Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Thursday July 26th , 2018

I don’t really do polls.  But today I will ask a question.  Would you rather have a larger list of quality names at auction at Namejet but they have higher reserves?    Or would you rather have less, have them with lower or no reserve and not have to sort through all the names ?  My opinion is I would rather have good names than no names.  Even though it takes me a lot longer to sort through the list trying to find names that in my opinion, present value.   To me, its worth the extra effort because I want quality, even if its high priced, or above me price, quality.  To a true bargain hunter there is slim pickings lately in the reserved names.  You have to add a list of checks to the normal procedure.    First you find a name you like and now you have to see if the reserve is in your range.  Before it was just finding names and then worrying about other bidders

Looking at it from the sellers side I would do the same thing.  Its not a fire sale.  Its testing the market.  If someone wants a name bad enough it will sell.  If not I don’t have to worry about someone coming in and sniping it.  The trade off is there are better quality names even if only a few actually sell.  A few is better than nothing and it puts more names on the board.  A win win for auction house and seller.

On a personal note I did my first mile race ever this weekend.  I am a marathon kind of person.  It hurts for the last hour but the training and journey to the race is my favorite part.  A mile is a different beast.  Its fast.  It involves more strength and speed training than I’m used to.  If you want the truth, its too hard on my body.  Speed injures old people like me.  But I was a main sponsor of the race so I was expected to show up.  And if I’m showing up I’m going to race.

I had a problem though.  I am in the middle of training for a fall marathon and Sunday is my long day.  My schedule doesn’t allow me to mix things up like a retired Michael Cyger.  I have to get to work.   So I decided to go ahead with my 15 mile long run in the morning and run the race at night.  Tempering the expected time for the mile.   Race time came and I actually felt pretty good.  I took a hot shower before and a mile and a half warmup to prevent a pulled muscle.  I took a double expresso shot with whipped cream about an hour before the race.  So I was ready.  Then one of my running partners let me know that his 13 year old son had run a 5:41.   Now I had a time to beat.  I just wasn’t sure if my legs can move that fast after a long run.  In my workouts during the week I usually do mile repeats at 6:15 so I figured I could easily drop it under 6 for only one mile.   The gun went off

I went out hard.  Too hard.  I crossed the half mile mark at 2:38 .  I had exactly a zero percent chance of running a 5:16 today.  The pain train was coming.  My next half mile was pretty much me looking at the finish line (it was a point to point race) and trying not to overstride and pull anything.  But I could see that sub 5:40 was possible.  So I gunned it a little bit at the last 200 meters and came in a 5:40 flat.   Even more important, my legs felt OK.   I hung out with my friends and waited to see the results.  I won my age group by 3 seconds.  There are a lot of fast 45-50 year olds.  And I would have not placed in the 40-45.  They were getting close to 5 minutes in that category.  To show you how fast the best marathoners are running.  They run 4:38 per mile, THE ENTIRE MARATHON.   And I can’t run 800 meters at that pace.  Proving yet again, you may win your age group and get a free gift certificate to a Mexican restaurant, but you ain’t nothing compared to the big boys.   And that’s good because I like a good slice of bread pudding with ice cream and they can’t eat that.

And how was I on Monday morning?  I could barely walk.  Here are today’s names. Click through to see the current price

Quote of the Day:  “When you the feel the need to criticize someone, first walk a mile in their shoes. That way, you will be a mile away from them, and you’ll have their shoes”

Domain of the Day:  ITravel.TV   The perfect name for a travel program or VLOG.  11 years old and no bids

 Namejet and Sedo Names at Auction

SportTherapist.com    More and more kids are using these because of the high pressures of college scholarships and winning.

