Our Picks From The DomainingTips.com Snapnames Auction Closing Tuesday

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The Domainingtips.com auction on SnapNames.com closes on Tuesday at 3:15pm EST.

The auction already has over $45,000 in bids so it looks like this might be the most successful of the highlighted SnapNames auctions in quite a while.

Here are the domains currently with bids (reserves have been met)

necklace.net $9,645

dullard.com $7,550

armchair.net $7,240

apartamentos.mx $4,940

management.mx  $4,940

tuning.mx  $4,940

casserole.net $3,595

petferrets.com $1,680

personalorganisers.com $980

There are quite a few “product” type domains in the auction many with reserves of $500-$999 and some nice .mx domains (some of which already have bids)

Here is what we think are the best domains that are up for auction, currently without a bid:

Domain Name                 ReserveRange

spyware.mx                     $2,501 – $5,000

computerchair.com       $5,001 – $10,000

camas.mx (beds)             $2,501 – $5,000

audiocabinet.com           $2,501 – $5,000

heatedboots.com            $201 – $500

earringrack.com               $501 – $1,000

swallowfalls.com              $201 – $500

nylonbriefcases.com        $201 – $500

feltingmachines.com        $201 – $500

slingbacksandals.com      $501 – $1,000

fleetinsurance.com            $2,501 – $5,000

partitiondoors.com            $201 – $500

pinchclamps.com              $201 – $500

horseblinders.com             $201 – $500

plastermixers.com              $501 – $1,000

throwbackshirts.com           $501 – $1,000

About Michael Berkens

Michael Berkens, Esq. is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of TheDomains.com. Michael is also the co-founder of Worldwide Media Inc. which sold around 70K domain to Godaddy.com in December 2015 and now owns around 8K domain names . Michael was also one of the 5 Judges selected for the the Verisign 30th Anniversary .Com contest.

Comments

  1. Andrei says

    Hi guys and first of all, thanks a lot for sharing your picks Mike. I went with ridiculously low reserves in order to encourage bidding wars, armchair.net and necklace.net are two of the first examples I can think of.

    Both have been auctioned at the most recent TRAFFIC show, armchair.net at Rick Latona’s auction with a starting bid of $45,000 and necklace.net at Moniker’s auction with a starting bid of $50,000+. As you can see, the reserves have been reduced drastically, practically as close as it gets to a no reserve auction. The reserves have been met for both domains: necklace.net (a domain which describes an expensive product with 368,000 exact match US searches last month) at $9,645 and armchair.net (once again, an expensive product and lots of exact match monthly searches) at $7,240.

    The domains practically sell themselves, so I’ll let them do all of the talking. As far as I’m concerned, I took a big risk by going with extremely low reserves but c’est la vie: the domains are on the table and if I’ll end up practically giving them away, I’ll have to accept the situation with professionalism. But you WON’T be invited to my birthday party! 🙂

  3. Pat says

    One of the best things about reading TheDomains.com is seeing MHB’s picks in the various auctions. It’s a free education into how a top investor thinks about the market.

    Another great thing, is that looking at these lists can be a source of ideas on what to register that might not already be – like SlingbackHeels.com

    Thanks MHB, and best of luck with the auction, Andrei/DomainingTips.com.

    I can’t believe there are no bids (yet) on ComputerChair.com!

  7. Mike says

    I’ll be happy to see those .mx going at those prices since I’ve invested into a couple dozen or so of similar quality from the landrush.

    Congrats Andrei, and good job in promoting the auction as I know you spent some money on running ads. It helps us all, so thank you.