Domain Spotlight:

Escrow.com

We all know that no registrar is perfect, they all have there own unique pros and cons. Sometimes it’s just a glitch and other times it’s something that really needs to be fixed.

For months I’ve been trying to get an answer out of Uniregistry about a few things. I got a few different answers on my inquiries, so I finally asked again. First and most recently my Uni app stopped working. I can’t go any farther than logging in, at which point it tells me there are agreements that need to be acknowledged. Apparently this needs to be fixed by some sort of super hacker as they’ve been investigating the cause for about a week now. The speculation is  a domain somewhere in my account needs me to agree to something or other.  I’m not really sure why it can’t be tracked and fixed, why there’s no other notification on the site and why this causes the app not to work. Couldn’t I just agree to whatever the hell it is on the app?

The next question I’ve had since the Uniregistry sales platform transition from DNS, is that ability to mark a domain as sold. The platform is set up like the old Domain Name Sales so that an investor can manage leads either personally or through a broker. You can make notes on the domains, purchase price, things like that. The only thing you can’t do is mark the domain as “sold” if they don’t sell it. I just received confirmation that this is indeed not possible to do.

Another thing that drives me crazy is the default landing page setup. Most of my domains have PPC parking with the sales banner at the top. You cannot have both of these things by default, it’s either or. There’s no setting in the account defaults, so you have to go back in and change all the domains after they’re added and accepted.

Godaddy isn’t getting off the hook. Their bulk domain checker “fix” is complete crap. It’s caused me all kinds of problems recently and really isn’t checking anything in real time. If I run a group of domains through the checker, then select the ones available, go to the cart and check out, then rerun the checker, the names I just bought will still be marked as available. If I add them back to the cart and go to check out, the whole cart including anything else you had in the cart will be deleted.

Basically what’s happening is that a throttle has been put in place. Not only will domains I’ve already purchased still show up when checked again, but it’s not actually “checking” any other domain that you’ve previously checked.  Say for example it’s 2PM eastern time and you’re trying to hand catch some names off the drop. The first time you run names through the bulk checker it will internally save the results and give you the same output for about 5 minutes. This is why already purchased names show up and names I know have dropped and are available don’t show up until the throttle period is over. It’s laughable that the captcha is still there after so many searches, because the bulk checker isn’t actually doing anything.

And finally everyone’s favorite reseller Netfirms. I try not to get angry at a support tech who’s just doing their job, not matter how shitty of a company they’re working for, but when you sit there and lie to me it pisses me off. I recently tried to transfer some names out of netfirms, which usually is very easy. Before I transferred them I had to change the email on the whois, I selected all the domains, went to the bulk edit function, clearly identified the 60 day opt out transfer restriction was checked and updated the email.

To make a long story short, the bulk update did not work. All the names came back as opted in to the 60 day transfer restriction. When I contacted support they told me “You need to opt out of the 60 day lock” yeah no shit genius.  I told them I did that and there was something wrong, their answer was to change the email to something else, then change it back to what I want with the opt out box checked. I did this again and it still didn’t work. Turns out you have to change the contact info individually, the bulk editor doesn’t work.

When I told them I found the issue they first denied there was anything wrong, then they told me again that I didn’t check the box, then they said the bulk editor doesn’t even have that feature. I started to lose my mind at this point, this dude was telling me it was my fault and telling me I was seeing imaginary opt out boxes in the bulk editor, he was lying right to my virtual chat support box face.  I politely disagreed  with his assessment and told him I would fix the issue myself. I’m joking, I told him he worked for the worst registrar in the world, that I hoped his house burned down and that he should have:

“His head smashed in
And his heart cut out
And his liver removed
And his bowls unplugged
And his nostrils raped
And his bottom burnt off”

Calm down, just a little Monty Python “Brave Sir Robin” humor.

No bid domains of the day: kzkkk.com a 5L AB name and Cannabiotic.com sounds like a ganja cyborg.

Main List

The No Bid List

AiHealing.com  Artificial Intelligence doctors

AlwaysGo.com  I always go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, I think something’s wrong

AntiOverdose.com  Things like Narcan

BankingAgent.com

BankingDiscount.com

BarkPal.com  A brand of something for your K-9

BasicQuality.com  Nothing exciting just good basic stuff that doesn’t break

BrandBlaze.com   Brands on fire

CivilHealthcare.com  Start your own healthcare plan

CleverCurrency.com  A clever monetary name

DealConsultant.com  Contact them and get advice on doing your next neal

DoAgain.com  It was so good the first time you should do it again

DoEntertain.com

DubaiGourmet.com  Dubai anything seems to sell, that’s because there’s a ton of money in the UAE

EarlyBot.com  No idea what it does, but it does have “bot” in it

EcoTraveling.com

EverProven.com  I look at ever in these type of names as a shortened forever

ExtraForMe.com  You don’t want any? That’s fine, extra for me then.

