Escrow.com

I’ve discovered a test that will instantly tell if someone has Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). While I’m lucky enough to have been blessed with the complete opposite of OCD, I do see the value in keeping everything in order, in there place and organized. So here’s what you do to see if someone you know or just met has OCD. You show them a phone like this. If they have OCD they will lose there mind, they won’t be able to handle so many unread messages. They will demand that you delete or read all of them, which obviously is impossible at this point. Who has time to deal with 200K emails? Plus you can always just search for the email you need. It’s like your own private blockchain of information.

This doesn’t have to be used as a test, you can simply use it to freak out people with OCD. In fact after seeing a phone like this they’ll also likely have PTSD.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AvoidAddiction.com I think avoid is a good word to use with addiction. Sometimes you have to make cognitive decisions that take you out of situations that could be addictive. That’s the whole point of addiction, if you wait till your in the middle of it you may be caught.

BankCoinage.com Not the best coinish name, but it’s money and currency related

BoltMoney.com A few more maybe random money brands

ByteDollar.com

CarLords.com They know everything there is to know about cars

CitiSharp.com Lots of things in the city that could be sharp and need a brand

CloudGenesis.com In the beginning of the cloud there was water vapor

CurrencyStats.com A forex or crypto type tracking name

DigiPursuit.com

DrMen.com It’s only 5 letter long

FoodBistro.com delicious exotic sounding food

FullSequence.com

GoldStructure.com A house built out of solid gold

iShouldnt.com Sure it’s a contraction, but that’s how everyone in the world would say it in conversation.

LuckHard.com It’s backwards, but I think it’s sounds cool

PitaRolls.com Found in your grocers freezer

RealtyUltra.com A real estate name

SemScore.com

StealthAttack.com Sounds like a video game

SwiftMotor.com Could be fast cars, but I think it’s a good name for a mechanic

TechyCare.com A tech help service

UniFrame.com Has a frame that’s one solid piece, not pieces connected together

UpFact.com I like up added to short keywords

VaultForLife.com Safe storage for the important things in your life for your whole life

WalletZen.com Store your coin with peace and transcendence

WineMix.com Mix with water for instant wine

YouCritic.com An app that criticizes you every day to make you a better person.

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

FootballFan.com
MadPaper.com
GiantSize.com
croky.com
jlz.com
XCulture.com
OrderMovies.com
OwnStocks.com
MobileToken.com
YouthStaff.com
TalentLobby.com
Ridio.com
CheapRing.com
MultipleCash.com
MrBuys.com

Flippa/SEDO

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Brandables

Allobi.com
Bellerio.com
Bellonde.com
Bibleos.com
Bigarta.com
Bitterish.com
Bocue.com
Boneko.com
Canely.com
Cetena.com
Cheznia.com
Chontos.com
Clarrity.com
Conutz.com
Duxxo.com
Emotioni.com
Expevo.com
Fatcho.com
Firogo.com
Fragoza.com
Gettyo.com
Halbz.com
Ibiqi.com
Iggra.com
Injoyable.com
Isazo.com
Jepel.com
Jovea.com
Klipeo.com
Kupod.com
Misked.com
Papcy.com
Pattal.com
Pejuta.com
Plenry.com
Pupod.com
Shiltz.com
Sipily.com
Snalf.com
Spinnix.com
Stellaros.com
Tavrey.com
Tevezo.com
Travavo.com
Upitty.com
Zbind.com
Zolola.com

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

777822.com
988101.com
988105.com
321001.com
988103.com
988107.com
9211.info

One Worders and Other TLD’s

NewDimension.org
Exporting.net
CopyMachine.net
PhotoStack.net
Permits.cc
Mindy.us
Quicks.co
Corks.biz
Unworldly.org

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

CannaPsychic.com
Cannastrology.com
ProfitBud.com
VapeStatus.com
WeedActive.com
WeedReed.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

NamePros

PropertyLoans.info
CrimeUSA.com
CampusRaffles.com
Kalub.com
Lunos.com

IndustrialSupplies.us
CommunicationsSecurity.com
Astonishingly.com
DailyPics.net
TUZQ.com

AutoInsuranceGuide.net
Welcomed.net
BestRebateCard.com
TUZQ.com
InsuranceTracker.net

uWeird.com
ScalpTransplant.Com
Risky.info
Azzq.com
YF.si

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. We Charge $10 per name per day. We may be able to help. If you have an auction you want to promote, email us for details.*All names chosen by us, Shane and Josh . (ie you click through and purchase a name you like) or an occasional paid listing. Everything we say is based on our own research or is opinion. Do your own due diligence. That means look it up yourself if you don’t think the stats or our opinion is correct. We hand choose the names but we are paid to make this list by both the auction houses, individuals that are auctioning names, and Godaddy affiliate links. Keep that in mind and only buy names that YOU think are good

