Huge Domains aka DropCatch aka Namebright was nice enough to let me have the domain SingleServing.com yesterday at Godaddy auctions. I liked the name as a cooking name for single people. Could be a few other things. Its a brand but not a brand that BrandBucket or a brand sight would necessarily take but I do think its worth $2500 to $5K. You’ll see what I paid if you go to Travis’ recap of auction prices this afternoon. It’s getting more and more expensive to buy names but that’s a good thing if you’re a seller. The other positive is its been a good flip buying LLLL.com in the last 12 months and putting them back up for sale in the last month. 50% return on most of them if you bought towards the low. Of course I’m not selling, just appreciating the my buys are above water. As you’ve read here I had stayed away from LLLL.com for most of this year but have added a few here and there. Just not in the numbers that I was. I sold a few in the past 2 months that I rolled back into a few more and I picked up a few extra while I was on the hunt. The names I like are still going at the high end of LLLL.com auction prices which often means more than $2K. But they seem to be the ones that sell for me so that’s what I buy.
You all remember the sale of Voice.com. It was sold by the company MSTR or MicroStrategy Incorporated. I actually didn’t know that it was publicly traded until Travis pointed it out and all the other great names in their portfolio. What I liked about the company is that it was getting trashed. They lost some key executives, had some reporting of finance problems, and overall seemed to be losing a bit of focus. They actually admitted it and said they were going to get back on track. The stock’s market cap is a billion dollars but they have almost $500 million of it in cash and liquid assets. Two things I like, companies with tons of cash and at a down point, and a $30 million sale added to a quarter that may or may not of been on the radar. They would have missed earnings but the sale of the domain put them up quite a bit. In short, what was expected wasn’t so bad and that sent the stock up 11% yesterday. Rather than buy stock I leveraged with options. Up 200% so far but I think it goes higher. But please don’t buy based on my opinion. Do your own diligence. I will probably be converting the options to stock just so I can say I own a piece of those amazing domains they own.
Domain of the Day: CardCenter.com Put this on the list a few days ago. Great credit card comparison site name with solid affiliate potential. Going to take a build out to hit that potential
Quote of the Day: “In the real world, the smartest people are people who make mistakes and learn. In school, the smartest people don’t make mistakes.” – Robert Kiyosaki
Namejet, Sedo, Snap, and other Names Up for Auction
CommunityDay.com Probably not a ton of money going to be thrown at this but a lot of towns have this. Community Help day. No reserve
WorldOfWords.com Essentially domain investing
InstantKarma.com quite a few days out but watching this name the whole way
NewsReports.com Fairly high reserve but past sales of news names suggest it could still get there
MothersBest.com Upgrade name for several companies
OSOJ.com There have been some pretty good deals at Sedo on LLLL.com. I don’t think people think to look for them
Godaddy Domains With Multiple Bids
LabResearch.com Perfect for that Labrador research center you’re going to open. But probably better for a science company
BeautyMarket.com The biggest market in the world if you add fashion
EverMusic.com Good streaming name. Streaming gives you endless choices
HealthyStore.com and HealthyStores.com The singular is much better but might as well get the package.
CoolDoor.com Two simple words. I’m a big fan of doors though. Your front door is your most important part of the front of your house
Discovered.net Talent discovery name. “Get discovered at Discovered.net”
Simplio.com Top result operates on a dot co. Would have liked the name without the companies that need the upgrade
jwzh.com This is an example of the CHiPs that I don’t like. I was a seller on these. Now you see why
DefineX.com A lot of companies decided they like this name. None of them on the dot com exact match. Not sure if any of them are of size to pay the million dollars you’ll be looking for
MultiFinance.com Godaddy values this one pretty high. Then again, finance and money DO go hand and hand
NothingToSay.com That would be a first for me
BuyCryptoNow.com Super direct call the action
LuxRentals.com Don’t know what they are renting but sounds like it will be high end stuff
TwoArrows.com As easy of a logo as it gets
Rising.net Great keyword but the dot net will make it cheap
Finmo.com Buttercrackers tells me I have to buy this fintech name
MaxSpa.com I’m not in to spa names but maybe you are
TXH.org I know LLL.org don’t sell very well but at under $300 it might be worth a shot IMO
VisitCabo.com The most common site name for tourism is VisitInsertCity.com
Zomox.com 5L under $50…….for now
Godaddy Domains With One Or No Bids
The Rest of the Godaddy Names With Bids
223323.com
255553.com
56769.com
667767.com
720333.com
833188.com
86Tan.com
888466.com
9999wm.com
ActionMoversAndSVCS.com
AgoraCoin.com
Ahhft.com
AlternativeFashionWeek.com
AnatIonMovie.com
ArticleLibrary.com
Autotenghua.com
BagsStore.com
BettinaForCongress.com
BintangsboBet.com
BJWaihui.com
BlackAndBlueHuntington.com
BlackHawk.org
BQWV.com
BreezeCN.com
Caraer.com
Cavice.com
CDRoamer.com
ChinaWPA.com
CircuitPlus.com
CityRisk.com
cnsdmr.com
Craciun.com
CyberSmartComputers.com
DalitStan.org
DongSheng021.com
DypatilHospital.com
EastlakeTimes.com
Explorations.org
FishClip.com
FleetCommerce.com
ForestFurnitureSI.com
GeraDormEmes.com
HarvardGuideToYoga.com
HeavenlyPho.com
HisXpress.com
HodooMobile.com
hsrdcn.com
InResponse.com
jianyenaicai.com
jjs90.com
JobsonMe.com
Keiichimatsuda.com
KGE.net
LandTang.com
Law6789.com
Licoteca.com
LoanAdvances.com
LocalMovie.com
LomasElite.com
LoveESL.com
MeeksCutoff.com
Memetica.com
Monssy.com
Morgan004.com
MPFashions.net
NoTytech.com
NTGreathouse.com
OKCPride.org
Opengc.org
percyshp.com
PossCon.org
pp3333.com
qc999.com
Qingyishu.com
ReclaimTheStreets.net
ReeseValleyRanch.com
RegalOwnersForum.com
Royet.org
SeaOtterWeek.org
Shabik.com
Shfengren.com
ShowUHow.com
Shylsp.com
SledDogGin.com
SpinCDS.com
Sponsume.com
szghengxin.com
TaskHome.com
TCCars.com
TechZack.com
Teknoloji.org
VBSM.com
Voice-Pay.com
Wanda88863.com
WenClassSettlement.com
YesOn45.org
YesOn46.org
YogaTeacherTrainingYogaCara.com
yzjazm.com
Zimofang.com
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SingleServing.com is a solid name with repeating sounds. I could see it used as a dieting site or for calorie counting.
Actually high prices is artificial demand by bidder 91932 at godaddy. It’s that single bidder who instigates most auctions in the final minutes with larger proxies. This is not end users, or investor inflicted, but one party. So it’s kind of an artificial demand.
aka Huge Domains.
I think SingleServing.com is definitely a name that BrandBucket would take.
I like SingleServing.com. Lots of potential imo! Where are you going to list it for sale?
Carl,
Not sure. I haven’t tried DAN yet. Thinking of putting a few dozen names on and seeing what happens