, be the coin legend. Legend is synonymous to guru, expert, pro

OlatheProperties.com City in Kansas with a population of 125K people

Overstocked.org  Sell surplus items

LifeCareServices.com   Assisted living, in home health care. Two of the fastest growing businesses in the US

PVP.com   Closes today.  Under $20K at press time

eWiki.com    We still doing wikis ?

NSWS.com  I would love to own this.  I probably will

ABSN.com  Another I would like to own.  Great letters

DUZ.com       Easy Duz it

SeaProperty.com    They have seas in Europe.  We only have Oceans and Lakes in the states

SmokeAlarm.com   Going to do very very well.   Every house and business has a lot of them

RocketFly.com   Rocket name are popular right now.  Maybe just because rocket mortgage advertises so much

 Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

BidShop.com    1996 domain.  Good name for use with all the auction sites

KineticGroup.com   Many companies named Kinetic Group

SkinnyDevil.com   Nice brand.  Probably get sued by Skinny Girl.  They sue everyone

Ideomancer.com   The 300,000 plus backlinks has this over four figures

UGI.cc    Get 77,000 free backlinks with purchase

NKFT.com   16 year old CHiP

KFRK.com   One more that’s 16 years old

AudioPack.com     A bit generic but there are several companies offering it so it should have some value

CandyBear.com    Could be used for a lot of different things.  I’m thinking delicious treats

ZFactory.com    91 million results for companies and things with the name. 2003 birthday

ExpertMovers.com   Pro Movers sold for $10K

OnlineHorseBetting.com   Old betting site.   Ready to be relaunched.  2002 birthday

50997.com   If 5N.coms are your thing

GreenTowers.com   Place and things.  A variety name for several plants. Trust me, I know these things

HopeRadio.com   Not sure exactly why this one is doing so well.  It is a pleasant name

Domains That I Like With One or No Bids 

CherryStick.com 1999 birthday. Memorable, easy to spell name

WeDriveTraffic.com Fantastic marketing name at $12 for a company that does

Fezoo.com $12 buy at press time

Other Domains With Bids

27994.com
853698.com
915166.com
AdrianMaglia.com
AlexianHealthSystem.org
AssignmentSolution.net
AtRetail.com
AvalonCorrections.com
Barbham.com
BaySportsNet.com
ChistesyBromas.com
ComputerVisionCentral.com
CubanAsocial.com
DancEncounters.com
DeltaPaddleBoard.com
Discover-RealEstate.com
Dualities.com
DublinCityFC.com
e-economie.com
ElectroLove.com
ExtremeOutdoorSupply.com
FeelGoodNY.com
FeelThePulse.com
Fit120.net
ForbiddenGate.com
GiantCo.com
GilbertsHobbies.com
GXTK.net
HandToolsMakers.com
hdmovies720.com
hg6691.com
HVYD.com
Investoune.com
IzumiPhilly.com
JobSesame.com
KensRents.com
KiisanFarming.com
MatchM.com
MebelSmart.com
MissionPeakBaptist.org
MorgellonsResearchGroup.com
MVNY.com
Naijabambam.com
NKFT.com
NulledCore.com
PartnerWithJacob.info
PartyHopper.com
PetsDepotOnline.com
Places2Network.com
PoppyArts.com
PostMatter.com
Practical-Water-Gardens.com
Qualitative-Researcher.com
ReviewBVS.com
RiversBendGolfclub.com
RoadkillRescue.net
RoseChai.com
Safetyai.com
Semcash.com
Semfind.com
Semjob.com
Sempay.com
Semrate.com
SewCraftyNewHaven.com
ShigetaDental.com
Simonmercs.biz
SkirtSuit.com
SkyFest.net
Sofiasln.com
Songok.com
SportsBlogsDirectory.com
SquatShorts.com
STGS.net
StrangErinParadise.com
TangoWebs.com
ThailandBudgetHotel.com
TheManseMuskoka.com
TheUnashamedOnline.com
TVMediaInsights.com
UberLyft.com
VectorVaco.com
VRLty.com
YDNO.com
YDHU.com
YDHV.com

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5 Replies to “Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Thursday September 7th”

  1. I can directly correlate domainsherpa with my succuss in domaining. I started in 2014 and have had 2 six figure sales, and 8 five figure sales. Had my domains reviewed there as well, bunny.com, crisis.com (sold it since the review) and Strider.com among others
    After that review I had the confidence to buy Black.com when that came along.
    A big thank you to mike and all involved.

    1. I stumbled across DomainSherpa.com about 4 or 5 years ago after learning that people bought and sold domains for seo value. I didn’t know anything about the industry, didn’t know there was an aftermarket. The only thing I consistently watched or listened to driving to work was the DomainSherpa interviews. I seriously believe that I wouldn’t be a domainer if It wasn’t for Cyger. I kept looking for more podcasts and videos with the same caliber of information because once I got hooked I wanted more and more, but it just wasn’t/isn’t out there. I would watch the videos over and over again.

      IT’s kinda funny to think of the “big names” in the domain space and realize I would never have known who the hell they were without DomainSherpa. I realized this during the whole Rick Schwartz thing, I kept thinking “The only reason I even know your name is because of this show.” That’s certainly nothing against Rick, it’s just the fact that your average person knows nothing about domains, the aftermarket and who’s running it.

      I’m still hoping that this is some sort of media play, 🙂 maybe Cyger was drunk or high when he sent that message out, got my fingers crossed. I would watch or listen to a Joe Rogan style domain podcast everyday if there was one available, 3, maybe 4 hours of nothing but a few guys bullshitting about domains with some crypto talk thrown in for added flare.

      Can you start a petition or something? Maybe threaten to kidnap him if he doesn’t continue or at least find someone to keep it going? Cyger you could be a retired adviser, it could be all behind the scenes if you want. I’m starting a campaign entitled “Every week the DomainSherpa is off the air, a puppy dies”, see if that gets any traction.

      But seriously Mike, the show will be greatly missed and I assume it was a hard gut wrenching decision to make. Sometimes it’s just time to move, change or pivot.

      So Henceforth, the 6th day of September shall be a day of domain mourning, officially celebrated on the first Wednesday in September and known to those who know as “Domain Black Wednesday”

    2. Great story. Can I ask how much money you started out with though? All the names you mentioned require substantial capital.

  2. I had the capital before I started, just never would have imagined investing those sums in domains. I would buy cheap/hand reg with moderate success. After watching the shows I realised that the big ticket category is a better place to invest and I can make more money in absolute terms than other categories in domaining.

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