In the last Domain Sherpa that I appeared on you can see a large photo in the background on my wall. It’s one of those photo on canvas prints of my daughter and I in Arches National Park. For some reason I love these huge photos. Maybe it’s because every time I see it I think, wow that’s a huge pic, it takes up the whole wall. It could just be that it’s a good reminder of time spent together in a fun place. I even thought about getting huge photos of random things that just look amazing and might be inspiring.
You can buy them pretty cheap. I ordered 3 more the other day and they came today via UPS. I bought one as a gift, the others to hang on the wall. I’ve used Groupon every time, and it makes me curious if anyone ever pays the actual list price on these things. I paid $61 for the groupon, and according to the Collage.com I bought prints that were close to $500 retail. The print I’m showing here also came framed. You can buy unlimited groupons for these even though it says there’s a limit. Either use a different company, wait a week, or choose a different product from the same company. I figured out that it doesn’t matter what print size or package you buy, at Collage.com. The groupon code you enter has a value assigned to it, so you can buy or upgrade anything that’s with in that value, for example I bought the package for a large panoramic print the other day, but ordered 2 smaller prints that fit into the same price range. I’m sure these are available at any half off site, not just groupon. 
So it makes me wonder if anyone ever pays the full price, or is the whole thing just a physiological gimmick? I think I’m saving $400 every time and feel great about it, maybe every once in a while a sucker comes along and pays full price. The problem with this strategy, in my mind anyway, is that now I will never pay full price or even half price because I’m so used to the low price. I might think these are the best things in the world, but I’m pretty sure I’d always be waiting for the $60 deals, and say things like ” No way I’m paying $100 for that giant print, I got it for $60 last year”
You can pull images straight off of FB, but the problem is they’ve been reduced to a fraction of their original size and will pixelate or blur if using them for the big prints. I took this photo off of facebook, and used picmonkey to touch it up and then changed it to black and white so that the distortions looked like newsprint or an old photo.
Then there’s this on Godaddy:
All with one bid, and a lengthy bull shit description as to why they have value.
Come on Godaddy, take this crap down before anyone sees it! If there’s a bid or offer on a name, over, let’s say $3k, look into it a little bit. It makes everybody look bad.
| twentyfourse7en.com | 5,711 USD |
| TwentyFour7Even.com | 4,815 USD |
| TwentyFour7Even.de | 3,813 USD |
| twentyfourse7en.de | 3,702 USD |
| TwentyFour-7Even.de | 3,666 USD |
- 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
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Main List
The No Bid List
ArtOfDoing.com A name that makes getting things done an art form
AwesomeWinery.com Sounds like they make awesome wine
BudgetPortfolio.com affordable whatever’s in there
ChangeOfTitle.com A title company
DidSomeoneDie.com sounds like a weird blog
EveryHobby.com The one stop shop for your hobby supplies for all types of hobby
FriendVoice.com The
GoinGreat.com Go into something great or, slang going great
HeadMeditation.com Clear your head
JoyEscape.com A fun getaway
LenderYou.com An app that let’s you track micro loans
OnetimeKey.com A disposable key, use for temporary visitors
PalMath.com Math help
SoldAlert.com know when something sells
StreetTrain.com Training for dealing with the street, could be self defense
TotallyExpose.com A site that uncovers scams.
WanderAlert.com A device to keep tabs on Alzheimer patients or small children,
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Names With Bids
More Names With No Bids
Namejet
TeleNo.com
LevelEnergy.com
LemonBreeze.com
YogaTherapist.com
IslandFresh.com
OpenSkys.com
CityDeveloper.com
TalentReport.com
ClubView.com
NoCrush.com
BuildingSelect.com
InsideReview.com
Flippa/SEDO
Your LLLL.coms of The Day
LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday
LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s
Brandables
Chinnic.com
Conversora.com
Dauren.com
Diginia.com
Emyas.com
Frillers.com
Hyphin.com
Hyypo.com
inerth.com
Jorazi.com
Nugli.com
Phytian.com
Quitem.com
Scrotea.com
Siwibi.com
Sizzey.com
Trezoo.com
VeSara.com
Vevoni.com
Vofie.com
Werog.com
Zimardi.com
Some Numbers
010666.com
800862.com
328896.com
One Worders and Other TLD’s
Prank.tv
Unity.biz
Activize.net
Charing.org
Proclaims.org
Brandy.cc
Socking.org
Longhand.net
Chained.me
Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR
Snap Names/DropCatch
NamePros
Annoyed.com
QEUY.com
SFS.com
Vowel.com
GraphicArtistOnline.com
FRUTSY.com
Ooqp.co
Groine.com
UkChilli.com
Prorogations.com
Beter.org
Ooooo.co.uk
LoseWe.com
BulldogTickets.com
HOMEinUSA.com
Money4Investment.com
HsbcHoldings.info
EyewearStores.com
BloggingRadar2 .com
TokenKing.org
Godaddy Value BIN
Godaddy Value BIN
Available Names
Available for Reg Fee big list
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Given the examples above you shown there are scammer live in godady who are playing with auction pricing. So everyone who uses the platform is at risk of being overbid by non legit bids. These people are very active in auctions.