You’ve probably read about Tesla having 50,000 unsold vehicles in their inventory last quarter. This means they produced significantly more than they sold. Their stock took a hit based on the general consensus that worldwide sales are slowing,not necessarily declining, but rather that their production capacity now exceeds consumer demand.
However, people noticed one interesting exception. The “Luxe” package, which includes free charging for life, Full Self-Driving (FSD), and free Wi-Fi, was the most popular configuration. So, what did Tesla do? They raised the price of any remaining inventory cars equipped with those packages by $15,000.
I would love to own a Tesla, but I can’t handle dynamic pricing on a vehicle. If you pay monthly for these services, they become just like a Netflix account; the price goes up periodically, and there’s nothing you can do about it unless you lock it in upfront. I also don’t entirely trust Elon. Specifically, I don’t trust that he won’t “turn off” features. I know it sounds crazy, but I feel like if I say the wrong thing on X, he might disable my car or my FSD. You might say, “There’s no way he would do that,” and yet, deep down, it wouldn’t actually surprise you.
I only realized the price had jumped because I was looking into buying a Model Y. I noticed the cost had increased in the few weeks since I last checked. I originally thought I might snag a discount since they had so much extra inventory, which might be true for base models, unless you want to lock in (or eliminate) those monthly costs. That’s the downside of big data: when a company finds out exactly what people want, they make sure to price it accordingly. Not saying they aren’t smart for doing it, merely saying I’m on the wrong side of good data
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Domain of the Day: Hexxa.com This is where we are in quality 5L.coms Almost up to $2K wholesale
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Dynadot
NatureCam.com Would be pretty cool to see live cams of different parks around the world
Foqq.com What the Foqq
PrivateCharters.org At $1 at press time. Nice name for yacht or fishing charters
Prayline.com Direct line to God. Only $3.99 an hour
Super.Fitness As I say all the time, super is a top keyword that works with most TLDs. No bids
WineMarket.org Anyone still drinking wine? Market is way down but been here for centuries so not going anywhere
Cirres.com Sounds like a Greek word but that is Circe. Still a good brand. 29 years old
4439.com A ways away but nice to see Dynadot catching a 4N.com on expiry
Vibe.dog Same thought here. Cool brand
VeryBit.com Maxi BTC
UOOO.com 21 days away but wanted to tease you
Namejet
Select.org Have to love the keyword Select. Dot org can be argued as top three TLD behind .com and .ai
StageHand.com Film tool comes to mind
SuperNodes.com Only 7 bidders. Two of my favorite keywords. Not sure why I like Nodes so much
Karani.com Already a lot of companies using the name and the other tlds. Big fundraising company on the dot co
EpicDesign.com Epic is a top tier adjective with any keyword
NNR.net Top number of bids on the 5 day Namejet list Hard to get better letters than this
WillowLake.com Ends today. If it sounds like a family office or a golf course its a good brand
Recording.org Good AI name
Wisemen.com Popular last name so inevitably also will be plenty of people who want to name their company this
Blendo.com You know I love keyword+o names
Atom – Active Auctions
Massify.com It’s an actual word meaning as expected, “to make massive”
Classier.com Be a little better
Scribbling.com Open vessel of note taking, drawing, etc
TacticLab.com Exudes movement and feeling
Ruckee.com If rucksacking is still a thing this is a good name for it
Hassk.com It’s a Star Wars character but I think it makes a great brand
Sedo
UDXH.com Met reserve at $99
Exiting.ai Has traffic of almost 9K monthly and reserve under $100
KFAN.org Sports Radio station dominates the Google results
PornBuddy.ai I’ve researched this one heavily and reserve is under $500
Mobile.chat Reserve under $1000. Not sure mobile is a great keyword anywhere but chat bots and whisper give this some value
Catched
Key.pro Highest price on the Catched board today
Got.sex Got sex?
Horticulture.info People love plants but the category may actually be too big. No bids
Sleep.tools People spend billion dollars on sleep gadgets, apps, and medicines
NGC.fr French use acronyms too
Eric.it Eric in IT may want this email
SuperAuto.es Super is a universal word
AIBoss.chat Obiously an AI chat bot or boss
CleverTouch.org Love this in AI or dot com but those aren’t up for auction are they?
Godaddy Domains With Bids
MyJet.com I like this name better than most of the fractional jet ownership names
CapitalAdvance.com If you want to know how much money there is in loans look at the price
HumanService.com Human touch will cost extra soon
BetterThanAi.com Speaking of the human touch. Only 2 bids
IslandRose.com In use with dozens of products and stores
Burky.com I’ll take this 5L over many of these lottery tickets people are bidding on
Incomeless.com A nice way of saying unemployed
WritingSolutions.com Now AI writing tools
WineFestivals.com Only one thing to do with this. Directory of vineyards and wine related events
QGet.com Don’t love it but already over $1000 at least 2 people disagree with me
DiamondFurniture.com 28 years old and taken in 14 extensions. Suprised how many Diamond Furnitures are out there
EBLS.com Good acronym letters and some will say pronounceable
AgenticAll.com Two word agentic names all get bids now
SushiBuffet.com I might just be hungry
PeakBrands.com Upgrade for 4 or 5 companies
Godaddy Names Value Names (Low or No Bids)
Other GoDaddy Names With More Than One Bid
496.cc
5t2.com
802888.com
8Pool.com
ActionBlack.com
americonnect.com
ApartmentsAlabama.com
ApplianceDrone.com
AppliedCoatings.com
BitCurator.net
blacktailnyc.com
BuzzGuru.com
CaissonBiotech.com
CannabisVoter.info
cityofliverpooltexas.com
CricketMan.com
CyberCourses.com
deprofundistheband.com
dreamatico.com
EndOfTheRopeFilm.com
FlexSwim.com
FloridaJewish.com
GoldBe.com
habaneromexicangrills.com
HalalDelivery.com
HandgunHunt.com
hontakiji.com
HouseDubai.com
in28.com
jlok.cc
LeaderDomain.com
LocalHope.com
ludosshuffleboard.com
MadeEvent.com
MetaSeoul.com
mgc-lighting.com
mozjpeg.com
MushroomSpiritsDistillery.com
MyPerfectIce.com
nbpoker.com
NeoSites.com
OrganicVoice.com
OuterCare.com
ParkyLife.com
pcboard.com
PetsEverlasting.com
PharmaLitigation.com
PhiloHealth.com
PlazaColombianCoffee.com
PromoSphere.com
RegulatoryAi.com
RoboLedger.com
rpapp.com
SilkRun.com
SinTelly.com
SonicSounds.com
SpaceStation.net
StandardOptical.net
supmail.com
TitanSheds.com
Townscapes.com
TrailTrips.com
tyt.io
VirtualMeetings.net
vpnlist.net
WeddingAnniversary.com
WeSupportMentalHealth.org
YourBureau.com
yourllm.com
zumapoke.com
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