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Trav’s List of Domains at Auction for Saturday September 5th, 2020

A family member called me earlier this week to ask if I had ever dealt with a ransomeware hack before. The small company they work for was hacked and all of their important information was encrypted and rendered useless unless they forked over Bitcoin to get the key to unlock everything. Of course, the tiny local IT company they use was backing everything up to a local network drive that was also encrypted so they really were screwed. The hacker group wanted $8,500 to hand over the key which would have been worth it but not knowing if they would really hand anything over after payment, they decided to wipe everything, restore from the last offsite backup (which was almost a year old) and have employees work lots of extra hours bringing everything back up to speed.

There are several things that were done poorly here, but the reminder is to do backups correctly, and this doesn’t just apply to businesses. It is super easy and super cheap to back up your system. One product I really like is Backblaze. If you aren’t backing up your machine, check it out. It’s $6 per month (or $60 per year) for an unlimited backup size with 30 days of version history and for a couple bucks more, you get unlimited version history. That is too cheap and easy to not take advantage of.

While I’m at it, I might as well mention 1password.com. I recently decided to move from my local spreadsheet holding a “different password for everything” solution over to 1password, and I have to say I love it. It is awesome to have the passwords centralized and available across all computers and devices. I keep finding new things I like about it such as using my phone to send login info to apps on the AppleTV with my face. It’s great. It is understandable if you have concerns about storing all your passwords in an online service, but read about their security before you write it off.

I hope you find something you like in the list below. Please click the links to bid if you do.

Park.io Names at Auction

Storing.co lots of money in data storage

gumtree.co the .com is a British classifieds company

Perpetual.io a nice techie name that is perfect for io

Namejet & Sedo Domains at Auction

BirdFin.com memorable as a fintech name

c5k.com no reserve CCC auction

gprw.com two no reserve LLLL auctions

gmbw.com

KingVape.com solid vape brand with current bid at only $200

hozzie.com sedo expiring with brandable potential

Godaddy Domains With Bids

MindMend.com lots to like about this alliterative brain name

SimplyHerbs.com simply + many things makes for a desirable name

WidgetBox.com a collection of helpful software tools

CoinGaming.com Bitcoin betting / casino

FitAbs.com 7 minute abs

Doctorfish.com a type of Tang that I see all the time when diving but had no idea it was called a doctorfish

SOSMed.com 1999 name and taken in several extensions

GroupSolar.com swap them around and you have a stellar name, but it still works ok this way

indish.com sounds like an Indian food brand to me, but it is also an upgrade name for a couple of companies

KeepLeft.com GPS & maps, safety, politics – one of my favorites on the list

Yellowing.com I can’t think of any time that yellowing is a positive thing

PowerConcrete.com upgrade name for more companies that I would have thought

NortheastMedical.com this is a fantastic geo name with a massive number of possible end users

BookingStation.com tickets, travel, betting

LostFortune.com sounds like a game, novel or movie

GamedayApparel.com huge market but not the best consumer facing brand

generalista.com generalist in Spanish

CoffeeGirlz.com lots of girls like and / or sell coffee

makanak.com name of a coworking (like WeWork) company in India

Colima.com Mexican state on the Pacific coast

QuintanaRoo.com Mexican state on the Caribbean coast

Coahuila.com Northern Mexican state bordering Texas

EstadoDeMexico.com State of Mexico containing Mexico city

ptp.net
tvmo.com
fizj.com
555799.com
33446.com
65003.com
45933.com
60797.com
02087.com

Godaddy Names With One or NO Bids

FurnishedHouse.com home staging company

UtahArt.com really solid geo with lots of potential

CasaPasta.com Mexican Italian fusion

LawyersUp.com considering lawyer up is such a common term, this would make for a catchy law firm web address

NewYorkFreight.com as generic as can be but there has to be a ton of potential buyers

QuantFintech.com a great word paired with fintech – so good that someone is already operating on QuantFintec.com

SummitBeauty.com two nice words together that seem like they have potential

DreamsFinancial.com here to make your financial dreams come true

USATeaching.com no bids – this really seems like it should have some value

Brandables

NewAvalon.com

DiceGo.com

xtokyo.com

RoomToRun.com

NewHim.com

RetroMadness.com

petsara.com

zemasa.com

couplify.com

SocioPanda.com

FoodieFox.com

reallyu.com

habitful.com

valrona.com

zeytro.com

GeekSpectrum.com

GalaxyFX.com

The Rest of the Godaddy Names With Two or More Bids

galvinpower.org
art-stl.com
HaveFunWithHistory.com
ProOffReader.com
ScrapsYard.com
HourPay.com
dulansoncrenshaw.com
Map3.com
CarnivalOfPersonalFinance.com
OregonWave.org
hotkitchenny.com
greentech-bg.net
JarRettHouse.com
tmdailypost.com
AtDot.org
polfilms.com
watershedaz.com
BrownBook.me
socgeol.org
soana.org
Learn-About-Tea.com
futurmatix.com
i-acci.org
SeeMoreWildlife.com
Sox-Online.com
LoverToys.com
mzcpunjab.com
InfinityExchange.com
0133.net
64409.com
GeometryAtlas.com
seriesintorrent.com
ezisp.com
SuburbanPonds.com
CindyStable.com
LiveBiography.com
pimpyporn.com
DeepSouthTheBar.com
waiola.com
SeeDish.com
TheRogueGentlemen.com
AndRose.com
mitracker.com
aquamaxx.com
IntrAgalacticComic.com
LinderLegal.com
RhombusTechnologies.com
phpshopxml.com
SeekPoint.com
mucw.net
PurifierForAir.com
NorWealth.com
ButcherTownSocial.com
360Woodworking.com
Write31Days.com
KateFarleyDesign.com
guasavemp3.com
GulfSiamHotel.com
shockoeslip.org
116166.com
hempko.com
staroftheseasf.com
m-weblive.com
NoVanTrone.com
trinacriaphotography.com
3939kaiseki.com
1duip.com
geda16.com
bbngnews.com
9guixian.com
7yiqu.com
halxjx.net
MopBroomNashville.com
aisilitesting.com
flutterbys.com
naveatacado.com
KindlingFund.org
IndiaPalaceUtah.com
VideoLike.me
edesignfun.com
iciicecream.com
kyjlyg.com
cr2222.com
cr1111.com
PatentMiner.com
857567.com
cr3333.com
MyFloridaWholesale.com
SylviaLikens.com
yxdownload.com
cr7777.com
zh76.com
s767.com
2ota.com
Chainlike.com
SexPussyNude.com
janebirkin.com
BlacklightStudios.com
revojuegos.com
AmpersandReview.com
BioChemHub.com
paridaka-info.com
MyGamingCareer.com
OriginalChickenJoes.com
zuvowater.com
rwbowl.com
LightyearWireless.com

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2 Replies to “Trav’s List of Domains at Auction for Saturday September 5th, 2020”

    1. Thanks for the comment Ken. I hope you find one or both to be useful. I also just noticed an important typo in the pricing that I have now corrected. I wrote $6 per year when I meant $6 per month for Backblaze. Doh!

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