The Sedo Generic .Me Domain Name Auction Ends Tomorrow & 53 Domains Have A Bid

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The Sedo generic .Me domain name auction ends tomorrow Thursday July 12 starting at Noon EST.

As of publication with just about 24 hours to go out of the 190 domain names in the auction 53 have at least 1 bid on them but only 2 domains have reached reserve.

Shared.me has a high bid of $999 and has hit reserve as has the domain, Recall.me

The domain namechic.me has the most number of bids 7 but a high bid of only $400 just under its top reserve range of $499.

Here all domain names with at least one bid, and the current high bid, again as time of publication:
shared.me 999 USD
recall.me 999 USD
knows.me 800 USD
assistant.me 650 USD
webpoker.me 600 USD
follows.me 600 USD
substitute.me 599 USD
booze.me 575 USD
clouded.me 555 USD
listed.me 555 USD
psychologist.me 550 USD
backuping.me 525 USD
absolute.me 500 USD
combat.me 500 USD
weapon.me 500 USD
donating.me 500 USD
interesting.me 500 USD
comfy.me 500 USD
excited.me 500 USD
intercept.me 500 USD
healthify.me 500 USD
wifi4.me 499 USD
chic.me 400 USD
bcc.me 333 USD
digs.me 330 USD
tagged.me 250 USD
captcha.me 200 USD
favours.me 200 USD
unwind.me 175 USD
bengal.me 160 USD
usual.me 150 USD
taxadvice.me 150 USD
deactivate.me 125 USD
recharging.me 123 USD
vocal.me 115 USD
numberone.me 111 USD
number1.me 111 USD
n-y.me 110 USD
they.me 100 USD
keyboard.me 100 USD
maximise.me 100 USD
induce.me 100 USD
flavour.me 100 USD
decrease.me 100 USD
discounted.me 100 USD
seenby.me 100 USD
healthcover.me 100 USD
webify.me 100 USD
offshoring.me 100 USD
helpless.me 100 USD
sexbomb.me 100 USD
tested.me 100 USD
callback.me 100 USD

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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. Acro says

    So after the auction is over, will their imaginary buxom blonde account executive go back to her sabbatical, as the spam emails said?

  2. Jing.ly says

    If you correctly guess the winner of this auction either in terms of the final price or in terms of the number of bids (to be tweeted to @jing_ly) by the end of today – Brands-and-Jingles will give you a premium polo shirt with a custom name embroidered on your request.

  4. www.tl says

    Well, good luck with the auction Mark. Who knows, in the final
    hours there could be a lot more bidding.

    Oh, and try to ignore the idiots who keep knocking you, either
    here or on DNF; you know they have sweet F-A else to be doing.

    🙂

  5. .ME Of Course! says

    Thank you .TL!

    Majority of the 190 names to go to other guys tomorrow are priced cheap.ly and are much more stronger brands than those used by real companies presented in the recent study: http://www.thedomains.com/2012/06/24/new-study-shows-25-of-business/

    Brands-and-Jingles and its partners have about 10% of the premium market. We want to get some good names out so people start using them for real projects and services.

  6. Acro says

    @www.tl – Of course, those idiots are always trying to avoid being spammed with sub-par .Junk emails, particularly from fake buxom blondes returning from sabbaticals; how dare they!

  8. www.tl says

    @Suckas

    Very entertaining, however, you only managed to make a
    dumb joke, whereas he made tens of thousands of dollars…

    🙂