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My Dad has decided he is going to stay in Naples for the hurricane. It’s not really the smartest choice he’s made but he wanted to get the place secured for the storm and by the time it was time to leave he was more worried about getting caught in traffic or having trouble getting gas than he was about the storm. Of course that changed a little the last few days and now he really gets to experience it. That’s the story he’s going to tell you. He had plenty of time. I called him 4 days ago and told him to leave. I think at first he took it too lightly and then he hunkered down like he’s going to stranded for a month. And he could be. Generators, other backup power. Bathtub full of water. Food for a month. His place is hurricane proof and 3 miles from the water so he really should be just fine. The problem is going to be outside and leaving for a while. Its going to be pretty ugly. He got tired of people calling to tell him how stupid he was. I called him and told him to put the will and write his name on his arm. He called me back because I was the only one that taking it in stride. I honestly would have done the same thing. I am an adventurer and while I have no desire lose my life, I have no problem climbing a mountain or doing things that aren’t all that safe. I even drove to my house ahead of a tornado that was absolutely headed my way. I had a storm shelter in my basement and knew that I would be safe and there was no way I was letting my wife go through it alone. It did end up destroying everything but we got through it, nobody died and only a few broken bones in town. Hoping my Dad has the same experience or less and no broken bones.

Now on to domains: There is something the auction house HAVE to start doing. On any new gTLD, they need to put the renewal price of the domain. I don’t care where they get it. What registrar they support when they say what the price is somewhere. Not knowing giving the information to the buyers is careless and leaving key information that the buyers need. “that is the due diligence of the buyer” Is knowing the car I just bought was in a flood my responsibility as well? A seller should give as much information about the product as they can. If they can’t give that out then they have no business selling the product in my opinion. Looking forward to seeing which auction house starts doing this first. Here are today’s names. Click for most recent price

Quote of the Day: “Don’t think outside the box, think like there is no box”

Domain of the Day: CryptDecrypt.com Long but its crypto and memorable

Namejet , DropCatch, and Sedo Names at Auction

HelpEachOther.org Great thought here. Weather or no weather we should. No bidders

MoldCompany.com So much money in mold removal. Going to be hundreds of millions of work down in Florida soon

ActiveHoldings.com Great name for a financial company. 8 bidders at press time

Haves.com There are only two kinds of people. The haves and the have nots

InsuranceExchange.com Can’t believe this one isn’t higher. Great name for exactly what it says. I checked for a typo three times

ViewStick.com Sounds like a real thing No bids

PrepaidTuition.org $6.50 CPC. Most states offer this for their in state colleges

VMB.com I am a buyer of LLL with V as long as its the first letter

DrySide.com How my mother in law’s cooking is a little on this. Just kidding

RXMT.com RX for medical. Will probably go to MMJ

SantaLand.com Who doesn’t love Santa?

Live.Bingo Has to be the highest price received for a .bingo

HJCM.com 7 bidders and has me reserve

M.Casino Single letter .casino doing very well. Again, need to put up renewal price in the description

HZJM.com Doing better than I expected. Then again, names always do better or worse than I expect because of something in China I don’t know about it

RhodeIsland.org DomainInvesting.com talked about the history behind this name

Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

IFGN.com Great letters. 1998 birthday

Zshirts.com Just a little cooler than Tshirts

PowerRider.com I can’t think of anything that’s not dirty here. I just leave quietly

AdventureCove.com Sounds like a video game I played back in the 80s

eEurope.com We still doing E names? Lots of bidders think we are

🚒.ws FireEngine Kids love them, adults move over for them, and fires fight them.

Teachers.tv 34,000 backlinks and you know a bunch of them are edu

SalesPartner.com Perfect name for sales assistant software

6866.cc Will probably cross $2500. Yeah .cc has no value

JobHive.com I think I said last week that hive names were still in play. Here’s another

StopBloodDiamonds.org 1 million backlinks according to expireddomains.net

TipMate.com Its either going to help me calculate tips or learn how to make more of them

Domains That I Like With One or No Bids

VegasAdvertising.com Plenty of advertising in vegas. Anything that can be seen is plastered with it. No bids

WePlayToWin.com Lets you know somebody is serious

HealthNumbers.com Eventually everyone will have a health score. Mine is 92

ToothMaker.com Gets 90 visits a month. Good name for a machine that 3D prints teeth. I have one. It’s nice

TellYourStory.org Give them a voice

ToughGrass.com A lawn that can take a beating or canna

Other Domains With Bids

122157.com
31890.com
4ReplicaWatch.net
AllDivorceLawyers.com
AutoDealerBase.com
BlockTown.com
BlueberryHillBass.com
BuildingBuilders.com
BuyKettleChips.com
CanningAcrossAmerica.com
Casques-Discount.com
Cheneo.com
Chicago-Harpist.com
Ccltrails.info
CMRR.net
ContractorsAV.com
CTLG.net
DansTube.com
DhakaCity.org
EpicSoundtracks.com
ExpressTransporters.com
FizzLive.com
RNTK.net
GlobalFinanceNetwork.com
GoutReliefCures.com
HomesThatRock.com
InfluencerCommunity.com
InfluencerNews.com
KK6K.com
LookBangalore.com
LorenasredWagon.com
LyricsDekh.com
MilRecords.com
MovelloMoving.com
NCR.net
NewsBHAI.com
Pilates-Institute.com
PodcastVR.com
PokeRun.com
RewiredCapital.com
RVNCpital.com
ShuteyeRecords.com
SneakerSpanish.com
Spedals.com
Storage212.com
TahitiVR.com
terra-organica.com
Thaicd.com
ThaiFriends.com
TheNewLondonCarlton.com
TheShinguardian.com
TopUSASlotsOnlineCasino.com
UsDentist.com
ValueTourism.com
Vealohd.net
VIHQ.com
VisitNapaValleyWinery.com
VRHousing.com
VYDT.com
WildRiverAcademy.com
YDGW.net
YogaMall.com
ZACX.com
Zejtunparish.com

Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. I Charge $10 per name per day. We may be able to help. If you have an auction you want to promote, email us for details.*All names chosen by me, Shane or Josh . (ie you click through and purchase a name you like) or an occasional paid listing. Everything I say is based on my own research or is opinion. Do your own due diligence. That means look it up yourself if you don’t think the stats or my opinion is correct. I hand choose my names but I am paid to make this list by the auction houses, individuals that are auctioning names, and Godaddy affiliate links. Keep that in mind and only buy names that YOU think are good

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I started my transition this week from giving talks on straight gardening to giving talks about business, family, and the journey of building a life. I also started charging a larger fee so I can actually pay for my time and not just promote the nursery. It went pretty well but I have found that most people just aren’t used to hearing a good speaker. A person that is having a good time on stage, knows their content, and delivers with some humor and enthusiasm. I have a lot of good experiences that I can pull out of the bag and domain investing is certainly helped in that realm. Meeting Kim Kardashian, getting sick at the grotto of the Playboy mansion, and various other “adventures” in the journey to create a domain business. Add in working in a 5th generation green operation with your family on a day to day business and I am pretty diverse. There is plenty of speech material. In short, it went well and I think if I add a few more pieces to the final ending of my business puzzle I can start doing a lot more of these. I just have to have a few more reasons for people to book me so I can tell me stories. Here are today’s names. Click for most recent price

Quote of the Day: “Two things Florida can teach the other 49 states: how to make a good margarita and how to deal with the aftermath of a hurricane” -Tom Feeny

Domains of the Day: 365.tv All day, every day

Namejet , DropCatch, and Sedo Names at Auction

OL0.com Oh L Zero. I am always surprised how much CCC.com coms go for. Even he zero Oh combos

ArmorPay.com online payment name closes today

DotComs.com Where the money is at. Now you can own the dot com dot com

CleaningChemicals.com 38 bidders evidently have some cleaning to do. 1995 birthday

LiveVideoSlots.com Poor people LOVE video slots. They don’t even know what it takes to win but they still throw in the money

SavePower.com I am a buyer of energy and power names. Not saying you should but you should pay attention

NSWS.com Great letters and the reserve looks low enough that it will sell

WheatBeer.com America’s favorite beer. I made that up but it could be correct

KS.cc Wondered why there were no bidders and then I saw the reserve

RockNRoll.org Only two bidders. 1998 domain

TrackClub.com I see it as an athletic fashion line

ISPT.com Under $400 at press time

BitBrowser.com Bitcoin browser?

Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

LuckyPlace.com We have tons of slot machine rooms here in our city. I think they’re all named this

OtherLands.com 1996 domain. Memorable. Just not sure what my target market is

CanShop.com The acronym for my company but Can is a lot of different things

DealGrabber.com If they think it will save them money they will visit

588288.com Big Price on the board today

KDDN.com Crossed the four figure mark. N for network……or name

OLMB.com Great letters. will get a discount because of the O

Domains That I Like With One or No Bids

Inducer.com It’s science man. Something to do with biochemistry I’m told

PageSweep.com 1999 birthday. Tool for cleaning up websites? No bids at $12

TheSpruceGoose.com I went and saw it at The aviation museum in Oregon. No bids

GhettoFly.com No bids. Not a ton of value but could be a fashion line

DomainOfferings.com Has 6500 backlinks so somebody in our industry once used it

ThirdLeaf.com Canna shop

Walmars.com We still doing typos. One bidder still is

TripKeep.com Travel journal, expense report app

InjuryPayment.com What ambulance chaser lawyers are looking for

CryptoExtra.com Has crypto in it. That’s usually good enough

oBlockchain.com Not sure of the value of putting a random letter in front of the word blockchain

HBlockchain.com Another one. Each have one bid

OrderInk.com Ink is still one of the most expensive substances on earth. Not a bad name for $12

Jokn.com I think I used to own this name

Other Domains With Bids

11sw.com
3d02.com
5fish.net
AdultSexBlogs.com
BOE.cc
ClaiborneHouse.net
Earnz.com
EmmonsGuitar.net
EnergywisePA.org
Facelyft.com
Filesvr.com
Flabell.com
FreeShareWeb.com
FurnitureMarketplace.com
GlobalPressInstitute.org
Grubido.com
Happy-Monkey.net
HeadFood.com
HGRG.net
HotelPeak.com
HoustonCriminalLawJournal.com
LiveSteamers.com
LZTY.net
m15concerts.com
Nazhe.com
OgreFest.org
OutlookReminder.com
Pornvb.org
RCTopHobby.com
RolledUpPretty.com
RTSGuru.com
SFPC.net
SigmaChat.com
SLPT.net
Splitfy.com
SpyDevelopment.com
SUV.me
The-Penultimate-Word.com
TrendsPhotos.com
TXQK.net
UAZt.com
UOXF.com
ValueFinance.com
VectorStudy.com
VideoKurs.com
VLGG.com
VNNWcom
VoyeurTools.org
WichitaVending.com
Wildrovers.com
Yatori.net
ZPIU.com
Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. I Charge $10 per name per day. We may be able to help. If you have an auction you want to promote, email us for details.*All names chosen by me, Shane or Josh . (ie you click through and purchase a name you like) or an occasional paid listing. Everything I say is based on my own research or is opinion. Do your own due diligence. That means look it up yourself if you don’t think the stats or my opinion is correct. I hand choose my names but I am paid to make this list by the auction houses, individuals that are auctioning names, and Godaddy affiliate links. Keep that in mind and only buy names that YOU think are good

