Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Thursday October 11th, 2018

I had yet another sale today.  I won’t disclose the name yet because we’re in Escrow but of course I will when we’re done.    I share because I think it helps others when people share their price and their name.  My personal opinion is writing an entire article about a sale and not giving any info about price and name is a waste of everyone’s time.  I would share the other one I sold in the last week  this week but I am going to wait for  DomainSherpa next week because it has a funny twist to it.   But I will say I’ve I’ve already sold about $10K worth of names this month which I am extremely happy about because they are all names I bought for a total of less than $200.  Probably couldn’t get them near that cheap right now because I’ve had them a while but again, talking about a name without saying the name gets us nowhere so I’ll just wait.

I will say the sweet spot is definitely $2500 to $4000 for a negotiation and the $800 to $1800 range in BIN moves pretty quickly on the lower end names for me.  Could I get more for them later?  Perhaps.  But I think the price is fair for the buyer and I am happy with my profit so that’s all that matters.  I haven’t been very good about replacing the numbers in my portfolio though. I have used my sales to buy one word dot coms and LLL.coms.   A ten names for one trade.  Between that and dropping my bad numerics and my portfolio is back under 400 names.  Despite being much less names, the names are much much better than they used to be.  But I like having a portfolio of names that I can move for $2K-$3K.  Half the reason I am in domain investing is I love the rush of selling names.  Even if its for a few thousand dollars.  I say just but a few thousand dollars is a lot of money.  I can buy a lot of things with $2000 and I never take that for granted.  I am heading to Kenya for a while this winter and the tickets are $2K each for my wife and I.   Selling the name instantly pays for those tickets.  That is a big deal to me.  Always will be.

So I want to increase the size of my two word and 5L.com portfolio now.  I like the big names because when they do sell it will be a nice payoff.  But the smaller names keep the lights on and the party going. But I just keep buying more domains so I never had any money or throw a party.

On another note. If you ever thought Uniregistry was more than a big domain investor that owns a registry then you were mistaken.  They compete against you at the auctions (they were the high bidder on most Namejet names I looked at today).  They sell their names. They’ll sell yours for a price. They’ll park your names for you along with theirs.   They created a great platform to manage their names so why not share it with others.  But they aren’t going to give it away.  So everyone that joined the party realizes now that you are pretty much just borrowing the services of a nice platform that was developed to be used in house.  And there is absolutely nothing wrong with this.  Namebright is no different.  But you have to know what you are getting.  Who comes first.  Once you understand your place on the food chain you can make money.  The crumbs of Namebright and Uniregistry can be delicious.  You just never going to get the center of the Cinnabon.  That’s theirs.  Here are today’s names. Click through to see the current price

Quote of the Day:  “When you complain about the crowds try and remember you’re the other person’s crowd”  

Domain of the Day:  DragonDust.com      This one is going to kill it.  People LOVE dragons and unicorns

 Namejet and Sedo Names and Others

PortableGenerators.com   There is no better time to realize the value of these then exactly what’s going on in the south.  Hurricanes.  These things are like gold when the storms come

RVAccessories.com   So popular there’s even a house hunters for RVs.  And when you have them you have to add all the goodies. Uniregistry high bid on both of these

BBOF.com   I like O in the third letter because it can stand for “Of”

Togar.com   Nice 5L but really depends on reserve.  But I guess it always does

PositiveVoice.com   You hear me say a name is positive.  This one definitely is

Interios.com   I think interior when I see it.  As in interior decorating. Sure others will see different things

MonkeySoft.com   Love this one.  Fun tech

VisualServices.com  Videography, special effects, editing,  and animation all the way

HealthySun.com  Will be interesting how someone will make the sun healthy

Weddingscape.com  Landscape your wedding

If you do co.uk names, Sedo’s auction is ending today.  Some good bids coming through

Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

Seva.net  1996 domain.  The 46 million Google results show how popular the word seva is

JWAD.com  I think someone will pay a few K just to buy this as an email because its their nickname.  Jennifer Wadson

