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Escrow.com

Yesterday I discovered the coolest product in modern health science. It’s called Teladoc, an app and website that lets you video call a Dr where ever you are in minutes.

I’ve had this sinus infection that just won’t go away. I keep thinking it’ll be over soon but the mucous continues to be yellow and thick. I don’t like taking antibiotics if I don’t have to, I always think I’ll create some super bug by over medicating.

So today, thanks to a co-worker that reminded me we had this service available, I signed up for Teladoc through their app.

After setting up the account, I had to  impute some medical details,  insurance information and preferred pharmacy. I then requested a “visit” and 5 minutes later I was on the phone with a PA licensed Physician.

The call lasted 30 seconds, I told him my symptoms, he said “ok I’ll call in an RX, hope you feel better” and that was it. 15 minutes later I got the text message that my prescription was filled.

I paid the standard co-pay with paypal and didn’t have to drive anywhere or wait  45 minutes in a sick filled waiting room.  So while some ailments require an actual visit, most like this don’t and boom I’ve got what I need in a few minutes.

 

Keep the hand registered name evaluations coming, we’ll even add auction purchased names if you want.

 

Main List

The No Bid List

BaseVault.com  Maybe the new wallet for coinbase

BasicHacks.com  computer or life hacks, learn the basics

BitClouds.com  very small clouds

BlockDrone.com  Drones that fly on the blockchain

BlockDrones.com

Bullishly.com Track monetary instruments on a bull run

CleanJar.com

CondoBuilder.com  A commercial builder of condos

ControlBirths.com  Like birth control, just the other way around

DotSuccess.com  Success with domains, or online in general

DraftLord.com The guy with all the right draft picks

DroneOrder.com  Your purchase delivered quick via drone

DrSleepBetter.com  The sleep specialist

EverDecide.com

FastGuru.com  When speed matters

FlyLoot.com

FunnyDollar.com  Cash that doesn’t look quite right

FunRetire.com  retire and do fun things

ImproveProcess.com A consulting firm that analyzes your business work process and make recommendations

Intube.com

JustDoShit.com  A spin off  Nike brand, a brand of boots for anyone that works with manure  

LordOfPain.com  Sounds like a fight club of some sort

MapTutorial.com  Learn how to read a map

MercyGod.com

MsWallet.com  Is she married or single? who knows, but she’s got a wallet

OldForgeWinery.com  No idea if it’s a current place, but it seemed like it could be

OneAlien.com

PlantHero.com  Shane is the plant hero: Or an app that helps you grow plants

PrisonBank.com  Where you keep your money when in the slammer.

ProFasting.com  intermittent fasting is a popular dieting technique, fasting as been around forever.

PublicityPress.com  Media to get the word out

RarePart.com  Can’t find that part anywhere? Try RarePart.com, they have the hard to find parts

RideZen.com  A peaceful ride

SelfManicure.com  home kit for do it yourself nails

StrongFollowing.com

WhatCanYouGive.com  A donation call to action

WindowGurus.com  Window installation experts, as in the real things you install in buildings not the sofware

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Names With Bids

Bookable.com

FoodLink.com

BeCalm.com

GreatTravel.com

Verifier.com

WeedSource.com

Manipulate.com

StaffNow.com

Proposing.com

Compressed.com

NanoArt.com

Soreness.com

uksell.com

solbi.com

Abusos.com

Protract.com

MedicalMedia.com

StackChair.com

FuelNutrition.com

lillion.com

cryptodayz.com

BitCoinGala.com

MindExpedition.com

DefineThis.com

MegaGuru.com

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

POA.NET  Power of attorney among other things

O-2.com Oxygen

CardioMend.com

CustomClone.com

FireShirts.com

NoSeat.com

AttendClass.com

CustomPlate.com

Zobes.com

BarnyardFun.com

WhoPost.com

NationalStats.com

MrFluffy.com

YourAvatar.com

CreditDollar.com

CannotFind.com

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

fxyn.com
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VeAr.com
veft.com
xjog.com
oozm.com
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LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

mtxt.net
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gpcw.net
rchl.net
woxi.net

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

g7f.com
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mku.biz
qik.cc

Brandables

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Bloza.com
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Deorios.com
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Mirreva.com
Nestela.com
Nettism.com
Nuggats.com
Ojozu.com
Pidoni.com
Qevvo.com
Qivvu.com
Quiltly.com
Vavuo.com
Wewwo.com
Yeety.com
Zakins.com

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19067.com
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038.biz
409.biz
027.biz
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074.biz
057.biz

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Oyster.cc
Celebrate.info
Anatomy.cc
Infamous.cc
Manos.cc
Ineligible.org
Kiddos.me

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and  VR

HeVape.com
MjRacer.com
VapeSuite.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

NameLegend.com

OpinionPower.com

BeginCoin.com

NamePros

Zxm.biz
BankingCourse.com
VirtualCloudPC.com 
InteliLedger.com
CoffeeSyrup.net

Rudwig.com
Yua.xyz
DailyWww.com
Trendykingdom.com
WagonVally.com

BtcConsultant.org
Wished.xyz
ForexCoin.info
InsuranceForDental .com
Picsrt.com
BlockTokenized.com
eTokens.info
BtcTaxMan.com
BlockChainArcade.net
CryptoGamer.org

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Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. We 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 us, Shane and Josh . (ie you click through and purchase a name you like) or an occasional paid listing. Everything we say is based on our own research or is opinion. Do your own due diligence. That means look it up yourself if you don’t think the stats or our opinion is correct. We hand choose the names but we are 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

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12 Replies to “IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Tuesday, March 27th”

  1. Dang Josh that’s an awesome app. I’m sitting at home sick right now in PA debating going to the doctors or just toughing it out right now myself haha.

  2. Agree w/Tom. Pretty awesome tip Josh.
    I will have to call my Insurance provider tomorrow and check out if it is offered in our plan.
    Got sick (Bronchitis) a couple weeks ago and sat in Hosp for 7 hours that day. Not sure if they could diagnose that over phone but if so, would have been nice to get zpack and antihistamine inhaler prescribed right away.
    .
    Grabbed the best name off of the list today, Thanks.

  3. Well it was a tough decision between the one i grabbed and Manipulate.com
    .
    I did some thorough domain research/analysis and then it came down to 1 main factor…
    Which one would I be able to get for $12?
    I figured Manipulate.com would be a couple dollars over $12 so I settled for
    JustDoShit.com
    .
    I will type this domain out and frame it and hang it above my desk. Everytime I start to putz around, it will kick me in the butt to Just Do Shit. 🙂

  4. Good point Josh. Didnt even think of that. I like reading Mike Manns tweets. He always seems to do 5 figures (20 – 50k) on his call to action names.
    .
    I just figured it was a no brainer because I also get a free logo here at DSAD once I steal/save the above image to my computer…lol

    1. All images on DSAD are free for distribution and usage, (especially the ones featuring Shane) to the degree that they were available for distribution and usage by the original user somewhere on the WWW, before I found and mutilated them.

  5. The mutilated versions are preferred. I was hoping I could steal them. Now that they are free its not as much fun.
    Gotta go just do some shit.
    Nice chat Josh.

  6. Virtualearning.com one “L” instead of two, does this has any value, it should be confusing right?

    1. If it does have value it’s because it would be Virtual Earning. It’ll never work as learning since dropping the L makes another word.

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