There’s something on this list for everyone. From the greatest domaining-related domain on the market (GreatestDomains.com at only $1.5k, regged since 1999) to great blog domains (OnlineTradinngBlog.com at $250, OCDBlog.com at $150), one worders, aged dot coms and so on. Email me at admin@domainingtips.com to let me know which domain(s) you want to buy.

First come, first served.

Here are the domains:

GreatestDomains.com at $1,500

4 one word dot mx domains:

Tuning.mx – $500
Management.mx – $500
MiniGolf.mx – $200
PingPong.mx – $200

Two great blog domains:

OnlineTradingBlog.com – $250
OCDBlog.com – $150

4 aged dot coms at only $100 each:

AudioCabinet.com – regged since 2000
PetFerrets.com – regged since 2001
ChineseGongs.com – regged since 2003
RetroHelmets.com – regged since 2006

And last but not least, the dot coms below at the following prices:

1) $35 each if you buy less than 5
2) $32.5 each if you buy 5 or more
3) $30 each if you buy 10 or more
4) $25 each if you buy all of them

Here they are:

MicroDebates.com
AntiHomosexuality.com
BloggingSpecialists.com
BusinessPresentationTemplates.com
MassageForBeginners.com
PreteenClothes.com
SadJokes.com
SyphilisTests.com
VideoDebates.com
DualMonitorLaptop.com
DualMonitorLaptops.com
MiddleAgedModels.com
MustacheTrimming.com
BumClothes.com
SharedHostingWebsites.com
SharedHostingSites.com
NarrativeJournalism.com
MaleHairPieces.com
RelationshipPersonals.com
CustomPromotionalMerchandise.com
HoustonISP.com
FunctionalReading.com
CemeteryCandles.com
AnimatedDecorations.com
AnimalAggression.com
SatiricalCartoons.com
VoltageMeasurement.com
DogPregnancyTests.com
MostDangerousSports.com

As mentioned at the beginning of this post, email me at admin@domainingtips.com to let me know which domain(s) you want to buy. First come, first served.

As you know, I blog about coupons, great deals and so on a lot on DomainingTips.com.

But even the industry’s self-proclaimed cheap bastard misses deals every now and then, can’t win ’em all.

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All of the auctions will start tomorrow and end next week.

To take a look at their entire inventory, click HERE.

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There’s a LLL.de event over at Sedo, all of the auctions will end in approximately 2 days and 15 hours.

Personally, at the moment of writing, if I were to choose between LLL.co.uk domains and LLL.de domains, I’d choose .de simply because you don’t have to worry about something like the .uk introduction which definitely sucks for .co.uk domain holders.

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Some of the people who will contact you in order to inquire about a domain literally don’t understand what makes certain domains more valuable than others. Sure, most of them won’t turn into buyers even if you educate them but a few of them will.

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… three of them for dot coms at $2.95 each and one for dot coms at $2.49 each.

I think the first two should work for everyone, not just for people from the US/Canada.

Not sure about the other two.

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The registries (PIR aka Public Interest Registry for dot org and Verisign for dot net) will be increasing the price of dot net and dot org domains as of the 1st of July.

Just thought I’d let you guys know so you can make the proper arrangements.

If you can, try to register/renew/transfer domains before the new prices go live.

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Since I specialize in providing online services, I hope you’ll find my experience useful and also hope it will at least slightly change the way support guys, account reps and so on are treated.

I’m sure all of you know that I own a hosting company, DomainingServers.com and some of you guys also ordered articles from Articles.biz, the site through which my company provides article writing services.

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Isn’t it ironic that sometimes, you have money burning a hole in your pocket but it just seems there are no decent deals on the reseller market? The same way, the exact opposite can often happen: you can come across lots of great deals but at that very point, not have enough liquidity to go through with them.

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One of the approaches I don’t agree with is the “meh… I might develop it later on” mentality.

Realistically speaking, domainers *won’t* develop most of their domains, the overwhelming majority in fact.

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