I’m not sure if its just me or not but pretty sure I get more inquiries on the names I’ve sold than the names I still own. Its a testament to my quality of names over the last 8 years and a testament to my selling to early strategy that I have perfected. The lack of whois is giving hunters my email address because I am the last one that shows. And I absolutely don’t hunt down the owner and try and buy it back because that’s the oldest trick in the book.
That trick is the present domain owner emails the the old owner and offers $10K for a name worth he bought for $1000. The old owner doesn’t know who is making the offer but goes back to the person they sold it to and offers $5K. Telling the buyer he can make five times his money, while thinking they are going to sell it for $10K. Once he buys it, the $10K offer guy disappears and makes $4K on his name. It’s never happened to me but its been tried a few times.
Josh and Travis are going to take it for a few days while I go for a total body makeover getting ready for NamesCon. Click on the names to see the current price and to help DSAD continue writing each day.
Quote of the Day: “The human brain starts working the moment you are born and never stops until you stand up to speak in public.” – George Jessel
Domain of the Day: GreenMeds.com Green and medicine don’t go together real well but its the to bid getter so what do I know
Namejet, Sedo, and other Names Up for Auction
Deskmates.com Great name for anything that will help you at work. Met reserve
OCBD.com Met reserve and its a great price. Nice to see good LLLL.coms fetching solid prices
NDDD.com Triple repeater that will go to China most likely
Zigger.com A list close
Faggy.com Way too exact
Unretired.com What tens of millions of Americans are having to do. Better name than people realize
BrooklynPark.com Real place or not makes a great urban brand
PayOffMyHouse.com It will end up being full of girls asking sugar daddies to help
Yozou.com Nice 5L.com. Probably means something in Chinese. Is that racist to say that?
Godaddy Domains With Multiple Bids
AnimalVet.com Although I’m not sure there is a vet that doesn’t work on animals
TreatBackPain.com Pain or love. Put your money there
Payogo.com Have to admit its as good as Payoneer
NewOnline.com Godaddy thinks this has great value. I think it its OK. I’ve learned to like the online part
BeWorld.com Not sure of its use but a few bidders like it . Jut think Bee World is what they are going to assume
Axitar.com Sounds like Avitar
PlanetAuto.com Much much rather have AutoPlanet but I also would like to train with Coleen Quigley but you take what you can get (no I didn’t settle, my wife doesn’t like to train with me)
EZPatch.com Fix it quickly……….and easily
GreenMeds.com Green and medicine don’t go together real well but its the to bid getter so what do I know
CannabisEngine.com A business tool most likely but if it becomes a car engine you might smoke the tailpipe like a bong
LedLantern.com I don’t think product names have good value unless a HUGE product
BlockVault.com Blockchain security name all the way
CWCR.com Great letters. I think these kind of names are good adds. My opinion only
DHOU.com Good for some Houston company that starts in D
CryptoGifts.com Thinking virtual gifts on this one
Edojo.com Nice 5L and I imagine this will be used as eDojo.com
GreatDegree.com What is considered a great degree anymore that isn’t the sciences?
QuickAd.com Anyone that can help businesses, especially small business, with their ads is going to do well
TweetTv.com Definitely can do a whole show on the twitter
Godaddy Domains With One or No Bids
PlaySlots.net You’re going to play on the net so in this case .net works for me
LearnYa.com Undervalued. People use this term all the time when trying to act dumb.
Shipping.mobi Not a .mobi fan but if you are held at gunpoint and they make you buy a .mobi this would be OK
Toyan.com Very nice 5L for $30
CryptoCurrencyTips.com I think this will be typed in quite a bit and the name will be exactly what they were looking for
ChipBit.com Surprised that this one doesn’t have a bid. Even with crypto being down
DreamBurger.com If not in use now it will eventually
SugarRight.com I’ll call it a fake sugar although the sugar industry will sue for using sugar even though it has no sugar. Kind of what milk is trying to do to Almonds
Kearan.com First name. Every boy in the 2000s had an Irish sounding name
MoveKey.com Means nothing to me but two easy to spell words and fairly short
TweetDate.com Never thought about it but why hasn’t a dating company been built around twitter?
LessMe.com and more you
UnicornApp.com I’d much rather have this than Unicorn.app
The Rest of the Names With Bids
290751.com
2ndspeechcenter.com
2s99.com
adresara.com
Africa-Platform.org
Ajsapa.com
AppreciatingHomes.com
BarcodeRevolution.com
BeyondThePurchase.org
Bidpo.com
Bidxi.com
BounceHouseCo.com
Clickco.com
CollegeMedium.com
CoralGardensNews.com
CornBoy.com
czhhbzzp.com
DualBoot.com
edc-seaking.org
EnergyServiceForLess.com
Epifania.com
GaelicBooks.net
gd-qibaoxian.com
GeekArtist.com
Good-ut.info
GPSed.com
Gsseser.com
GY456.com
HalleBerryFan.com
IceDate.com
ICNYSport.com
img-central.com
Jenkies.com
KangarooJacs.com
Kingsoftbbs.com
KPKGroup.com
Krissy-xo.com
LagoenHill.com
LamarieeBoheme.com
LarkHavenGolf.com
LennyFacesGenerator.com
LifeMakeOvers.com
LoanLive.com
LongStayers.com
LT123.com
MeNotMeth.org
Mexiu.com
MidwestLSAShow.com
Natins.com
NeimanCenter.org
PaizhaoApp.com
PrepPerGuide.com
QuickRealEstate.com
RaidEvents.com
RappsStudio.com
RivervalleyLeader.com
Rulist.info
SarahRomIngerPhotography.com
Sebxa.com
Sewsx.com
ShredInc.com
SparkPassion.com
SurfBros.com
SwannysFishing.com
SweetBouquets.com
SwimTheBigBlue.com
t257.com
TeresaCollinsDesigns.com
TheEnrichmentGroup.com
TheFoodieBugle.com
TheParadise.biz
thhgjc.com
TomGreer.com
UKParts.com
UrbanJuicer.com
UsafFitFamily.com
VGYR.com
Volturez.com
WallCoveringsForLess.com
WaterWarrior.net
WBThompson-art.com
Yatongzz.com
YME.org
ZigZop.com