If You Want One Of The Best .Auction Domains You Better Bring A Big Check; Up To $60k A Year

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.Auction which goes into general availability on Wednesday is coming with some pretty stiff premium registration and renewal pricing.

The new extension is being sold by Rightside.

A regular registration will cost around $42.

Here are some of the more interesting domain names I found that are available as of publication (pricing based at rack rate at Enom.com):

$60,012 Registration fee and Annual renewal fee:

Ceramics.Auction

Charity.Auction

Coin.Auction

Coins.Auction

Condo.Auction

Condos.Auction

Estate.Auction

FineArt.Auction

FineWine.Auction

Foreclosure.Auction

Furniture.Auction

i.Auction (iauction.com sold for $50K one time payment in 2009)

Land.Auction

Manuscripts.Auction

Memorabilia.Auction

NewYork.Auction

Paintings.Auction

Photographs.Auction

Posters.Auction

Silent.Auction

Travel.Auction

Watches.Auction

Wine.Auction

$1,019 Registration fee and Annual renewal fee:

Carpet.Auction

Carpets.Auction

Classiccar.Auction

CollectorCar.Auction

Collectible.Auction

Collectibles.Auction

ComicBook.Auction

ComicBooks.Auction

Costumes.Auction

Glass.Auction

Handbag.Auction

Photo.Auction

Photograph.Auction

Poster.Auction

SportsCar.Auction

SportsCars.Auction

Stamp.Auction

 

$512 Registration fee and Annual renewal fee:

ChineseArt.Auction

Costume.Auction

Impressionistart.auction

Postagestamps.Auction

Scottsdale.Auction

 

Reserved/Collision

Art.Auction

Auto.Auction

Book.Auction

Books.Auction

Car.Auction

Cars.Auction

Domain.Auction

Government.Auction

Home.Auction

House.Auction

Jewelry.Auction

Live.Auction

Online.Auction

Police.Auction

Realestate.Auction

Sports.Auction

Stamps.Auction

Toy.Auction

Toys.Auction

 

 

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. Joseph Peterson says

    So if you’re an auction house, you can either choose

    (A) Hire a new full-time employee for each product category — someone whose entire job is additional marketing, 40 hours x 52 weeks = 2,080 man-hours per year;

    or

    (B) Pay rent on a new domain for each product category — which adds to the burden of web design, content creation / curation, SEO, and social media but which doesn’t include any of the additional money to pay for these extra work loads.

    Hmm …