I don’t understand why domain investors get offended when someone sends in a low offer for a domain. Just because most people don’t understand that domains have a high resale value there is no reason to berate them. And even if the do. You own the domain. It’s yours. There is zero reason to lecture someone on the value of domains. Simply point them to Namebio and let it go. Put your energy and effort into something more positive. You don’t have to sell it to them and they don’t have to buy it. If they want to tell me the price is stupid, I still own the domain and its both our losses. I will never sell the name if they are correct and they will never get the name they want. That’s not going to change with harsh words.
For every lowball offer I get, there are responses from professional domain investors that give me a quote 10 times the going rate. Just making a number up. You can see why a buyer gets pissed when so many domainers pull numbers out of their ass based on hope and what we think its worth. Often with no real comps. Zero reason for pricing other that grabbing straws. They’ll throw me a comp that is nowhere near their domain’s value to a company to market their wares. So many other choices at that price and lower. Using the same reasoning above I never ask them why they think its worth their price. It doesn’t matter. I simply leave an offer and they can think about it. No use in telling them they are reaching, it’s theirs to reach with.
Have a great Sunday. Here are today’s names. Click through to see the current price
Quote of the Day: “A lot of people would rather understand the market than make money” – Ed Seykota
Domain of the Day: Bitronix.com This one is going to do well. Still a little bitcoin money out there. I think four figures ….maybe
Namejet and Sedo Names at Auction
ThinkBitcoins.com No bids. People are certainly thinking about them. Up OR Down
MoreVacations.com Travel company marketing name all the way
MortgageSlayer.com It worked for TaxSlayer
CurrencyDeck.com Trading or forex name. No bids
TealFox.com Color+Animal
PeacefulBlue.com Nice clothing or fashion brand. No bids
Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids
KDEC.com 1998 domain. I am a fan of almost any LLLL.com that ends in C
NYPC.org Same here but the NY for New York adds tons of value
Dotek.com 5L getting some pretty good bids
CornerGuard.com I know what they are and a few bidders think they have enough sales to warrant a standalone domain
EconoWire.com Godaddy likes it, bidders like it. Me? meh
Chawan.com A tea bowl in Japan. Getting some good bids as a brand based on the word
DCArchitects.com Plenty of architects in DC
MobilityToday.com Gotta keep moving
BeautyArmy.com Most bids on the GD board today
00443.com Pattern looks like its going to get to $3K
TastyPlate.com Memorable, short, and easy to type
FreeMusic.org It’s definitely where music is right now
Godaddy Domains With No Bids
TheGlassDoctor.com Upgrade name for a few companies. Great name for windshield repair. No bids
DoraBella.com sounds like a fashion line. At $17 at press time
TheFlyingSquirrel.com Upgrade name for a lot of places
TiltedMoon.com A name I let expire. Unless it gets bids and then I’ll renew. First time I’ve actually seen my name come through although I know they all do
ThePizza.biz There are enough pizza places to give this some value
KickYourCravings.com Would think you could get a little out of this for a marketing name
CancerForums.com Surprised this has no bids
Pelican.tv Easiest logo in the group
IndoCannabis.com A cross of indica. But also a former site with some traffic
OTHER Godaddy Domains With Bids
233236.com
332aaa.com
335828.com
376500.com
388139.com
711339.com
815855.com
825755.com
825855.com
863833.com
865255.com
873833.com
875355.com
911838.com
918655.com
992329.com
993538.com
a-1seamlessguttersgrandrapids.com
animenk.net
ArmenianVoice.com
ArtArchives.com
aseanidpp.org
AwayBot.com
b2bWeChat.com
BattleWeb.com
BellBloomFlowers.com
Bloghud.com
BobMassi.com
Bolsasclon.com
BookMagicIndia.com
BookSareLong.com
CanvasByCanvas.com
Carrinho.com
CCardTransitCheck.com
ChaseThatCoinTrading.com
ChristianPolygamy.com
ClothingLoves.com
cr767.com
CZJModel.com
DoAdmin.com
DornburgLaw.com
Edigix.com
EverKelly.com
FindPetFriendlyHotels.com
FlagPros.com
FreeRingers.net
GarageDoorsByRobertson.com
GoLeanDetox.com
Guidonps.com
HarborTownDaySpa.com
hbcpp.com
hemingways-watamu.com
hgxxb.com
HydroMoose.com
It679.com
Jcerni.org
jy616.com
LittleCast.com
MattHolliday.com
MedicalMarijuanaInfo.com
Mips1.net
MotOran.com
negoziofree.com
neozwheels.com
NewJest.com
NightcrawlerFilm.com
NodeJobs.com
PastaPomodoronj.com
PhnompenhBicycle.com
RomsSearch.com
RossLawCenter.com
SamUgliestDog.com
SanluisLighthouse.org
SasserHomeBuilders.com
senonches-tourisme.com
SeoRoyals.com
ShoppersStoppage.com
SourceTricks.com
srikrishnabus.com
SS20.com
studio-breakerholics.com
StyleCreation.com
Supz.com
SUVBar.com
TattooWorldSupply.com
TeenFunGalleries.com
TerraRossa.com
TheCheapGirl.com
TheHomeMedicine.com
TheModernCurio.com
TimeAwayRentals.com
TimteBlog.com
VisaPortal.com
WaysGrowTallerFaster.com
wc9prague.org
wfrml.com
whatdoesotpmean.com
WideKnowledge.com
WinningBinarySignals.com
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I kinda like your tilted moon name Shane
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Yeah .. I think Tilted Moon falls in that “Butterscotch Pudding” category (Domain Sherpa reference) where it’s super difficult to let it drop. A name you like .. but as a domainer with more experience than when you bought it, would probably not buy it today … but still hard to let it drop given the prior investment.
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There were no bids on the domain the day before auction .. but there was one bid at some point between yesterday and 10am today (was it you Tom? lol). Not sure if there were more bids or where it ended up .. but I’m curious now!?