I’m going to officially declare dot co as peaked. It goes down in value from here. I tried to convince myself that it worked. I even tried with short and numeric but it just doesn’t make any sense to me. I can’t see why anyone would buy dot co. It doesn’t have an identity. Its a typo of dot co and the startup world has switched over to .io. We’ll check back in a few years and I am pretty sure I will be right. You want to buy names now that your future self with thank you for later. Dot co isn’t it IMO. And a special thank you to Eric Lyons for sharing another great cartoon below. Here are today’s names. Click for current prices
CurvedTvs.com All the rage right now. Ads galore when you type in the keywords
Hujue.com Something in Chinese I assume because of the big price
Shortenz.com The kind of name that does well on Brand Bucket. 19 years old
VisualLabs.com Perfect name with all the VR stuff coming. Nobody agrees. No bids at $12
SalesChannel.com Sales are a good thing. Price is closing in on $500
XCCP.com Xs and Cs are exactly what the Chinese love
NavySurplus.com If you can have Army Surplus why not Navy? 17 years old
WeRespond.com The bids are probably based on the marketing value. Wouldn’t name a company this but if you’re company wants to be known for getting to you quickly its perfect
GoatTrader.com Not much value but funny as hell email
InvestorHomes.com I always make sure investor is spelled correctly. It is here and all the bidders can feel safer
PrettyPhone.com No bids. Solid name for selling phone cases
FitChild.com One bidder. Don’t have to run them in the ground but obesity in kids in the US is out of control
Flaso.com Nice 5L.com with only one bidder
AddResources.com 25 bidders think this is worth owning
UCRT.com If you are going to have a U in your LLLL.com, having it first is best to make an acronym
NotebookSisters.com The bids are for the 45,000 backlinks
KeywordRankTool.com Webmasters don’t use this quite as much as they used to but still very valuable info
283512.com Going to put these up today because the CHiPs are all now getting bids again. Not saying buy them but certainly worth watching
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FLIPPA and SEDO
Jerky.io Great brand or great meat. No bidders at $1
TechieMagazine.com No bidders at $1. Buyer has a pretty good list of all the types of magazine names that have sold over the years.
Jaymee.com A girl and a boys name. No reserve, at under $25
Degrees.io Can’t get one at ITT anymore
XTDA.com Worth more than the $200 bid IMO
HitGold.com Every persons dream. Whether its real gold or as a metaphor for achievement
GenerationVR.com VR anything is selling right now……..but no bids
SoapNut.com I had no idea these even existed. Nuts that have a natural soap in them. Google them
OOTT.com Been up for auction before. We’ll see if it hits reserve this time
FullyBonded.com Great name for someone to sell bond coverage
SmallToLarge.com Grower not a showwer
SignatureInvitations.com getting a huge bid. Didn’t see that one coming
LifeBar.com Sounds like a food I really need
GenericRelief.com The drug market needs more generic so we don’t have $600 epi pens
Defence.com Because the Aussies, the British and the Canadians screw up all kinds of spellings. Or maybe its us Americans that butchered everything
OBMM.com One of my favorite values on the board
DLMM.com This one is nice but the price is much higher
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