The only thing worse than paying registration fee for crap names is buying them at auction.
You can tell if someone has purchased your expired Godaddy names based on when you get the cancellation email. If the email comes around 03:00 Eastern time, your .com domain has more than likely been removed from your account and is now in “redemption”. This means that the domain has gone through the whole Godaddy auction process, including closeouts and no one picked it up. If you get the email at any other time, particularly around auction time, the domain has been bought. You could also figure this out just by the date you get the cancellation email, but if you have a lot of domains you don’t really pay attention to what happens to them if you’re letting them drop.
The vast majority of my domains at Godaddy were purchased for registration fee, mostly hand caught off the drop. lately someone has been buying up a ton of my reg fee domains that I let expire on purpose. They’re paying more than reg fee for a name that I paid reg fee and didn’t sell.
A couple things to take away from this:
Godaddy auctions is a huge machine that seems to be doing something right as far as improving their own business model and delivery.
Another is that people will may stupid prices for expired domains, maybe they’re buying so many at Godaddy because it’s a smaller list than the full pending delete list, making it easier to search. I don’t really know.
And finally, most of the work is in the search or the creativity. Just because something as been registered for 10 years doesn’t give it any value. I guess I talk about cheap names so much because I see all these BS domains selling for more than reg fee at auction and it baffles me.
- Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
- LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
- Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
- Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
- Available For Reg Fee
Main List
The No Bid List
AlignmentGuru.com Vehicles or Backs
AllergyDefence.com I can never remember if it’s defense or defence
AthleteSherpa.com Guiding athletes to victory aka coach
BalloonDeluxe.com Sell fancy balloons
BorderLord.com Colonel Jessup in a “Few Good Men” You need him on that wall.
BotAnalyze.com The robot analyzer
BuildTransit.com Civil engineer name
CantBelieve.com it’s not butter?
CanyonWinery.com Sounds like it could be a winery somewhere
CashOrCoin.com ooh a coin name without a bid…
Cointur.com Another name with coin in it, with random letters added to the end
ConsiderCost.com A call to action name for an ad campaign to save you money for something
CreditFact.com Get the facts on credit
DoLiving.com Earn of living or live life to the fullest
Employology.com The study of employment
ExtendMind.com Think about things in a new way, adderall or vitamins
FAuthority.com A name to start your very own anarchy blog
FundAwesome.com money for awesome things
HackConnection.com Don’t want to pay for wifi? Hack the connection
JiffySolution.com Get the help you need fast
MeEdition.com A book about you
MoonMuscle.com No idea but it sounds kinda cool
PaidPerformer.com A site to find entertainment for your next event
RidePlotter.com A map or GPS
RidingKit.com Comes with a helmet, gloves and chaps
RightDetail.com The detail you need
ScoutSky.com A cool little name for an aviation business
SimplyMining.com build your own mining rig safely
SwiftTrademark.com Fast help with trademark issues
TorchWork.com When you need welding done
VirtualSimulate.com Run scenarios a lot cheaper than real life.
WeCareRehab.com Not a bad name for a rehab business, at least it makes you think they care
YogaCorporation.com The business that’s all about yoga
More Names With No Bids
Names With Bids
More Names With No Bids
Namejet
Flippa/SEDO
Portfolio of Cannabis Names
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Your LLLL.coms of The Day
mdex.com
gend.com
eigi.com
hnzo.com
LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday
bclt.org
wspb.net
Cass.biz
gfga.org
Figa.org
LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s
Brandables
Alstona.com
Beastea.com
Bridly.com
Clonical.com
Colaj.com
Crysergy.com
Fazelo.com
Feboy.com
Flaved.com
Fosop.com
Kikler.com
Latelo.com
Mealty.com
Nepoy.com
Niddin.com
Onanor.com
Paketic.com
Phumi.com
Proxisio.com
Savask.com
Slazr.com
Slokid.com
Thurio.com
Tojovo.com
Tovvly.com
Vollist.com
Wofting.com
Yevul.com
Yummla.com
Ziverge.com
Zolotor.com
Zyonara.com
MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE
Some Numbers
365395.com
365385.com
331998.com
884818.com
One Worders and Other TLD’s
Flash.co
Pasta.co
Strix.org
Ministerial.org
Flatten.org
Rebuild.biz
Silker.net
Speal.org
Opens.biz
Snoring.cc
Trails.cc
Relaxing.cc
Staffs.info
Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR
AmishGanja.com
KosherStrain.com
NewestStrain.com
SeekMarijuana.com
Snap Names/DropCatch
NamePros
JewelBoots.com
RareComics.net
044.info
PersonalVan.com
VDPG.com
GoodLife.style
iExports.org
CarsAndWomen.com
FishBox.net
VRLetter.com
BigBuy.info
Unsub.org
NowInfluencers.com
Mailboxes.io
Protecting.io
Jayce.co
ToolCrypto.com
CoinMention.com
BlockchainRage.com
BitcoinVault.xyz
Godaddy Value BIN
NewsScan.com
CityServer.com
LifeStreams.com
DiseaseCentral.com
ComputerDiy.com
LaundryBall.com
PageDoctor.com
OrderCard.com
LifeFromBeyond.com
InformPro.com
HeartSteps.com
CreditForAll.com
ReallyDumb.com
Godaddy Value BIN
Available Names
Available for Reg Fee big list
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Josh, I don’t know about you, but I think we’ve seen a jump in expiring domain prices over the last 6 months or so. I’ve hand reg’d probably about 750% of the names I have, and when I really like one at auction I’ll go after it.
I’m thinking for your domains it’s likely a combo of 6 things …
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1- Some of them that were worth $9 to you are still worth $20 to others for the same reasons.
2- Some of them aren’t that bad.
3- Some of them might have good stats in a metric particular to the new buyer.
4- Some bots aren’t so smart.
5- There’s a serious increase in auction action lately.
6- You’re becoming legendary .. as such there’s probably some new domainers out there who target what you have targeted thinking that they too can “Sell a Selection of Salacious Seal Names Down by the Sea Shore for $777,777 . 🙂
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I actually physically go through the lists myself and am amazed how much is completely worthless .. and I’m not even talking handreg domains from a year ago (soooo many of those) .. I’m talking domains that are 10-15+ years old where at least one person has paid to renew worthlessness multiple times.
Just because you dropped them doesnt mean its all worthless . I have bought names and then have to wait “patiently” and sure i do my homework to see who will want a similar name that works better for their brand . If something is emerging then the possibility of the domain being wanted is high . I like when some names drop and i know not all domainers have patience like others that hold their names and sell for a profit.
That’s not my point, they could pick the names up for $8 when they drop. They’re paying a premium for a name when they could buy just as good or better for reg fee. A few names would be understandable, but the volume is what I’m talking about. Obviously any name has the potential to sell, even if that potential is someone high on crack buying it by mistake.
I get you now.Picked in volume is just lack of doing research .