MarkMonitor’s job is pretty simple. Secure domains for their clients and keep them under wraps until the client is ready. With the public release of Daily Changes it’s been a little harder to hide. One of the strategies of MarkMonitor is to secure many different domains for a client and then let the client choose. It’s not very costly if they are hand registrations but it can add up if a customer has too many choices. If you’ve ever dealt with MarkMonitor you know that they are pretty stealth in their dealings. You think you are selling to a regular old guy. Later you find out that a big company just picked up your domain for $1000. Today I noticed they registered and acquired a bunch of unusual 5 to 7 letter dot coms. None are similar in anything but “style” . A few are also typos of eachother. I’m curious to see what they become. Take a look at today’s MarkMonito’s acquisitions.
Aborus.com
Abreesee.com
Abrizon.com
Aipando.com
Airpando.com
Altrezo.com
Amnibra.com
Araysa.com
Aratsta.com
Azybro.com
BionBri.com
Bisena.com
IBrizon.com
Orobrus.com
Orpeto.com
Osentio.com
Reebri.com
riveero.com
scibree.com
seebari.com
seebry.com
sibaree.com
sybree.com
sybry.com
ultibro.com
uzopya.com
valebro.com
veebri.com
vonbrio.com
zerenso.com
zespir.com
zeyovi.com
Zibree.com
Zibry.com