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Escrow.com

One of the best things with buying and selling domains is the ability to quickly change strategy, pivot or try different things without much hassle. This whole game is a learning process that works differently for every single investor. Sure there are universal principles, but there are so many things that are subjective and have no “right” answer.

For example, over the last couple of months, I’ve sold some domains for a lot more than I had them listed for on platforms with BIN prices. I’ve also messed up and undersold names because I had them listed too low somewhere, got a higher offer, then lost the higher offer because they found it cheaper. While this doesn’t happen that often, it’s something to consider.

The point is, I’ve harped on listing names with reasonable BIN prices, but then my theory gets rocked by a sale that might be 10X the BIN list price, or a price that I envisioned listing it for but have yet to list it.

There are so many uncontrollable variables, and I don’t know what the right answer is. I do know that I will sell more names with a reasonable BIN price and selling creates momentum and builds confidence. So we’re left with “gut” intuition, a little bit of luck and the ability to change the strategy if something’s not working or could work better.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AboveOrganic.com Organic products that stand out from the competition

AnswerUs.com Find the answer you need, maybe a call taking center

BarnHarvest.com this name makes me think of brand of fresh produce

BlackOctagon.com Start your own underground fight club

BrainConcept.com A tool that helps you brain storm and come up with new ideas

BudgetProcess.com Learn how to make a budget

BurgerKit.com A prepackaged kit to make gourmet burgers

CatSquad.com Cat people will spend lots of money for their cats

Crediso.com A credit type brand

DoNotDoubt.com A call to action type name

ExpertArtwork.com Because who wants art from a non expert?

FineFlavors.com icecream?

FuzeCafe.com

GainStack.com

HealthLast.com A product to keep you healthy

HikeU.com I personal hiking brand

iLoveBullShit.com Some people love to BS

ImmortalZ.com Sounds like it has something to do with aliens that can’t be killed

MoonPad.com Sounds like something cool, but I’m not sure what it is.

OfTheFuture.com upcoming things, or maybe trend predictions

PipeOlogist.com The study of pipes, could be plumbing or “glass”

PlotGrid.com A mapping or GPS name

Podimus.com

PublicOrigin.com

ReportHazard.com a site that shows you all the road hazards so you can avoid them or report new ones

SemRight.com Search Engine Marketing the right way

SquareDebt.com

StreetCaller.com

TraderGang.com

TruthNova.com New truth

VisionGurus.com Eye Dr’s or online contact and eye glass sales. Maybe Lasik

WholeName.com could be a domain sales site

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

EuropeByAir.com Helicopter, or hot air balloon tours of Europe

EpicChallenge.com Sounds like a race or a tough man type contest

DomainScript.com Code to catch domains or run an api for auctions

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

63h.net
n53.net
ppssw.com
crssw.com

Brandables

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

MmjLocator.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

NamePros

CafeChat.net
TeacherScore.com
SellUsedBikes.com
AutoBuild.net
eCurrencyGuide.com

SmallRefrigerator.net
SealStamps.com
iPiii.com
iBankOnline.net
BuildableHomes.com

QuickForexTutorial.com
QualityBracelets.com
NothingsPerfect.com
IsraelPoker.com
LOTEMA.com

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

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The Heidi Powell case came to an end yesterday. She lost the case and of course she is upset. I hate to see her lose her domain but there was an ingredient in the case that made every thing difficult. Bankruptcy. When people are owed money things get vicious. I am not implying what happened here was fair but I am saying when people are owed money and someone is willing to pay big money for your assets, the probate is going to take that money to pay off your debts. Even if it is something you deeply care about. They just don’t care how important it is to you. If its an asset that someone is willing to pay for, they are going to take the money. She would have the domain if she didn’t have the bankruptcy. This comes across as harsh but bankruptcy is harsh. People think you can just declare bankruptcy, wipe away your bills, and keep your best stuff. It doesn’t work that way. You only keep the basic necessities to live and they try and get money for everything else. The new Heidi Powell is an awful person to us but to the original Heidi’s creditors she is a savior. The reason our industry is so supportive of Grandma Powell is she was down on her luck and someone was trying to take advantage. It sounds like the domain was her pride and joy. It was her. Her name, he representation on the web. I get that. Unfortunately, domains are unique, people’s names are not. And people are willing to fight for their names and often pay big money. The latter part I am happy for. Here are today’s names. Click for most recent price

