I wanted to start the day by thanking all those that served in the armed services. Combat and war is an awful thing but I do realize that the great life and opportunity that surrounds me is only possible because of the freedoms that millions of men and women have fought for. Had my Grandfather not gone to Germany to end Hitler’s reign there possibly could be millions less Jewish people in this world. So thank you to all that have served.
On a completely different note. Like millions of other kids in the late 80s and 90s I was into baseball and basketball cards. I lived in Chicago and followed Michael Jordan’s every move. Every magazine he was on I put on a piece of cardboard and shrink-wrapped. Every card I bought. I got lucky. 99% of all the cards back then are worthless but Jordan turned out to be one if not the best players of all times. Definitely the most popular. One of my purchases were boxes of 86 fleer basketball. A box of those now go for about $80,000. I had three. I used my Jordan cards for spending money back in college and many years after. I sold my last few packs a few years ago and still got $700 a pack. It’s easy to look in hind site and thought if I kept it all I would have half a million dollars worth of stuff. But the money I got over the last few decades made life much more enjoyable and at times meant I could buy clothes or even as simple as go out for a few beers with my friends.
Michael Jordan represented the childhood for so many people 30 years ago. They want to have a piece of it. I still have a ton of magazines, papers, and cards and pull it out for a smile every once in a while. I don’t get upset that I sold too soon but rather am thankful that it allowed me to do some things that I couldn’t have done otherwise. I feel the same about domains. I sold some domains for 1/10 of what they are worth now but that money allowed me to do the things that got me where I am now. Because we don’t live life yearning for the period at the end of the sentence. We cherish the words of the sentence along the way. Jordan let me enjoy the sentence.
Here are today’s names. Click through to see the current price
Quote of the Day: “Your followers are not always your fans” -Rotimi Amaechi
Domain of the Day: ProvenCapital.Com Capital names sell pretty well at auction. And this one is proven
Namejet and Sedo Names and Others
18o.com They’ve come down in value but still worth $1K to $6K depending on letters and numbers
Chance.biz So you’re saying there’s a chance?
WWXX.com A collectible. Would have been $10K during the Chinese run. Not sure now
BuffaloFarm.com No bids. Easy logo means it will be a good brand
RawStrength.com I don’t have any. Mine is all photoshopped
Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids
SwiftPack.com Short and describes the product perfectly. Something quick for on the go
UrbanAlley.com Definitely going to sell Doc Martens and Vans
OpenMod.com Open Modification, Open Modeling
HMOV.com Some good uses for this one. Movies and video
JustDoGood.com Doing good is much better than doing well
BookYourStay.com In a crowded market you need to stay out. I can remember this one
LatinGrill.com Because there is always room for more Mexican Latin food
Quemo.com Burn baby burn. Nice 5L getting some action
Ozoh.com Some make call it pronounceable…..maybe
Keuo.com Same here. Looks Hawaiian
Beerio.com Not quite Brew.com but this one will go where all good domains should go. Towards something beer related
StarkLab.com I’m sure this is a Tony Stark play
PublicLiability.com One of the top names on the board today but just not sure why and it doesn’t peek my interest other than seeing all the bids
Godaddy Domains With One or No Bids
ZapBikes.Com Upgrade name for a company that shares this name
BuyARoom.Com I think this will actually go towards the rental category even though its says buy
Shenzo.Com Nice little 6L brand. Already a larger motor oil company
Wenshido.Com Doesn’t really mean anything as far as I can tell but sounds Japanese
Apras.Com Site looks built out but is up for auction.
Kantle.com $12 buy at press time. Short and cheap. Just like I like my movies
Crypdata.com crypto or encrypt. No bids
MoringaLeaf.com Used as a protein powder and supplement. More in Asia than in the US
The Rest of the Names With Bids
5366999.com
77603.com
aaudioheadphones.com
Actuator-Valve-Meter.com
AmericanMeatFilm.com
ArtisticFlowerArrangements.com
AtlasChoice.com
BajaExplorer.com
BlackwaterBrand.com
Boujis.com
BritRock.com
Cadalyst.net
Cameron-Diaz.org
CBDStop.com
Celebirthdays.net
CenturyRoofing.com
CheapPaintingStretching.com
CollectibleCameras.com
CoolAtlanta.com
CortinaInn.com
CrocOdyl.org
DeathRockStar.info
DesignMeBuyMe.com
DIBQ.com
Doltz.com
EQP.cc
Fangliantong.com
Fliser.info
ForSelect.com
GermanProducts.com
HAOGamers.com
HCAZ.com
Hi-Tech-Remodeling-Group.com
HomeCareerOverview.info
HostingBrosReloaded.com
HXVY.com
IdentityAnalytics.com
IndieGameMag.com
IPAnywhere.com
ItsOnInc.com
JimRuskFishingAlaska.com
JTBU.com
LadyZona.com
Libre-Stream.com
LifelineInternationalPremiums.com
LongevityPlus.net
LOQV.com
ITBFreight.com
m336.com
MilesEyeCenter.com
MONH.com
MotionBicycle.com
MyAccidentReport.com
Natrox.com
Nexiom.com
NorthernSoulTheFilm.com
NovaMedGroup.com
OjoSoft.com
OnlyOneEnergy.com
Zzoh.com
pdxdog.com
PenUsa.org
prfsh.com
RainTears.com
redipellet.com
ReflectionOfMind.org
RUJX.com
SexyBigBoobs.com
ShixiaoBao.com
sweetdebbiesorganiccupcakes.com
TBYO.com
TemptationsPyjamas.com
Tesettur.org
The3WeekDietSystem.com
TomboyLife.com
TorontoViceStudios.com
Ueski.com
UltraInstinct.com
VentureImage.com
VHRZ.com
VZOC.com
XRJV.com
YZCapital.com
Zbeers.com
ZestDeals.com
ZKUH.com
ZXEK.com