What the world thinks is news is up to the people that report it. You assume that people will report things that bring readers. But our industry is different. It’s tight. Despite all the sparring that goes on, overall we’re a family of people that are trying to make money in the same way. We often skip over articles that intrude in the personal life of others. And that’s how it should be.
When someone told me about Frank Schilling getting divorced my only thought was “that’s too bad”. I think of the kids and the pain that comes along with it. Divorce is personal and to me it’s not news because it has nothing to do with business. Many people go through it and it’s part of the lives of 50% of the people you meet according to statistics. My parents divorced but I was an adult so it didn’t effect my family in the same way it would younger kids but I still understand. Going through one is still one of the hardest things any person will ever have to deal with.
What makes this possible news is how divorce works in certain states and countries. In some places the spouse gets half of the assets that were built during marriage. Jeff Bezos of Amazon is going through a divorce and he built the company with his wife’s support. He admits it and is working out a financial deal to get her a portion of the assets. It’s news because its a big hunk of Amazon. Frank will most likely have to do something similar. The news is in the fact she’s suing Uniregistry to open the books so she knows how much she’s due. I have no idea of Cayman laws but undoubtedly some cash will have to be paid out and in some way will effect Uniregistry.
I only write this story for the same reason I write every morning. I am open and honest about my life and life in general. Divorce is part of life. There’s no shame in it. There are times when for various reasons, two people don’t want to partner for the rest of their lives. I’ve said it many times that our spouses are often the key to our success. They watch the kids when we work. They support us in so many ways while we achieve our dreams. But occasionally the dream ending doesn’t come and you go your separate ways. That’s when it gets difficult and ugly. I think more than anything the Schilling doen’t need articles and stories but merely thoughts and prayers. Here are today’s names. Make sure to click on the names to see the current price and to help DSAD continue writing each day.
Quote of the Day: “It is a sign of weakness to avoid showing signs of weakness.” – Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Domain of the Day: CannabisX.com People are loving this one. Can’t get a hotter industry and X just makes it cooler
Namejet, Sedo, and other Names Up for Auction
PointsUp.com Previously sold for $5600. Reserve is at $XXX. Up is a good positive brand word
OrchidFarms.com Good for much more than selling orchids
uTab.com Nice little 4L.com
RiverMist.com Cool home brand. I can picture the logo
FakeStore.com Buy all your fake stuff here. Even fake news
Godaddy Domains With Multiple Bids
POWA.com It’s a 5 figure CVCV in my opinion and could get there just at auction
718.cc I bet you had no idea that a NNN.cc was worth this much
887666.com More patterns that brings in big money bids from China
SprayWash.com I’m thinking car was all the way
YieldBot.com You’re buying history and backlinks at this price
SolarBackpacks.com All three of these are solid solar names. I assume they were all owned by one individual
KickAss.org Sounds like an organization that’s getting it done
GroceryPrices.com Boring name to me but bidders love it
BusyMum.com Busy British or Australian Mother with ‘Mum’
Zadad.com 5L with a few bids
NativeCloud.com According to some politicians you don’t have to have any Native in you to be called Native
Pugs.net I think of the dog when I see it. And Pug owners sure love pugs. I see more bumper stickers on pug owners cars than any other breed
BigJerk.com Sounds like a restaurant. And a name a shy person would call someone when they’re mad
Aquon.com Upgrade name for a company in the Netherlands. I think water when I see it
PlanAndPlant.com Has some history. Landscape design name so yes. I like it
h4x0r.com Slang for hacker
Godaddy Domains With One or No Bids
70A.com NNL.com with nice round numbers and the first letter of the alphabet
TotalFitnessSource.com Tens of thousands of workout places around the world
888Coins.com I thought the singular was up for auction recently but couldn’t find any history
PresidentPence.com Surprised this doesn’t have any bids. Could happen
GummyLeaf.com To me “leaf” means canna. So I see edibles here. But I like to stretch things
ChicagoWindow.com Big City Geo and services have held steady over the years. Although I might want the plural here
Transport.cc Big enough keyword to give the .cc value IMO
PerfectUse.com Generally associated with anything that is 95% or more effective
ShaveGreat.com Only $12, memorable, and radio test passer. Can’t say that about many names
ColdFlare.com We still doing flare names? I didn’t think so
Race100.com They won’t spend a lot but there are more and more 100 mile races in the US. Its the new marathon
Darxi.com Nice 5L for $12 in my opinion
BuildThisHouse.com Can see this one on a ad for a builder. One bidder
Other Domains with Bids
0124.net
176768.com
206080.com
225569.com
50701.com
58sxw.com
662199.com
AccessRental.com
AdvancedBuildings.org
AirportRetail.com
Anesthesiology.net
AnkaStre.com
aozhuac.com
AtenCoin.com
Avabar.com
Barcode-Scanner.com
BBQSearch.com
BeMySe.com
BioPact.com
Bit2Byte.com
BlazeTheMovie.com
Bodafdc.com
BornAgainInt.org
CarWiki.org
CentroSolarCanada.com
CincinnatiDiscGolf.com
CloudLauncher.com
ColumnPK.net
CoolOffer.com
CryptoAware.org
DovetailGallery.com
DownloadBee.com
DuckStudios.com
EssayMama.org
FamiliaDigital.net
FitDefense.com
FoodFight.org
FrontlineTV.com
g5588.com
God8282.com
GreenwichSecurity.com
Highland-Soft.com
Hilarium.com
HolyCloud.com
IllestOptimist.com
Indruk.com
InSerbia.info
IOTReviews.com
IQFB.com
It919.com
ItTeach.com
IWinpe.com
JakartaBeat.net
JewelMaker.com
js185.com
KnezWinery.com
kzsqygl.com
ListInspired.com
LivingstonTownship.org
Mako.org
MapPlus.com
MaxSlot.com
MeridianEstate.com
MiniSocial.com
MotherDaughterBookReviews.com
MotorCart.com
MustShare.com
MyUSAInc.com
NoPeople.com
NoSaraSurfCam.com
nycindiefilmfest.com
pajtsg.com
ParishOfCameron.net
pyyrtkd.com
qcstatic.com
qzyctq.com
RadioFriendly.com
RankedCasinos.com
RealEstateTampaFlorida.com
ReOrganizational.org
RStoc.com
Scrapbook-Bytes.com
sddonghuang.com
SecurityDefenceAgenda.org
shpjjx.com
SmileKentucky.com
SNergy.com
SocialPrefect.net
SoftwareDownloads.org
somaghp.com
StanneSumter.com
stophivcuts.org
StorageLift.com
Swopo.com
TheInnAtKentFalls.com
unplicampania.net
VAFZ.com
Verious.com
Wallety.com
wlcnwy.com
Wordcnv.com
WorthingtonGolfclub.net
wwoofgreece.org
YourCultureCoach.com
ZZVN.com
Good effort putting the list together.
I don’t think there is much profit left to be made after buying a domain in auction due to competition these days.
I appreciate it. But I do think there can be. Names getting harder to get works on both sides. Retail and wholesale. Both are going up
My last girlfriend told everyone i French kiss like a ferret cleaning it’s ass
She was a keeper. Great sense of humor. Sorry to hear she got away. 🙂