I lost another auction yesterday I would have liked to win. I was bidding on InstantLove.com which went for almost $3K. I think its a great name and I was willing to go over $2K but it just kept running and I could see I was going to be outbid. I’ve done enough posts about skyrocketing names at auctions but my bankroll or my mind won’t let me keep bidding higher.
I had my first race of the summer and I was pleased with my 18:57 5K time. I was hoping to keep it around 19:40 but despite the heat I felt really good and as people melted and slowed down I seemed to feed off their pain. It’s always nice to run a race to see where I am on my conditioning. It’s been a tough training cycle because its been so hot so I really wasn’t sure what kind of shape I was in. Now I know that I’m on schedule for where I want to be when I run Berlin in Sept.
And finally, if you look at what names are bid each day at Godaddy you’ll notice there are always several bids on random 5L.com consonants. Add in the mixed numeric letter domains and you have the Chinese spends tens of thousands a day on random stuff that no US based domain investor would touch. Combine this with the rising prices of the domain auctions and you can see why Godaddy is killing it lately. Here are today’s names. Make sure to click on the names to see the current price and to help DSAD keep on keeping on
Domain of the Day:
Quote of the Day: “Don’t judge someone just because they sin differently than you.”
Namejet, Sedo, Snap, and other Names Up for Auction
eBee.com The bee pollinator plants and everything bee related is super hot right now
ProDental.com Solid dental name
RealtyDegree.com Not sure if there is such thing but does it really matter?
Skelt.com Nice 5L.com for the price IMO
Ovoma.com 5L.com with one bid at $79
SmarterDays.com Smarter days lead to better days
PC.org This was good enough to start a company with in 1999
724.co.uk and 724.de These two have unusually high bids. Could be someone trying to protect the European brand
TrickPoker.com Because the real money in poker is made with slight of hand
Hoowa.com 1999 birthday for this 5L.com
Mirmo.com 3 bidders on this one
Kox.net Reserve is under $500
PhysiciansAssistant.com More needed than doctors right now
NewRomance.com Good dating site name. Met reserve at $850
RazorDeals.com There’s room for another online razor club IMO and this is your name to start it
LifeIsSimple.com Its not but easy to remember
1.8 Million .UK names drop today. You can place your backorders HERE
Godaddy Domains With Multiple Bids
Unestablished.com All the top results are definitions. Not one brand. Good and bad
Planat.com The cognac comes up a lot for this search term
Aptra.com Nice 5L and an acronym for a lot of different entities
HoboOnline.com All the bids are for the history and backlinks. Not just people love Hobos
TheSprint.com Sprint telephone may have something to say about this but to me it has nothing to do with phones. I think running
LibertyRose.com Good brand but sounds like a boat named by an old person
FindStar.com in the sky or in Hollywood
RunningBarefoot.org was a huge fad at one time. Still thousands that believe in it
NoCompromise.org Good mantra. Works with dot org IMO
RockVideos.com Not sure anyone really looks for this or would go out of youtube but bidders like it
TotalEscrow.com We don’t really need another escrow company but if we did
GlobalBlock.com All block names are now blockchain names in my world
Seashore.net 20 years old and under $50
Godaddy Domains With One Or No Bids
The Rest of the Godaddy Names With Bids
1yyglive.com
3215599.com
513sw.com
86chuguo.com
88190909.com
88sunxi.com
Ackroyd.com
AirBedIQ.com
AllSeniorDeals.com
AndersonLawFirmTexas.com
Arabian-Nights.com
AtkinsonSpas.com
BarWest.com
BTCDailyMonitor.com
Btmlx.com
ChilBerg.com
Cilon.com
CineKatz.com
CornMan.com
CryptoTricks.com
Dafea.com
dannplay.com
DarwinLive.com
dpadmagazine.com
EcoCasket.com
EcoPromo.com
eMarketingAndCommerce.com
EvenTosyFiestas.com
FinalMileDelivery.com
GenealogyAlongTheRockies.com
GenExchange.com
Gogozo.com
GWHealth.com
Halloween-Safety.com
HantRaining.com
hb59.com
Hesmerg.com
ilmadecorator.com
Lncorporated.org
InheritingOurPlanet.com
IrvingsPlumbing.com
JrWorks.com
Jslhmuye.com
KoreanKink.com
LighthouseSolutions.com
LiveSexSide.com
MackWebSolutions.com
MarinaHome.com
Matasa.com
Mazell.com
MedZap.com
MidwestGrillRestaurant.net
ModelHomeFurnitureDirect.com
mon3ytracker.com
Myyxh.com
NanainaNurses.org
NoDealNoReview.org
oursiplonlineshopping.com
Pajlo.org
PakaStore.com
Payyyp.com
PetMug.com
pgatu.com
PrideNet.com
RevampHomeGoods.com
Rfid-AnimalTags.com
SharkClubs.com
Shotcrete.us
SpiderAutoGlass.com
Sunrenjx.com
SupportSuite.com
Tax-Debt-Gone.com
Techarim.com
TheNateShow.com
TheType2Experience.com
Tokto.com
tPros.com
trgolf.com
TutuGogo.com
ULFB.com
USMSA.org
v6pd.com
ViralNewsChart.com
WeddingCollective.com
WildlifeMalawi.org
WomenAboutBiz.com
WorldAtlasBook.com
Wudaok.com
xs70.com
YBDE.com
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Speaking of auctions and I normally don’t bid in them but why would GD show on on the bid history only 2 bidders actually making the bids, yet they say 3 bidders where involved when the finally auction was closed. It’s as if one bidder got to stay unknown.
Any thoughts on this.
Is this an auction that you participated in? If so, you were probably the third bidder. I think GoDaddy shows the other bidders as bidders with numbers and yourself as your bid.
It was one I was in. Thanks Travis. Just wanted to check.
I never noticed it before. The backoffice in GD showed all the number IDs. But while bidding it just said bidder 1 and 2. Thanks
I know this is random, but I’d like to hear your thoughts on NamePros. I just had a comment removed and got a warning from their staff because I said, “What a great name. Good luck on a huge sale.”
Am I wrong for thinking that’s ridiculous?
I guess they want a more negative atmosphere there or something…
Namepros is good for general banter and to give those that don’t have a voice a voice. They don’t like off topic comments and are pretty consistent with having them removed. But there was a period of time where
they let members attack each other and the place got pretty hostile. It’s never recovered IMO. You won’t find most of the older, well known, or largest domain investors participating unless its to defend themselves or add facts to a post. But there are some people like Raymond of TheDomains that have provided good information and banter for a long long time. In short, good place, mostly good people participate, the moderators have a job to do so they will always offend people including me quite often