Quote of the Day: “Most people never run far enough on their first wind to find out they’ve got a second” -William James

Domains of the Day: Chameleons.com 21 years old. Hard to find a plural animal/lizard in this market. At $1

Namejet , DropCatch, and Sedo Names at Auction

WheelLab.com A lot of money in tires and rims. Under $100 at press time

MGP.com Met reserve and will sell today. Great letters and yet another LLL.com I wish I owned

WineLTD.com Wine investment company, bottler, or sales

KGYE.com Met reserve at $200

FootballFan.com Hundreds of millions of them out there. Met reserve as well

CACC.com I was all over this one but its going to go over $5K IMO

eEMT.com Not sure an online EMT is going to do much in an emergency

AltToken.com Hottest category right now. Alt, token, bit, coin, chain, block. All hot

Atlantia.com 1995 domain. Sounds like the original lost city of Atlanta

TheSculptor.com I love art. But man is there some ugly art out there

M.Casino Close to meeting reserve. I’ve always thought that online gambling would be legal in the US eventually

PreventSnoring.com Zyppah seems to have done OK in the snoring biz

GanXiang.com Four figure name. Just buy it, it’s Chinese :)

KeyLog.com My worst nightmare. To be key logged. But I’d love to own the domain

Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

GoWin.com People sure do love this one. Good motivational quote and marketing quote. Price is steep

UsDiving.org Scuba, platform, and a few other types of diving would benefit from this one

Paxes.com 1998 domain but I have no idea what it means. Googling didn’t help me. But there are a few bidders and its getting a good price so I hate to miss out on something

MMA.me MMA is still the fighting sport of choice.

FHBK.com Officially a CHiP but the letters are good for the German market

Sweepr.com The 2007 thing of dropping the vowel is still popular

MultiFun.com Soooooo many ways to have fun

RumorHasIt.com That……?

SpendTheNight.com Hotel/Available room marketing name. Under $25 at press time

VapeSales.com Vape Nation cough cough

Domains That I Like With One or No Bids

HIDT.com Good letters that will go for value because of the I

RestoreMyHome.com Going to be a bunch of people that need this service after the hurricanes. Under $100 at press time

SportsInvestors.com Could be investing in sports related items but also would be a good sportsbook name

ImmersiveArts.com THE art buzzword last year. Surprised there aren’t any bids

BigPinky.com Memorable and cheap. Just like I like my wine

WalletPicks.com Pick the locks on bitcoin wallets

HardcoreCoffee.com New brands of coffee and coffee places coming out every day

BrownStripe.com Memorable, has some bids, but makes me think of skid marks in your underwear

BuyHempOil.com Every year the sales increase on this product. Wait until the laws loosen up a little

RoadPress.com Brand for more than writing news stories

TwoGirlsAndALadder.com I could watch this all day. No value but still a good concept

RelationshipExperts.com I always wonder what the home life of these experts are. No bids

MedicalCannabisLicense.com A bit long but a desire of many people

Other Domains With Bids

118163.com
289369.com
659696.com
8afmuseum.com
ADKN.com
AJMorris.com
AmiraPress.com
BacDebate.com
Belforfx.com
BestERP.com
BusinessLawDaily.net
calglass-pcc.com
Calsb.org
CMI.cc
CrazyIndianWedding.com
DanceTheZone.com
DonErickson.com
eBookNetworking.com
EdusoftTec.com
eKnowledgeCenter.com
EnvironmentalPlanners.com
Falcon-UAV.com
FlirtingStyles.com
FooDandBeverage-Network.com
Fotojosue.com
Fotova.com
GoldenSportsBar.com
Gordenindo.com
HealthMedsCheap.net
Homedical.com
Indiana-Okinawa.net
Juqian.net
LandlordShow.info
LeftBlogs.info
LegalGame.com
MamasLikeMe.com
NAKG.com
PlusWorks.com
PortComm.com
Primera88.com
Quanao365.com
RafaelJewelers.com
RiceHatersClub.com
RogerHumphries.com
SarkozyNicolas.com
SchoolBazaar.com
Secorissa.org
Shistlbb.com
SimpleHats.com
Solewit.com
SolsticeAdvertising.com
StephensMusicPUB.com
TedxTransmedia.com
TXTR.net
Until-Tuesday.com
UVU.co
YDAH.com
YVBH.com

The post Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Wednesday September 13th appeared first on DSAD.

I was talking to a new investor that was upset that I didn’t like his domain and it got me to thinking about something I wrote a few years ago. Turns out I wrote in on DomainShane five years ago . Like most things I write it rambled a bit. Yet I think it still has value, and actually will always have value ,so I am going to reprint it here to read again.

People are defensive. The less confident you are, the more likely you will react to anything negative that comes your way. But the reality is this. There is always going to be someone better than you at something that you do. There is only person that is THE best at something and the billion other people are not. The difference between an adult and a child is the ability to recognize the difference between I Can’t and I won’t. A child thinks they can’t achieve something, an adult realizes they can achieve almost anything but they won’t want to put the time and effort necessary to reach that goal because it would take away from so many other things.

