If you think the Chinese market is down then you are right. But in every “down” market there are areas to make money. Rather than complain or brag or point, I merely hunt. One of the big money areas right now are top level patterned numerics. I’m not talking 7N or 8N but 6N and under. 39988.com sold for $15K yesterday on Namejet and 22299.com sold for $12K. Fantastic prices for the sellers. These types of names are true assets and continue to reach record levels. ABAB.com have also been doing well with HJHJ.com fetching $6900. Not quite the $10K bottom I hoped it would but I bought 3 of this type for an average of $3K each so the price was good enough for me. There are a few more areas that are seeing good prices and volume and we’ll be point those out after we’ve stocked the portfolio to take advantage of the trends. Here are today’s names. Click to see current prices .
AllergyKit.com 13 years old. I wouldn’t know these even existed except I have an employee that has terrible allergies and he keeps a bag with all kinds of pills and a nebulizer. Sounds like a kit to me
BT88.com One of the best LLNN.com you can buy
PleaseDontSueMe.com I thought this one was pretty funny. Nobody else does. No bidders.
Photos.net This is a huge name. Surprised by the lack of action at first but the reserve probably scares everyone off
NYBY.com New York something something
SCOW.com I only see cow. Never seen an S Cow
LongDongSilver.com Famous porn star when I was a kid. Not that I watched porn but we liked to say the name. No bidders.
HKFD.com Hong Kong something something
7787.co One of the better NNNN.co you can buy
IncredibleSleep.com No bidders. Good marketing name for a bed company
KUXO.com CVCV have been getting some decent prices. This one is getting quite the attention
UYUU.com This is purely a collectible. These are the kind of names you rely on the Chinese. I’m more on the sell side of something like this. But I have been wrong about collectibles. I sold many of mine way too early. Good profit but left a lot on the table
IWantToBeFree.com Sounds like a fair request
ETTD.com, IPTP.com CHFO.com This is a group of nice Western letters. Vowels are just fine in English
BXED.com NIFJ.com XIGL.com QIPD.com Not sure if this group is all bottom boats but not CHiPs and a few tougher letters to use in English
LWVM.com RFWV.com HQZV.com Vs are always bottom boats
995229.com 971717.com 922655.com 986536.com 973191.com A few nice 6N.com to add to your numeric portfolio
Wayback.org The value is coming from the Wayback Machine which uses archive.org not wayback.org
SKGS.cc I am on the buy side of these
JXKH.net, CTBK.net, MTYH.net, ETTB.net I don’t think any of you are buying these but somebody is so I keep putting them up here
CuddleCake.com One bidder at $12. I like it as a cute kids brand.
981530.com, 592108.com 896170.com Names that are at $60-80 range right now
SEOMakeover.com One bidder at $20. I thought it was a good SEO name because essentially when you hire an SEO guy you asking for exactly that
Cars.net Cars are catching on. And more people are using the Internet to buy them. At $12. Just kidding
DomainNamesForSale.com Solid name for selling domains. But I guess that’s pretty obvious. A bit long but I bet Google likes it
MDHH.com Should cross $2K. Don’t know if it does that here
Bulb.io I see tulip, you see light, but probably most value as a brand that sells neither
Travel.Agency One of the most talked about auctions this month. Ali has done a great job promoting it. And the price shows it
FOR OTHER GREAT NAMES FOR SALE MAKE SURE TO VISIT CAX.COM
FloodReport.com No bidders. Most homes need to have a flood report for insurance reasons. They make you get flood insurance if you’re in a flood zone
Boona.com One of those short brandables that does well on Brand name sites. 8 bidders agree
RPVT.com Something something Vermont
18634.com 5N with a coupon code of “has a four”
GameHats.com Sports hat site/business ready for the making
WeightLossDeals.com If Oprah can make millions by simply saying you can eat bread on the diet then you know there is a ton of money in weight loss. Imagine if you gave them a deal
WildLifeTourism.com Many countries rely on this as their main source of income. If you’ve never taken a safari you absolutely have too. At least that’s what my Mom says. Use this site to find one.
RealEstateCompanies.com Already has 70 backorders and it has a ways to go to auction. Real Estate names are eternally valuable
GDDV.com 50 bidders aren’t scared of the V
HUNF.com The sound people make when they cross their arms and shrug in disgust. Also a nice LLLL.com with 61 bidders
Elizebeth.com Because heaven forbid you spell your daughters name the correct way. This is a popular alternative spelling. Maybe its a foreign spelling and if it is I apologize.
SWQW.com Officially a CHiP. And that’s good for $1600 plus right now
VCNZ.com Venture Capital New Zealand
7773.info, 7767.info, 7377, 6773, 6775, 6211, 3255, 3277, and 2636.info
4Meals.com 21 bidders. Nice meal deliver service name
Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. I Charge $10 per name per day. We may be able to help. If you have an auction you want to promote, email us for details.*All names chosen by me, Shane . (ie you click through and purchase a name you like) or an occasional paid listing. Everything I say is based on my own research or is opinion. Do your own due diligence. That means look it up yourself if you don’t think the stats or my opinion is correct. I hand choose my names but I am paid to make this list by both the auction houses, individuals that are auctioning names, and Godaddy affiliate links. Keep that in mind and only buy names that YOU think are good
I Just sold the following on Namejet at no reserve a few days ago:
XLLX.com $ 2,402
QHQH.com $ 2,622
VJVJ.com $ $ 2,510
VVTT.com $ 2,600
Maybe just my names are down 🙁
I would buy qhqh for $2600 today, so no commission for you would mean 15-20% more.
No reserve was a mistake for those great names.
Best of luck,
Don
I would buy them all back for those prices.. lost a lot of money.. but hey it happens and we move on
Scow stands for Super Cow, naturally.
A “scow” is a flat-bottomed boat.
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/scow
Remember: a dictionary is a domainer’s best friend.
Jen,
not sure if you realized. The S Cow thing is a joke. The jokes we all made were just having some fun. I bet you’re no fun at the parties 🙂