D&D Consulting Ltd. is offering a $10,000 finder’s fee to anyone who refers the individual who buys the company’s Internet domain, Disaster.com. The silent auction started Oct. 22 with a minimum asking…
Category: Domain Auctions
12,000 Auctions, 8,900 Bidders and 350,000 Bids: We Conclude Halvarez Was The Only Shill Bidder At Snapnames
When Snapnames put each user’s entire auction history into there respective Snapnames.com account last Saturday night, we went to work. We scraped all the data from every auction. We got every bid,…
12,000 Auctions: The Halvarez Effect On Our Account (So Far)
Now that Snapnames put all auction history into the system going back to its first auction in August 2004 (prior to that Snapnames gave the domain to the person who backordered it…
Moniker.com Extended TRAFFIC Auction Nets $278K
Here are the results for the Moniker.com extended TRAFFIC auction which was held on SnapNames.com yesterday which generated $278,338 in sales. In all, 139 domains sold and I’m sure none of you…
Our Picks For The RickLatona.com TRAFFIC Extended Auction Today
The extended auction of the RickLatona.com TRAFFIC auction will be held today online at 1:30pm EDT. There are about 600 domain in the extended auction including those that did not sell in…
Namejet Plays The “This Can’t Happen To Us” Card & That’s Troubling
Late today, we received a notice from NameJet.com, basically saying that what happened at Snapnames.com could not happen at NameJet.com “””At NameJet we have the necessary security protocols in place to prevent…
TechCrunch.com Crunches Snapnames.com Calling The Domain Business “Dirty”
Michael Arrington, wrote the story for TechCrunch on the Snapnames.com bidding scandal and the opening paragraph should give you an idea of how the rest of the story reads: “”Anyone who doesn’t…