As humans we love to come up with excuses why we aren’t better at something. It usually comes down to time, money, or information. The first one is a reality, but the fact of the matter is when most people say they don’t have the time they are not telling the truth. People MAKE time for things they want to do. You don’t have time to make it to your wife’s Christmas party but somehow you found a way to take time off of work to go to Vegas with your friends. You want something bad enough, you make time. Mark Cuban said something on Shark Tank that stayed with me. He instantly said no to a guy on SharkTank because he was an Ironman. He said that he would never invest in a guy that does triathlons. He said a guy that trains 15 hours a week is wasting time that could be put into his business. And that is absolutely true. Hobbies take time that could be spent on your business. It is why there are people that will be better than you. They go all in when most people mix their time among several different things. I have come to the realization that I can never be great or the best at anything I do because I don’t want to go all in. This is not a defeatist attitude, this is an intelligent attitude that acknowledges reality. Something that many people have difficulty doing because they take it personal that they may not be very good at something.

There are hundreds of men and women that are better domain investors than me. Yet I still do pretty well. I have set a goal that is realistic and I try and achieve it. I originally set a goal of $10K profit each year. Then I moved it to $30K and now it’s $50K. I will move it to $100K. Owen Frager reminds me daily that Schilling puts that much in his change jar each night. I am wise enough to know that I am not Frank Schilling. I am not jealous of Frank. I admire Frank and love to hear his approach to making money. Perhaps it will help me make more but beyond that I have nothing invested. I am not star struck by those that have achieved more than I. I only want to know what it took to get there and then analyze IF I would make certain investments is it possible to achieve and if it is, is that where I want to be. I do this with everything, from being an actor, to running certain businesses, to achieving athletic goals. As a 43 year old man that has had a ton of failures and successes I now can make accurate predictions of potential to achieve certain things. And the answer to most of them is “Nope, not possible”

Again, this is not negative, its reality. A reality that will help you achieve real goals and expand. Letting you have little victories along the way. Keep you setting that bar higher until you reach that point where you can decide if you want to “go all in”. Criticism of a guy that isn’t as good at something is meaningless. Even if they think they are the best. It is the biggest problem I have. I have always felt it was my duty to try and make people realize they aren’t as good as they think they are. I realize it’s wrong, and each year I get a little better, but I still keep trying to put mirrors in front of other people when I should be worrying about my own. The ironic part is I am even harder on myself. Making sure that I am realistic about where I stand and what I can accomplish with what I’m willing to put forward. I work my ass off at a lot of stuff and yet my returns are mediocre. It’s because I put it into too many things. I am good at a ton of things, I am great at none.

So I’ll leave you with this. Don’t worry about what others are doing in domain investing. Don’t worry about others calling your domains pigeon shit. But DO listen. Listen because if one person says that you have bad domains then they may be just trying to get your goat. If two people say that your portfolio has no value then it might just be chance. But if 5 people tell you the same thing then they are right and you need to change directions if you hope to achieve success. There is no such thing as everyone else being wrong. Divvy up your time wisely. Use it wisely but expect the results to be a direct relation to the effort put in. Don’t be upset when someone is better than you because they worked harder at it. Only worry about whether you got the results YOU expected from your effort. Jealousy is the homage mediocrity pays to those that work harder ….or something like that.

. Here are today’s names. Click for most recent price

Quote of the Day: “If my work was good enough I would never have to do publicity” -David Duchovny

Domains of the Day: GetThereQuicker.com Good marketing name for $12 (at press time, probably not now)

Namejet , DropCatch, and Sedo Names at Auction

HelpEachOther.org Closes today. Great name for all the things going on in Florida and Texas right now. Great timing on the name

MoldCompany.com Going to need a lot of these to help in Florida and Texas as well

ActiveHoldings.com Good name for an investment company

SantaLand.com Great name. Probably not going to reach this reserve. A bit of a reach

VMB.com Met reserve so its going to sell today

OWRD.com Met reserve at $79

BasketballFan.com Not getting quite the same returns as Football Fan

MediaSecure.com The market for securing data is billions and billions. Every hack makes this more valuable

ThermaClear.com One of those names that some company is going to want at some time. Just have to wait until they come a knockin

TheMicro.com Don’t know what its going to be used for but I would guess its going to be small

GlobalWorks.com worldwide name. But I guess that’s pretty obvious

DragonBorn.com Sounds like a last name from Game of Thrones

Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

SillyMe.com A term most people know. Also something your goofy aunt would say

1page.com All these bids on hopes that 1-page will upgrade.

SherryLabs.com Same here. Better ways to make money IMO

CustomAlert.com A bit generic but descriptive. And that’s good enough to give it value IMO

Spicewood.com Food brand all the way

SportsBee.com Somebody is going to try and make the spelling bee a sport. Or just a honey based sports food

BRMedia.com Media names have been money for years now

LaunchProject.com Always a need for more sites to help launch new projects

LocalGroups.com The net brings us around the world but also helps us find more things local

VegasNightclub.com Again, a bit generic but still a pretty good marketing name

WDC.cc One of the better LLL.cc for sale lately

Good Group of LLLL.coms Today

Domains That I Like With One or No Bids

Wijoo.com Not a bad 5L.com for $12

SlackersGuide.com No bids. 1999 birthday. Just in case you need some help being a slacker