BTCLedger.com   Good name for a crypto wallet or management system.  Crypto is hot again 🙂

AdvertisingTactics.com  No bids.   Decent name for an informational or case study site on advertising

TheSupProHomes.comerior.com   Sounds like a new book or show on HBO.  “The” have some good sales history

TripEuro.com    Hop in your Mercedes Sprinter and travel across Europe

eLike.com  Top bidders are Oliver Holger and Frank Schilling for whatever thats worth

CryptoCountry.com    Crypto is like Dubai.  Tons of money around you but built by the poor

LeftClick.com    No reserve.  everyone knows right click so left click will be a bargain

Vinegar.net  Met reserve so its going to a new home.

WLNN.com  Another that’s met reserve.  News Network

Garden.co, Debt.co, and Ad.co   All up for auction at Sedo’s GIANT Dot CO auction starting today

MarijuanaAdviser.com   Hot market with canna and yes Adviser with the E is more common and also correct

IJQV.com Quality Video.  All boats float in the LLLL.com world.  Would be a great buy at current price of $25. Don’t expect it to stay at that price though

SunCrate.com  Going to be a portable solar power unit. And I was right.  I googled it and someone else thought of it. Just didn’t bid on it.  NO bids

SpudHouse.com  Closed restaurant.  Your turn to start a house of potatoes

FullCrypt.com  Some people have certainly gone full crypto

Live-Help.com I think this is the first hyphen name I’ve recommended in a long long time.

Godaddy Names With Bids

1nuclearplace.com
2uuuuu.com
365339.com
555689.com
758chat.info
AA1Massage.com
AbbaWorld.com
AIForum.com
Asap-Computer.com
AutismAutoimmunityProject.org
BarRefit.com
BestNaturalFoods.com
BigIslandSkydiving.com
BinaryScam.com
BlackHistoricalMuseum.org
BlockChainRecruitment.com
BorneoBooks.com
Calcat.org
CapoeiraArts.com
CarpetBarnRugs.com
Chatuu.com
CincinnatiGolfCourseGuide.com
Cloudcroft.net
CoherenceTheMovie.com
CooVisocial.com
CryptoBash.com
CryptoCenters.com
CryptoInvestigation.com
cureparalysisnow.org
DecisiveLeadership.com
DressesCall.com

eHomearica.org
EsolVillas.com
EmailSupportNumber.org
EstorilFestival.net
Fattoriedidattiche.biz
feinsinn-kosmetik.com
FindUsedAutoparts.com
FirstTrace.com
FurFun.com
GetNetGoing.com
GlamLifeExtensions.com
Golbet88.net
Golfoct.com
GreatLakeSpugClub.com
Green-Law.org
GreenPepperSoftware.com
HackSonic.com
HouseBuyerSurvey.com
Ims2015.org
IndyMedia.us
ISRVirtual.org
JailhouseRecords.com
JAKB.com
JDBridal.com
JunkRich.com
KJIF.com
KZMA.com
lahaskafineartgallery.com
LifeLeads.net
Mayoristachino.com
MemoryMastery.com
MissionServe.com
MJUM.com
MoeTV.org
MUHJ.com
MultiNetMandSaur.com
MyCheapInsuranceOnline.com
MyGamingMouse.com
MySlides.com
NeuroBrand.com
newsdetik.net
NMASeminars.com
OregonCabinetOutlet.com
PinkPiggyDesign.com
Pogas.com
Pontst.com
Pufap.org
Ralcon.com
RentCap.com
RugPros.com
SaraLoganPhotography.com
SassyClassyAndGoingPlaces.com
SeoBlackhat.com
Shopingo.com
Shore2cruise.com
sitalkuchicollege.org
SlagleRealtyteam.com
StreetBazaar.com
SuccessInfo.com
TeenHealthIssues.org
thebig5exhibition.com
ThePresencePortal.com
TheWeddingPlannerMag.com
Treoli.com
TrinityHeath.com
txtruckoutlet.com
UKStreetview.com
UPTW.com
VeteranSnewSnow.com
VitaminPrice.com
We-Are-Familia.com
WealthyMeetApp.com
Wumei.org
wwtellculvers.com
wwwpureencapsulations.com
XE360.com
Xmiauw.com
Zhambalaarts.com

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