Aerospace.com Bidding Tops $75K With 1 Day To Go At NameJet.com, But Still Hasn’t Hit Its “Low Reserve”
The domain name Aerospace.com is at auction at NameJet.com ends tomorrow and the bids have just topped $75K.
The current high bid as time of publication is $75,100 but the high bidder is NameJet.com reserve meaning that the sellers reserve is set higher.
There are 312 bidders in the auction but only 2 that have placed bids $10K or higher.
I just went back to read the announcement from NameJet.com that was sent out to its customers a couple of weeks ago on some premium domain names including this particular domain & it was listed like this:
Aerospace.com 7/19/2011 7/22/2011 Low Reserve
Hum
Low Reserve and we are at over $75K and reserve hasn’t been hit.
Not sure that is what I would call a “low reserve”
So what do you guys think, sale or no sale?
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Is there an affiliate program where I can sell planes if I win that domain name?
I guess if you just sell one plane, it makes up the cost of the domain.
There are 9,900 monthly US searches for the exact term.
I’d guess reserve is like $98,900.
Not low though.
And won’t sell.
Space Tourism.
How much does Russia charge for a trip to outer space? $5M?
To say that it has a “low reserve” is (was) misleading. Disappointing. Silly.
Yes, it will sell, even though it does not have a low reserve, and bidders were mislead in that regard.
A Co-Brand for an airplane manufactutrer, Boeing, Lockheed Martin – making it worth 7 figures should they come to the table – which they will not today . That said I would consider $150K a “Low Reserve” – i.e. for a speculator – no different than what I considered $35K to be for a speculator of OrangeJuice.com vs. a considerable amount more for an orange juice manufacturer.
It closed at $ 160,200.
The reserve price was $ 80,000.
Oddly even though I figured 150k as the reserve – had that actuallybeen the reserve – the domain likely would not have sold – let alone at a few grand more
aerospace.com is one of the best domains on sale this year
domainstate sucks by the way, DNF owns
“domainstate sucks”??
Not. At. All. And how unnecessarily rude.
DNW is excellent. But they are different products.
I particularly appreciate the quality of the DS writing, and that it is no so parochial, ie written as if every reader is American.
wow expensive domain name