DotMango.com Because you know its coming. And maybe their building won’t have to be within 100 yards of a giant car junkyard

DebtReliefToday.com Going to take a build out to realize the awesome $19 clicks. No bids

RackLab.com Sounds techy enough to put in portfolio IMO

NeuroGrowth.com 90 visits free with purchase. get smarter

Other Domains With Bids

573571.com
AcupressurePointsFor.com
AirTrafficAtlanta.com
Aksakal.info
AlohaAirlines.org
ArmyCourtMartialDefense.info
ArtzMania.com
ATexasLocksmith.com
Avenue5Naples.com
BKServices.com
BlitzVR.com
BrucieNYC.com
BullsnBears.com
BuyOnSale.com
CalicoCooper.com
CarsWallpapers.us
Ceelite.com
CommData.com
Corelux.com
CornellDailySun.com
CrowdReel.com
CSWTechnology.com
DaemonNews.org
DotNetObject.com
elliottranney.com
EPIE.org
FedecmiuUsA.com
ForexAdvanced.com
GetHealthyNow.biz
GildedAndProgressive.org
GlobalDiary.com
GolfDomeMississauga.com
GoofyHumor.com
HabitatSC.org
High-Density.com
KeepingTexasFirst.org
klimaforum09.org
KuwaitBusiness.net
LevantNews.com
LumberjackFeud.com
MetaLength.com
MKTOnline.com
Mundomascota.com
Netxchange.com
PDICom.com
RajunRestaurant.com
rodMillenStore.com
RomanianChess.org
SaltwaterConnections.org
SaveSong.com
seriesc.com
soberania.org
SoftwareBazar.com
SportyOutfits.net
StefanHolmBerg.com
Suaradesa.com
TapOutXT.com
TCAuto.com
TheAccla.com
TheBeautiList.com
TownOfJewett.com
TubeLightMovie.net
UCCTalks.com
VaporizerOnline.com
vdzv.com
VentureCannabis.com
Vivastay.com
WheresMyMidwife.org
Wikinger.com
Zingfu.com
ZombieTycoon.com

The post Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Thursday September 14th appeared first on DSAD.

I try not to profile my domain inquiries. But I do. I am almost 100% sure that when I get an inquiry for a domain from Nigeria that its going nowhere. When I get one from India, there may be conversation but they will not be willing to pay what I am asking. When I get one from Europe I get excited. Half of my end user sales have been to Europe. Yes, I realize that my stereotypes can be wrong. There are many Indian people and companies willing to pay good money for domains. They just don’t often come my way. Do I treat any of these any differently? No, I just lower my expectations to nothing. And so far I have been right on the money. Or lack of money. I’d love to hear your “good country, bad country” inquiries. Here are today’s names. Click for most recent price

Quote of the Day: “Talent brings you to the stairs, hard work gets you to the top”

Domains of the Day: CryptoCoin.tv Can’t get much hotter than crypto and now you can own the crypto video market

Namejet , DropCatch, and Sedo Names at Auction

SilverIngot.com People buy this just like gold bullion. And it all goes in cycles. Get it while it’s relatively cool

SecurityProgram.com It’s all about security right now. 50 51 bidders agree

YourOwnBlog.com No bidders. Solid marketing name if you are going to help them get started

DURE.com Has to be getting close to reserve. CVCV are killing it right now

SingleMen.com A lot of single women, and some married, are looking for exactly this

CleverDesigns.com Being unique and clever will trump smart in some situations. Visual design is one of them

RacingSystems.com Not a lot of poor people in racing

Squidward.com My favorite character on SpongeBob

Coba.com One of my favorite CVCV in a while

ABWB.com Reserve met under $200

Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

CCGH.com This is a $2500 at auction name in my opinion. Five figure retail. My opinion only

TAOP.com 1998 domain the just broke the four figure mark

GHSM.com Some very strong LLLL.coms on the board today

Truspeed.com Used to be a place to buy and service performance cars

Ottimo.com Upgrade name for quite a few entities

899877.com Top number of bids on the GD board today

GoldSeason.com I’m told that this will now be called Bitcoin season

Xtremeclean.com Because regular or extreme just isn’t good enough

Domains That I Like With One or No Bids

TiredPuppy.com I might be the only one that says it but I like to say “I’m one tired puppy”

TeenCandy.com Adult all the way. 1997 birthday. The domain not the teens

DamnThatsGood.com The name of my new cooking show. Already a show called “Fu## That’s Delicious”

Klojo.com 5L.com with no bids. I’ll take this at $12

DNADiamonds.com There is a business of making diamonds from people and animals remains. Look it up

