Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Thursday July 5th , 2018

 Yesterday I tested out my training with the annual 4th of July 5K here in town.  I have run it everywhere from 18:04 to 20 minutes.  I knew yesterday was going to be brutal because the temp at race time was 85 degrees (30 degrees celsius) and a heat index of 95.   I usually run my 5K in the summer at 6 min to 6:15 pace for a 5K (3:44 to 3:52 per km) but I knew I was going to have to tone it down.  I also know that mile two is a slight climb so I save a little for it.  I haven’t beat my daughter in a while as she normally breaks 18 minutes but she hasn’t started training yet and the heat gets to her.   At mile one I felt very good.  I hit it at 6:15 and as I crossed my daughter came up on me and said “You went out to fast”  I felt great so I knew she was talking about herself so responded “you’ll be fine, just hitch a ride”  A term we use when we’re out of gas but you find a team mate and just grind and follow their shoes.  It usually can get you to a pace that you would normally fall of without someone to follow.    Mile two was some work

Unfortunately my daughter dropped off and normally I would be passing dozens of people on mile two but it was too hot and there really wasn’t anyone between the young studs and me and the decent age groupers.  So I looked for my training partner who was trying to break 6 min pace and just tried to keep the gap the same.   I ran 6:25 mile two , 6:20 mile three and ended up with a 6:20 pace for 19:49.   Not a great time but a great time for the heat and despite not starting my marathon training yet.  I actually felt pretty good and went out and ran the course again for a cool down.  The police guy working actually asked “Damn man, how many times you going to run this course?”  Because we had run it once to warm up and once to cool down.   The 5K also marks the start of marathon training.  A time when the healthy eating starts and the miles build.  Its tough but exhilarating.   Really looking forward to a good season.  Hope to sell a few more domains to buy some more Vaporfly 4% 🙂

And now for my bidding and buying from two days ago.  (I didn’t see a lot I liked the other day).   I bid on the following names.  CardVault.com, GiantMoney.com, Krekk, NeverAge.com, Bozog.com, and OversizeHauling.  All dot coms

CardVault was obviously the best name on the list.  I liked NeverAge as a anti aging product.  Oversize Hauling I liked because this is a real business and a perfect name to describe what they do on a billboard or on the side of their truck.  Krekk and Bozog I liked because I have had great luck with 5Ls in the $1500 to $3000 range so if I can get one for under $150 that is pronounceable I buy it.  Every time I sell one I usually try and buy more to replace it.  But I have been able to get 3 to 10 for the same amount of money depending on quality of name.   I don’t mind talking about the names I won here even though they aren’t in my account.  If someone wants to contact the seller and try and buy them that’s fine. They aren’t that great of a name that its worth the effort.  The bigger names I won’t be able to talk about until they are actually in my account because of the reason above.

The results of the bidding.

CardVault.  Bid up to $1205 and wasn’t even close.  Went for $3683.  Much higher than I thought it would

NeverAge   Bid up to $75.  I could see early that I wasn’t willing to pay enough.  Final price was $308

Krekk    Won it at $134.    Under my $150 mark

Bozog   I lost track of this one because I got busy at work.  My bid was $65, thought I won and someone sniped it at $70

OversizeHauling   Won this one at $160.  Going to put it at BIN on Afternic and a lander at Efty when it goes through

GiantMoney   I liked this as a financial name and because it was easy to say and spell.  I bid $135.   It went for $160

Is this interesting at all?  I’ll keep it up if more than 3 people care.  If you like the names below, click through to see the current price

Quote of the Day:  “If you are good you”ll tell everyone. If you are great people will tell you”

Domain of the Day:  TheBillion.com        Under $100 at press time but bet it ends up at $500 plus

 Namejet and Sedo Names at Auction

 

iGraph.com   1992 domain for all you old domain collectors.  Upgrade for several companies

RainbowLife.com   Sounds a lot more colorful than Salt Life.  And less sand in my shoes

FreeClassifiedLinks.com and SocialWorkSearch.com  Two names getting higher bids because of age and backlinks

SolarMaxx.com    Solar names move and look how many times Max is spelled with two Xs

FalconFinancial.com  I think you’ll do well with a portfolio of Animal+Capital or Financial

UpNetwork.com   Upgrade name as well for all the various companies that share the name.  21,000 backlinks and $5300 GD value

TQNT.com   Total Quality is a naming convention that is used quite a bit. Still going to China though

OPBP.com   Still like this one better for the price

MarinaHome.com   Upgrade name.  Could have picked up in 2014 and now might hit four figures

CryptoDaytraders.com   There still are millions that do around the world.

DigitalHash.com  Could be hash as in canna or hash as in tech

Travma.com  Means Trama in Slovenian but listed here because it has the most bids on the GD board today

SocialRadar.com  The goal of many is to get on it

CannabisInn.com   You are going to get SO high here

CultureMob.com  Over 100,000 backlinks on this one

GardenWater.com   I call it rain but somebody is going to sell you something they say is better