Welcome to the Recap. As always my comments are in bold.
Didn’t have time to do the top 5 estibot values today.
GoDaddy
TheDevelopers.com Buildings, websites, coders. So many uses for this one
THEDEVELOPERS.COM: 46 bids for $1,425. Solid use of ‘The’. We are The Developers. Land, websites whatever.
Kapali.com A last name so its people, places, and things. 1.7 million results
KAPALI.COM: 27 bids for $504 Didn’t meet reserve. I like saying this.
CSLM.com Surprised its this high. Not your typical Chinese or English high flyer
CSLM.COM: 29 bids for $1,495. Pretty easy typo for Calm.
GetRemoved.com Not sure what you’re going to offer to remove but No bidder. $12
GETREMOVED.COM: 17 bids $500 Perfect site for a hit man. Or the Witness Protection Program.
StartNew.com Hard to believe this one doesn’t have a bid on it
STARTNEW.COM: 51 bids for $677. Great name. Lots of things to start new with. Relationships, finances, careers.
GlassWizard.com I figured there was already a product with this name and I was right. No bidders
GLASSWIZARD.COM: 24 bids for $142 Great branding and marketing name.
H41.com These (LNN with a 4) have been going from $750 to $1500, with a few exceptions
H41.COM: 18 for $760. Hotel 41 Its the next big thing.
617222.com Not going as high as some of the other 222 domains but still pretty good return regardless for the seller, although it may be a drop
617222.COM: I believe this ended at just over $300. triple 2 at the end is nice.
535222.com Even smaller price even though I like it more
535222.COM $352 Decent numbers on this 6N.
807222.com And this one can be had for under $50 at press time
807222.COM 31 bids for $880. Another 6N with better numbers than the others.
QDMT.com Q for Quality and Price
QDMT.COM: 27 bids for $1,493. Quality Digital Marketing Team.
Flippa
King.io Nice clean dot io brand. The seller might be a bit overzealous on the best brand able thing
King.io: 58 Bids for $2,850. This is a nice .io. These seem to be trending up.
BFH.com I would think this would easily hit 25 or 30K but no luck so far
BFH.com: 20 bids for $20,500 Auction ended unsold. Big Fish Hook. Special hooks to catch the big ones!
Fish.io If you like King you gotta love Fish
Fish.io: 9 Bids for $500 Auction ended unsold. Who doesn’t love fish?
MoldInspection.com Mold is a huge problem and any mortgage company will make you take care of it immediately. Any company that handles mold should want to own this one
MoldInspection.com: 10 bids for $1,550 Auction ended unsold. Solid domain name. This is a very costly service, inspection then removal.
Oceanics.com At $1. Solid name for anything ocean related. I’m thinking ocean wave power but that may be a little too small of a niche
Oceanics.com: 23 bids for $759. I love the ocean. I am not sure I am a huge fan of this domain but its not bad.
ElectricEngineering.com 13 years old. $8 plus CPC. A buildout would yield the best returns but selling it to someone that is going to do that would work as well. One bidder
ElectricEngineering.com: 13 bids for $150. Pretty good price for this one. I would imagine there is a decent market to resell this too.
NameJet
MysticFire.com 10 bidders. 20 years old
MysticFire.com: 50 bids from 41 bidders for $355. I really love this domain. Could be an awesome brand or I may just be a nerd.
EXN.com Oh good. You get to buy an LLL.com today
EXN.com: 253 bids from 205 bidders for $19,600. Pretty good price for a LLL.com Imo.
WhatSold.com Solid domain name price guide name
WhatSold.com: 61 bids from 52 bidders for $524. You should point this to a badass site with great sales results… huh a lot like this one. Weird.
DomainWeekly.com No bidders. Upgrade or add on name for DotWeekly?
DomainWeekly.com: 31 bids from 30 bidders for $98. Solid name for our industry.
Marlin.com My favorite name of the entire week. I wish I had a little more cash
Marlin.com: 181 bids from 173 bidders for $50,000 the reserve was not met. Great domain for a startup or re branding.
RCDH.com Only 25 bidders at press time. H for holdings
RCDH.com: 101 bids from 61 bidders for $631. Rock Climbing Something Something.
No result list.
PCTT.com 19 year old LLLL.coms are the kind you want to own. If its that old there’s a 99% chance its a good LLLL.com
PCTT.com: I like aged domains and with it ending in a double letter.
MotorVehicle.org Good name for a sub domain. If the DMV can call it a motor vehicle, I’m going to call it a motor vehicle
MotorVehicle.org: Could be good as a build out, do reviews and stuff.
Chompsy.com Great food brand for this low price
CHOMPSY.COM I like this as a brand.
My Pick
YourAdvertisement.com: 8 for 65. Not a great name but I like it for marketing. ect.