Today: EMCoin.com Sold For $24,999 / Arbitrage has a disastrous impact on the parking industry / Share your .si domains (super-intelligence) and More…

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

The results are in for NameFind’s domain auction (By Godaddy) – Have you been following the NameFind’s auction by Godaddy? If not, this recap of the results could prove to be an eye opener and motivational. Check it out!

EMCoin.com Sold For $24,999 – That’s not a bad domain name sales report for a 6-Letter, 2-Letter-Acronym + 4-Letter-Word, brandable, .com domain name for five-figures. Do you think it should have sold for more or less than what it sold for?

Arbitrage has a disastrous impact on the parking industry – When it comes to parking your domain names at different places, does it matter to you if the company endorses traffic arbitrage? Some people don’t care and others feel that traffic arbitrage is destroying parking for everyone. What are your thoughts?

Share your .si domains (super-intelligence) – Do you have some .si ccTLD’s laying around in your posrtfolio that you’re proud of? If so, you can brag about them in this .si ccTLD showcase and compare notes with other .si domain investors.

Campus.io sold for $11,751… – Are you investing into any .io ccTLD’s? If so, this five-letter, dictionaty-word, .io sales report for a low-five-figures might be of interest to you. Do you have any like this in your portfolio? Take a peek at the backstory.

Today: Up for Sale Deceiver.com /
Buying one and short two word .com, .net .org, .co, .ai, .io domains – Budget Above $500 /
BestPriceSecurity.com is Available for Auction / and more…

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

 Buying one and short two word .com, .net .org, .co, .ai, .io domains – Budget Above $500 – Check out your portfolio to see if you have any of these domains you’re willing to part with. May be worth some weekend spending money.

 BestPriceSecurity.com is Available for Auction – Last sold for around $2,000, so be sure to take a look because the auction ends in three days! Could this be a good investment in todays market?

Buying “AI” & “Prompt” & “Prompt Engineering” Domain Names (.com only) – See if you have these domain names! Could be worth some good money in todays market.

Budget Up to $5K. Looking for Ai keyword .COM – $5,000 sounds pretty good to me. See if you have any name in this catagory.

Up for Sale Deceiver.com – A solid one dictionary word .com. Could be what your portfolio needs.

Rondavels.com – Real Estate Domain for Sale – This could be a good investment. What is this pronounceable name worth to you though?

In anticipation of us all being able to meet in person again at NamesCon after several years, NamePros decided to go into their media archives to produce never-before-seen footage of the event. With NamesCon 2022 underway, it’s the perfect time to take a look back and appreciate all of the value it’s provided over the years. Enjoy!

Today: How to format and promote a domain auction for optimal results / MetroCorpCounsel.com Sold for $5,534 / The best places to check the sale history of specific domains / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today!

Buying LLL.com’s – Budget: Up to $15,000.00 ea. – If you are looking to liquidate one of your three-letter .com’s for quick capital, this might be an opportunity.

Looking for 4 letter .com tech/web related – Budget: Up to $5,000.00 – If you have a four-letter .com in your portfolio that could pass as tech or web related, this buyer may be interested in a smooth transaction with you. Check out their guideline.

Share Your Sports Betting Domains – How many sports betting domain name assets do you own? Are they any good? Check out what these domain investors own and share your best one’s too.

How to format and promote a domain auction for optimal results – Do you have a super secret method of formatting your domain auctions and a top secret way you promote it for optimal exposure? Take a peak at what some domain investors do and share some of your secrets too.

The best places to check the sale history of specific domains – Do you have a favorite tool or resource that you use to identify and compare domain sales history? Check out what other domain investors use for sales history and compare notes.

MetroCorpCounsel.com Sold for $5,534 – That’s not a bad domain name sales report for a sixteen-letter, three-word, Long-Tail (3 or more words), .com domain for a mid-four-figures. Do you think it should have sold for more or less than what it sold for?

Share your Casino, Gaming, and Gambling Domains – Do you own any good casino, gambling, or gaming domain asset you’re proud of? Share some of your best and check out what other investors own.

Today: Proxy Bidding vs Last Minute Bidding / So who is the domain investor behind that username or avatar? /
IronRuby.net Sold for $4,050 / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today!

Hotel.repair – This is an interesting hack with the the new .repair gTLD. I could see it working for a hotel service/maintenance company. How much would you appraise this domain name asset for?

Buying Crypto Websites with some traffic – Budget: Up to $300.00 – If you have any crypto domains with a website that has some steady traffic you want to liquidate, check out this buyers guideline.

WhatIsOnYourMind.com – Check out this sixteen-letter, five-word, .com domain. Is that too long or do you think the phrase is powerful enough to have some liquidity in today’s market?

IronRuby.net Sold for $4,050 – That’s not a bad domain name sales report for a eight-letter, two-word, .net gTLD for a mid-four-figures. Do you think it should have sold for more or less than what it sold for?

So who is the domain investor behind that username or avatar? – Have you ever wondered who someone might be you are thinking about doing business with?

Proxy Bidding vs Last Minute Bidding – Which one do you prefer and why? Check out what hard core domain resellers are saying about proxy bidding versus last minute bidding.

The number 1 reason domain investors use namePros – Take a look at what some domain investors are saying the number one reason is that they have been using namePros (some, for well over a decade). Why do you use namePros? Cast your vote in the poll, too.

Today: Pump and dump in the domain industry / How to develop a domain into a niche job board / NamesCon/ROTD Auction Results (2018) / And more!

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This month’s Sedo GreatDomains auctions are in my opinion better than last month’s but still, not exactly inventory I’d call spectacular. However, some of you might find something of interest, especially if you’re into short domains. I’d say the short domain category is well-represented this month, whereas other domain categories… not so much.

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This month’s GreatDomains auctions are nothing special but still, not awful. They really need better diversified inventory IMO. Their short domain selection is decent (the reserves, not always) but they need solid inventory outside the realm of short domains as well. Still, even if the inventory isn’t spectacular, I’m writing this post because a few of you might find something of interest. The auctions started yesterday and will end on the 23rd.

I’m not sure why I keep blogging about Sedo GreatDomains, as I’m practically giving them free exposure at this point despite their inventory not being stellar. Perhaps it’s because I remember the “good ol’ days” when the inventory used to be better. Old habits die hard I guess. I really wish they’d do a better job but at the end of the day, I’m not responsible for how others run their business.
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I was looking at this month’s Sedo Great Domains inventory and initially thought to myself that the lineup seems decent. But after taking a look at the reserve ranges, I’m left scratching my head.
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The auctions are being held on NameJet and please note that not all of them end at the exact same time, they’re ending 5 hours and 5 minutes to 6 hours and 45 minutes from now. I was following one of the domains but the current bid exceeds what I’d consider a bargain price and since I tend to be a cheap bastard when buying, I’m no longer interested.
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