Yesterday I questioned whether I should buy RemoteCoaching.com at auction because I own RemoteCoach. I had quite a few people that said yes. For two reasons. One, to protect the original name so that the person thinking about buying wouldn’t have another choice. Two, to sell it as a more valuable package of names. So I got in the auction.
I put in $1505 as my bid and went away. It got taken out with a few minutes left in the auction and then it went crazy. I assumed the price moving up was a bidding war between two people but it turned out to be a few others jumping in as well. The name went all the way up to $4800. Way higher than I was willing to pay and 15 times higher than I paid for my name. The first thing I did was go to Afternic and move my price way up. Obviously my name was worth much more than I thought. It does get offers all the time but not at that price. Its alway $1K or $2K. Now I have a comp to throw at them. A worse name (in my opinion and Godaddy’s) sold for $4800 at wholesale.
And finally I got into a twitter fight with Rick Schwartz. I saw a hoarding of toilet paper. He said it was for several elderly people. I don’t like the hoarding of toilet paper. Its plentiful and a little goes a long way. I got him really really upset. Called me every name in the book. But nothing I hadn’t heard before. In the end I apologized. This is not the time to be fighting. I need to put my energy into keeping the garden center healthy. Both the people and the long term financials. It’s going to be a tough time for small business. Apple and Nike can close because everyone can still shop online. Tougher for all the businesses that rely on foot traffic. We’ll get through it. Just don’t need to fight along the way
Domain of the Day: Coached.com I think the value of this went up with RemoteCoaching.com result as mentioned above
Quote of the Day: “If You Know How Quickly People Forget the Dead, You’ll Stop Living to Impress People” — Christopher Walken
Park.io Names at Auction or Dropping
Cook.ly Best .ly in the last month IMO
Skyrocket.io in flight, afternoon delight
Polygram.io Geometric shapes make good tech names
Sahara.io Worst Clive Cussler movie ever. His best book RIP Clive
Hustle.to I don’t know the dot to extension well but I know hustle. Everyone likes hustle
Namejet and Sedo & More Domains at Auction
WeRobot.com 1995 birthday. Registered in 11 different extensions
DesignersDirect.com Only one bidder. 24 years old and has some history and backlinks
GottaRun.com For many this is true. Its what keeps them healthy and sane. 22 years old
ElectricBlankets.com Is this a big enough market to have its own site
AdventureSchool.com Great name to teach the great outdoors. Survival or just a place for kids to have a great time. Registered in 15 extensions.
Retributions.com Could be used for a lot of different things. Unfortunately many will think slavery retributions when they see it
GrowAPair.com Guarantee Ammar buys this one. Please click Ammar
Y2C.com Has the most registrations in other extensions of all the dot coms on Namejet
Several.com If the reserve is close to the low range this could sell
SelfQuarantine.com Listing it again today because its as relevant of a name as has come up for auction in a while. Negative is there’s no money to be made, only awareness
Godaddy Domains With Bids
Gold24.com The resiliency of gold is amazing. This name is doing well but gold is probably at the top of a lot of people’s minds
SupportLocalGrowers.com I completely agree with this name. May even buy it
881000.com Two 8s at the front and three zeros at the end is the type of pattern Chinese love. Although not really getting a very good price
Britney.org Britney Spears still dominates the results
TopSight.com Top as in best is a good adjective for any brand
FitnessAndExercise.com Boring but a category everyone wants in
SparkClub.com Annual spark plug membership or smoking club
KWPN.com N for network or national. GD value has it in top 20% of LLLL.com
CoinMint.com Bitcoin has taken a back burner. Become an afterthought and has no role in emergency. But still has users so maybe a good time to buy these types of names. Godaddy still values them as the highest category
MoneyFool.com MotleyFool may have some ideas of what not to do with this name
AlcoholRehabCenter.com A bit generic but says exactly what they are
Napalm.com A terrible chemical but a cool brand. To older people they probably wouldn’t like it
FreshLocker.com Maybe my favorite name on the list as far as value. Great name for fresh foods. My guess is Jason will go after this one
TreatmentFinder.com Going to take a buildout but could be an important site in the health industry
Estimation.net Strong keyword. Perfect for an estimation tool. The dot net is a coupon code
BienBien.com Good good name
Another big block of 5N.coms expiring. I alway put a backstory to the reason why and right now I assume its someone that has COVID in China and can’t get home to renew. I have no idea if that’s true or not but possible
05580.com
12306.co
18shu.com
32494.com
35395.com
40642.com
49223.com
5555hb.com
60705.com
73395.com
79515.com
97553.com
Godaddy Names With One or No Bids
The Rest of the Godaddy Names With Bids
a99d.com
AbuCoin.com
AdsRevenue.com
Aforaz.org
AfricaTelecomIt.com
AirPNP.co
Airssl.com
AndroMint.com
AstorFoods.com
BartBMore.com
BCFocus.com
BeautifulWallpaper.com
BroncoWriters.com
CaptLake.com
CareerSatMPC.com
Cenano.com
ChainSolution.com
ChronicleWeek.com
CloudMine.me
CompleteTuition.com
CraftAndDesign.net
CuriousGrape.com
Daily-Monitor.com
DirectMag.com
DirtyPornVideos.net
DiversityAcademy.com
dmasmusic.com
donalryanrentacar.com
Drinet.com
DXJA.com
eBookDuck.com
EightPixelDesign.com
ElkEria.com
EnglishCottages.com
FashionBoy.com
FindingInsurance.com
FishVegas.com
GhanaTon.com
GossipTechs.com
GroupIncome.com
HamMillpost.com
HandCash.com
harlemtbcenter.org
HealthAngle.com
hg517.com
HootFat.com
i-mpress.net
IBCarb.com
IdXeg.com
IIOTCloud.com
ILoveLogistics.com
JunuMusic.com
KatalystHealthBlog.com
KidStaff.com
KXCI.com
Lelty.com
LineZine.com
Live-Rutor.org
LoveThe88.com
LuxePaintball.com
Magic2003.net
MandysRoyalty.org
MapperStash.net
MarcusAnderson.com
MatthewKTabor.com
MclarenKickShop.com
Mekz.net
Mimic.org
MortgagePrograms.com
Derdd.com
NewyorkClass.com
OdCapital.com
OddLandBand.com
OlDushka.com
PinCup.com
PoconoProperties.com
PrintKiosk.com
QueerStem.org
RefinedFoods.com
RoadBot.com
RoomHire.com
ShiftBit.com
SimplyRude.com
slohothouse.com
SweetProfessional.com
THCReports.com
TheOneThatGotAway.com
Thiowa.org
TonyAsHairStudio.com
UYMY.com
WillItBeard.com
Wilmunder.com
WonderMusic.com
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Does Rick Schwartz not know about bidet attachments? For a few hundred dollars per toilet seat, you can mount one that can spray heated water/air at your bum lessening the need for toilet paper. It’s way more sanitary and healthy then just wiping. It deserves to be on your list of things you use and love like LG OLED TVs and YoutubeTV.
I hoard napkins…they can be used as nose tissues, TP, napkins or fire kindling 🙂