FeedFund.com  could be food, or some kind of fund ticker or rss

FlexibleCash.com  A credit line, or a credit card

FoodBless.com  Get your food blessed before you eat it, so you don’t chock on it

GamingGangster.com  Sounds intense

GeoTechEnergy.com

GlassLoop.com

HappyEffort.com  Happy’s a good name to add to anything

HaveWorth.com

HungerEscape.com  Eat something

InkLocal.com

Instruma.com

InterHealthy.com  Healthy on the inside

iSureWill.com  I like short phrases

ItIsBack.com

KeepWorkingOut.com  A motivational fitness site

MagicTouchup.com  photos, detailing

MajorLaunch.com

ManageTheMoney.com

MasterOfTrends.com

ModernPallet.com  Able to enjoy the latest cuisine

MrWeatherman.com  A great email for a weatherman somewhere, or just pretend to be one, [email protected]

MuchCoin.com

MyInflection.com

NationYoga.com

NycLift.com

OfYou.com

PhysicZ.com  Physic with a Z at the end

QuakeSurvivor.com

RapidHealthy.com

ReadyInSeconds.com  I like this one a lot, I think it’s a great marketing name for something

RehabBasics.com

SecureBudget.com

SelectCorrect.com  Indiana Jones: He chose Poorly

SpaceRank.com

SpiteMe.com  He did that just to spite me

StackSynergy.com  2 popular brand keywords for the price of one

SuitFly.com  A magazine for the latest suit fashion

SurviveADay.com  A reality show like survivor but just for a day. Could be doing a job that you hate

TechCombo.com

TechJunior.com

TrendHackers.com

UnicornSquirrel.com  Is there an emoji for a Unicorn Squirrel hybrid? I bet it would look awesome. Ha! there’s an actual product for feeding squirrels. 

UnitCam.com

VcZone.com

VirtualVerge.com

WeaponScout.com

WiseMuse.com

WithoutOne.com

Youngx.com  Young with an X at the end

Names With Bids

fengzhuan.com

WpExpert.com

NetFree.com

StockMe.com

InstaGrab.com

MegaPicks.com

Chincha.com

TheGrowler.com

StreetLowrider.com

BrokerMortgage.com

TechDojo.com

TaxiDispatch.com

Sheetly.com

EzFare.com

OmniProject.com

DeathFromAfar.com

AutoLocker.com

Leafit.com

VisionSuccess.com

AutismHelper.com

Zorella.com

MrBloom.com

FriendSmith.com

TecDesign.com

ReplenishYou.com

FixOlogist.com

NameRabbit.com

ReadZilla.com

JarMedia.com

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

OceanResort.net all over the world someone can use the net

YourGold.com  Great gold name, use for a storage solution or gold trading

DevelopPhotos.com  a shrinking business, but it still has value. I bet it actually gets more online traffic now than before. Back in the day you could get photos developed anywhere, not you probably have to do a search.

TechNews.tv  The online channel for tech news and comment

PlayerSchool.com
PoliceDept.com
ToothPro.com
SupplyShop.com
SeeItHere.com
Bloomster.com
ClearMint.com

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

wqjm.com
qlsi.com
atyn.com
inqc.com
oogx.com
fjsa.com
niym.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

achs.org
IiNe.us
fxtf.net
nnpt.net
fsbp.net
bcan.net

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

ztpww.com
8br.com
ljk.co
oyv.co
nbe.cc
kzkkk.com
rbrbb.com

Brandables

Arqie.com
Authentio.com
Botizm.com
Convoto.com
Dezbo.com
Ennios.com
Eukoo.com
Fablar.com
Glamph.com
Gocoti.com
Jembra.com
Kallaus.com
Knumble.com
Libroz.com
Megud.com
Netsoa.com
Nirvina.com
Paintario.com
Spaqo.com
Spotleo.com
Stirizo.com
Sumzt.com
Tagous.com
Verdivo.com
Yaudo.com

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

3337777.com
90293.com
0001119.com
88xi.com
96ww.com
sx63.com
h721.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Wrong.biz
Bribe.co
Meshy.co
Toddle.net
Groans.net
Jakarta.cc
Drizzle.cc
Hatchets.net
Gangster.biz
Interfile.net
Sweetweed.net
txsafeguard.org
kushiinstitute.org

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and  VR

AncientBud.com
EdgeVape.com
GrowBrew.com
GrowImprove.com
LitExpert.com
VrDemon.com
WeDoWeed.com
WeedStork.com
ExpressHerb.com
BudDoobie.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

CraftDraft.com

Motux.com

FIZ.CC

NamePros

StudentCreditCard.net
DenverWorkshop.com
Ships.to
CreditLifeguard.com
Sedz.com

SalvageCarAuction.com
Veut.com
CollectorsBooks.com
BestSurgeries.com
RatingAgency.net

Godaddy Value BIN

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2 Replies to “IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Friday May 12th”

  1. I’m too afraid to check if NostrilRape.com is taken or not !? :-/

    I get that bulk check issue with GoDaddy as well .. their site is full of bugs .. hard to imagine they actually could make more money if only they’d fix some of their stuff!

  2. I’ve also been having problems with the bulk checker. To the point where I actually pay for the domains and one by one they are refunded and cancelled. It makes everything that little more complicated and time consuming…

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