MixWave.com  Simple, easy to spell.  Those are the best names

Aispa.com   Acronym for a lot of different things

StockWare.com   Sounds a bit dated but it’ll sell

MATM.com  Good letters or a wrestling name

AquariumProducts.com  I don’t like this because its too generic but it probably makes a good marketing name if that’s what you offer

LocalCircle.com   We’re not doing Google circles but we’re still doing circles

ColourTherapy.com  Highest value on the board according to Godaddy.  Even with the extra U

TheTrustedNews.com  People evidently are really into this whole trusted news source thing

Godaddy Domains With No Bids

Powdercraft.com  I have no idea what this will be but craft has been a popular naming convention for things for 50 years

StThomasChurch.com Almost every city in the US has a St. Thomas Church

TheArtOfSucking.com  No value but would love to build this out.  People will be very disappointed when I teach them how to be bad at stuff and not……

TagLite.com  Already a product and will be many more later

Kneel.org  Nice religious name

HairyCactus.com Definitely sounds like an IPA but still may not have value

Illumiscape.com  Lightscaping is a real business.  A properly lit home is gorgeous

UrbanLot.com  Definitely worth more than $12 IMO

OpenZip.com I hate when people zip stuff

DigitalLend.com  Solid name for lending money on things like bitcoin and domains.  Only one bidder

UltraRaces.com  Would need to be built out but Ultras are getting more popular each year.  Ultra is any race further than 26.2 miles

OTHER Godaddy Domains With Bids

100zpx.com
1234kl.com
26nosler.com
357117.com
357227.com
357337.com
357667.com
3liu5.com
49She.com
70buyu.com
712828.com
757769.com
912828.com
91Gouge.com
953988.com
AgencyOffice.com
AgroPesticides.com
Ajopin.com
AustinHomeMag.com
AvenueAlehouse.com
AZWP.com
BangTiti.com
Batik.net
BitcoinFocusGroup.com
BlackAndBlueDetailing.com
BookStag.com
Buyuol.com
Chatkmil.com
Christopher-Bradley.com
CoinTranslator.com
CreditChallenger.com
Crofter.com
cryptocaptial.com
CryptoServers.com
CZMochen.com
Daimirai.com
DamnThatsDope.com
Diantaapp.com
Dignata.com
DiscountLuxuryLimousines.com
DJBossMama.com
DJZihan.com
dp54.com
DreamSlider.com
Famluts.com
Filmiyt.net
FlightsHigh.com
FoconaConquista.com
FPUQ.com
GeorgFilm.com
Ghost999.com
GunPost.com
HealthWaBeauty.com
hj16888.com
hzsxinrun.com
Inowweb.com
ItFullMovie.com
JasminFuck.com
Jintengli.com
JokerStream.net
JQueryRain.com
jylmcl.com
jzq1.com
kc886.com
LaperFumeria.com
LawCollegeAmericas.com
LegalWillsMalaysia.com
LesbianSexWorld.com
LouisianaGoldenRetrievers.com
LucidLighting.net
MallOfTheSims.com
MazzRobot.com
MeBlog.com
MillionDollarDecorating.com
Mysfob.com
myverydz.com
Noloc.com
noypichannel.info
Okegreen.com
OperaBrowser.com
OwenTuckpointing.com
PainlessHandTrucks.com
PasteLinks.org
PhotoToArtGuy.com
Polorus.com
Porn-Harbor.com
RedSectorArt.com
RemierLeague.com
RentBuyQuick.com
SciWindex.com
scsdkm.com
SeattleBaristaAcademy.com
SmugNet.org
Solvitae.com
TheBlazerPrince.com
TheDiabetesBundle.com
Thorr.org
TrendZona.com
TrustedAdventures.com
TXServices.com
UnblockedGame.us
UpperSun.com
url-submitter.com
VinaTrade.com
VolcanoVillage.com
Weihuipai.com
WestcoastWaterDamage.com
WStaw.org
Yanzhi8.com