The domain name ShoePavilion.com sold on NameJet.com today for $15,600.
The domain which still gets over 3K monthly visitors according to Compete.com had as many as 25K monthly visitors a year ago.
speakerphone.com on a re-auction went for $9,900 slightly higher than it sold for a month ago on NameJet.com
Nutriscience.com sold for $5,200 despite a trademark being registered on the term.
Finally a few days ago a domain with quite a bit of traffic, FirstNationalBank.com, sold for $69K,
MarketingPromotions.com re-auctioned and sold on NameJet
Another that fraud bidder “ThisIsIt” failed on was Horan.com – which just went back into auction yesterday
Brian
NameJet fraud bidder “ThisIsIt” also played a substatial role in running up Ojos.com the same day he won Horan.com and MarketingPromotions.com the first time around – will NameJet be crediting Ojos.com top bidder “closed” something on that one ?
NameJet should return some of the money or re-auction those names where nopay fraud bidders are involved. Those fake “halvarez” type bidders bid up the price not just a littble but crazily.
That’s the reason why I always not bid high against those fishy not verified bidders. I am right 90% of the time.
Brian
I think you make a great point.
Auctions that include the same dead beat bidder need to be addressed.
Yes, I was in a few suspicious auctions at Namejet and the winners didn’t pay the final auction price and ended up for reauctioning the domains.