DnJournal.com wrote a few weeks ago that Francois of Domaining.com was organizing a Domain Sale which would pay back bloggers by sharing the commissions collected and divide and distribute them to the bloggers that help spread the word about the event.
We declined to participate since we do not accept money for writing or refraining from writing stories, however I told Francois just to support domaining.com I would publish the list of domains to be sold to help out and to contribute my share of the proceeds to the other bloggers.
So here you go:
This is the official list of the domain name included in this very special sale:
“””To give a sale chance to everyone the domains that were not picked will be promoted in our next newsletter and could also be found from this RSS feed:
http://www.cax.com/rss/newsletter/
The names are sold in a first come first served, just visit the associated sale page and click the “Buy It” button or respond to this newsletter with a SOLD.
If you like a domain but estimate it’s not well priced for you then know that from tomorrow we’ll also accept you make you best offer, simply remember a more motivated buyer may shortcut you.
Domains over $10,000:
DvdPlayer.com … $125,000
Crete.com … $75,000
DomainDevelopment.com … $25,000
DomainAsset.com … $25,000
Branding.org … $25,000
Cards.us … $25,000
UsedCaravans.com … $22,500
ActingClasses.com … $20,000
Arcade.org … $20,000
2012Election.com … $20,000
ContentWriter.com … $20,000
AffiliateIncome.com … $19,000
Aristocracy.com … $18,500
FaceTreatment.com … $18,500
ExerciseBalls.com … $18,000
MNK.com … $15,000
STFU.com … $15,000
RecipeBooks.com … $15,000
TutoringService.com … $15,000
Juicer.org … $13,000
WebLayout.com … $12,500
Dudu.co … $10,000
Domains between $5,000 and $10,000:
PartyAccessories.com … $9,999
Mung.com … $8,800
KeyHolders.com … $7,777
AP.tv … $7,600
Straighten.com … $7,500
CivilUnions.com … $7,500
GoldBangles.com … $7,000
Gate.org … $7,000
Courteous.com … $6,000
Golfer.org … $5,000
Brangelina.com … $5,000
Irritable.com … $5,000
Genis.com … $5,000
MarketingService.com … $5,000
Domains between $1,000 and $5,000:
SolarBusiness.com … $4,950
69.tv … $4,900
Attenuate.com … $4,500
Arks.com … $4,000
Winy.com … $4,000
Hyla.com … $3,850
BestTermInsurance.com … $3,500
Fisco.com … $3,500
Housecoats.com … $3,500
GpsDevice.com … $3,333
Caip.com … $3,000
FloridaHomeLoan.com … $3,000
ExerciseShoes.com … $2,750
Finalizing.com … $2,500
Scanner.us … $2,500
Flats.info … $2,500
Cardios.com … $2,500
Herbivores.com … $2,500
CashDonation.com … $1,900
CloudCombo.com … $1,900
Earstuds.com … $1,750
CuteBeds.com … $1,500
Ceremoniously.com … $1,500
VideoShoot.com … $1,500
VideoClip.tv … $1,500
RemodelingLoan.com … $1,500
Fleecing.com … $1,499
DesignerPens.com … $1,495
IJP.net … $1,488
ToningLotion.com … $1,350
TravelForFree.com … $1,250
4023.com … $1,200
PowerChords.net … $1,200
Reclines.com … $1,200
Earphones.co … $1,000
HollyBush.com … $1,000
Skatey.com … $1,000
Apperatus.com … $1,000
Domains under $1,000:
Thorned.com … $999
CanineDoctor.com … $999
SideBars.com … $950
Anibal.com … $950
ArizonaRealtor.com … $899
Ministre.com … $800
Coprocessor.com … $777
MakingMoneyQuick.com … $750
ContrarianInvesting.com … $750
SurfClinic.com … $750
StoneFurniture.com … $750
Zypi.com … $600
OptimizationSoftware.com … $550
Eraptor.com … $500
OrganicPacifiers.com … $500
InsuranceAuto.co … $500
OutSchool.com … $500
NameMarketing.com … $500
Pulpers.com … $400
CreditCardFaqs.com … $399
IndividualIra.com … $330
LeafExtract.com … $300
DataReseller.com … $288
ImpressFriends.com … $250
LasVegasRatings.com … $240
EveningCompanion.com … $200
Note that DomainAsset.com is a combo, the seller will give you the singular and plural.
And dudu.co is a package of 10 catchy .co domains: bobo.co, dudu.co, fafa.co, fofo.co, nene.co, rere.co, sisi.co, tete.co, vava.co, veve.co.
Thanks to support the voices of the domain industry!!!””””
a couple or so seem useful
Not a bad list, but some of the names will become obsolete in a couple of years.
I have new respect for people putting together lists and auctions. You get a ton of entries. Most of which are overpriced and 90% have no chance of selling. I think we came up with a pretty decent list out of names submitted. There are a few on there I can’t believe didn’t sell immediately. Still early in the day.
What is 10% of nothing?
Maths,
Too late, already something. Not many sold but the number is already way ahead of the number of girls that find you remotely attractive
Not sure why you guys didn’t pick BuyGames.co. It seems alot better than most on the list.
Dave
I see some good names in the list
LMFAO at the $125,000 asking price for dvdplayer.com! I wouldn’t pay $1,000 for that name – maybe $500, but that’s tops.
Overall, a pretty crappy list of names, not worth even bidding on.
The list is not good and agree with Elliot on dvdplayer.com
Don’t worry maths I am sure the number of women finding you attractive is still higher than the number of people who find Shane funny.
Hyla.com is nice and good price (not mine). Some of these don’t seem like domainer to domainer prices. cheers
John,
Nice. Probably true. I take it I’m going to have to scratch you off the list of those that do? Now down to 3.
On a serious note, I figure it’s better to try and make something happen even if it doesn’t work out perfectly. I always used to see the lists and auctions and say, I could pick better names than that, or why would they put that name. Life is simple when all you do is question. It becomes a little more challenging when you actually have to answer them.
@shane
Yes I would agree the domain biz its a lot more challenging that it seems when you roll up your sleeves and start doing it. Everyone hears about dudu.com selling for $1 million and thinks its easy to make money in domains.
Many of the high profile sales by domainers are the guys that have thousands or even hundreds of thousands of names of their own. Or Sedo that has millions and millions of listings.
I have a lot of respect for the guy that buys a domain, then just picks up the phone and calls end users himself and gets it sold. That seems to be the part of the business everyone wants to avoid.
How many sold so far?
Lots of these names have been kicked around for many years, and are recent drop catches in the aftermarket, nothing new here.
Hard to pitch anything to domainers, just to random…
ArizonaRealtor.com is a TM, suprised you guys didn’t pick up on that.
2012Election……….$20K………what happens when it’s over in 10 months?
One of these days,
…the domainer to domainer to domainer to domainer to domainer market
should become more of a domainer to end user market. Won’t it be cool!
Don’t understand why someone would buy 2012Election.com when its sitting here for $1241 BIN on SEDO???
http://sedo.com/search/details.php4?domain=2012election.com&trackingRequestId=22449852&tracked=&partnerid=&language=us
@Dave
2012Election dot com is listed with GoDaddy Auctions for $1034…….ya think the owner would
pull it from Sedo and GoDaddy before listing it with Cax for $20K!