SmarterStudent.com 1998 domain and $12

Custom.tv After 360.tv sale we’re all watching .tv names again

LegalizeItNow.com Marijuana and sports gambling

ThinkPills.com Brain booster

Flexxit.com Just like the look of it

BrewRun.com Since beer run is taken

EasyAsDuck.com and EasyAsFuck.com One for the kids, one for the adults

Other Domains With Bids

357222.com
379899.com
724haber.com
77065.com
AbelDuarte.com
Abyssinian-Rescue.com
AdvzoServing.net
Akabistro.com
Akent.com
am-horizon.com
AnimalEmergencyCenterMemphis.com
AppleTell.com
BaldwinHotel.com
BenetTonTalk.com
BluefinBali.com
CaliforniaHomeFinder.com
CarlosNine.com
CHDMausam.org
CineCurry.com
Ciudadespana.com
Concordnehccha.org
Connorchristian.com
CraigHillRange.org
Custom.tv
edefficiencyindex.com
EDQ.co
EnterVR.com
EsmirandaMiamor.com
Feferraz.net
FirstRepublicMarketing.com
GameHacksDownload.net
GameTalks.com
GiveForChange.com
GPXU.com
GRFV.com
GritAndGracepgh.com
Haber724.com
HMUQ.com
HMUZ.com
HoteLombak.com
HZO.co
iDeafNews.com
JoltEnergy.com
Karadenizgezi.com
Katanabet.com
Kuharka.com
Kumpulanilmu.com
LeCartet.com
LillysPlace.net
LLakes.org
LUU.cc
ManualBirds.com
maruyasf.com
maviyesil.com
ModernWise.com
nantablog.com
NationalMirrorOnline.net
NewportCorp.com
NXE.co
Okteo.com
Petoria.com
PhantomConsulting.com
pkmnleague-mtl.com
PsycheIndonesia.com
RelishMe.net
Rerere.com
RoadPay.com
SaloneReporter.net
SingleCentral.com
SitusGadget.com
SOS.me
SpotlightingNews.com
StefanoBelfiore.com
SwanEcosystemCenter.org
ThaneElection.com
TheButtercreamBee.com
TheMissingDrink.com
TheSoccer.net
TheTrueVineRecordShop.com
Tia.cc
TNBB.net
TurkeyProxy.com
Twifficiency.com
Typband.com
UroHealth.org
VideoExperience.com
WiseGirlMusic.com
World-Traveler.com
YoloWoolMill.com

The post Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Friday September 15th appeared first on DSAD.

Escrow.com

As you can see its always a good idea to wear safety glasses everywhere you go. You never know when something will hit you in the fricken eye. Don’t worry about the strange looks you’ll get wearing safety glasses to the movie theater or grocery shopping, your eye sight is worth it.

I should have worn safety glasses last night while I was fishing. I got snagged on a rock gave it a yank and the lead weight came flying back and hit me in right in the eye. Obviously we kept fishing for another 4 hours, when I got home and looked at the eye I thought to myself, “well jeez, I should probably get that checked”. I haven’t done that yet, I can see fine for the most part, though it looks like bugs are crawling up the wall in my periphery, but every time I look the damn things are gone.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AllPaleo.com All things whole and natural

AwesomeTreks.com A guide to hikes and travels all over the world. Could be a coffee table book

BankCrime.com A how to guide on robbing a bank

CardAddict.com Card games, poker blog, site for someone that can’t stop making greeting cards

CoinRanks.com Find out which alt coins are doing the best

CryptoCoinPurse.com A wallet for storing all your crypto

DoNeuro.com Use your nervous system, like you have a choice

DotPackage.com A service that finds all the domains related to your business and sells them all to you as a package. It now costs a billion $ with all the tld’s

ForgivenMen.com A pair of forgiveness names

ForgivenWomen.com

FundDragon.com I’ll take a dragon with any high CPC keyword. Half the logo idea is done for you and you get a free mascot

LookLess.com brand for something that saves you time looking for something

LordOfGaming.com Gaming names sell all the time. Don’t let the ing scare you away. Sometimes it’s needed to accurately express the idea

MeHacking.com maybe a life hack type site but set up just for you

MisterHero.com But this just for your new email. Shane@MisterHero.com has a nice ring to it.

PainterSquad.com The company that can tackle any painting job

PickDraft.com Draft your fantasy team using our picks

QualifiedName.com Names that qualify to be listed and sold, unqualified names are crap or have trademark issues

RightNoise.com Sounds that you like

SafePedestrian.com Sell reflective vests, strobes and other products to keep walkers safe

ShitPay.com A site for people that hate their pay rates to complain

SirTim.com Tim becomes a knight

SmartMorning.com A name to start your day off right, maybe an energy drink, breakfast sandwich, or coffee

SolidPage.com

SolveSure.com Nice brand 2 syllables with double S

StackStaff.com employees to stack whatever it is you need stacked

TooObvious.com

WeNeedLove.com Pet adoption? Human adoption? Domainers?

YouCrypt.com When you want to leave a legacy behind, build your own crypt before you die

ZenRoutine.com An app that reminds you to do certain things through out the day

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

RedTeas.com
GoodComedies.com
MedTourists.com
BrainJazz.com
WorldDatabase.com
ClubOlogy.com
ikeObgyn.com My own personal Obstetrics and Gynecological clinic
MotorLeague.com
CircleSurround.com
OpenEnergy.com
InfinityFunding.com
BigCage.com
EarthCoffee.com
GoldStrong.com
BeautyBlend.com
BitsHelp.com
GigBlock.com
ChainForest.com

Flippa/SEDO

Save Money With Daddy Bulk Domain Registration

Your LLLL.coms of The Day

chsq.com
jtvn.com
qoys.com
ozcu.com
twyo.com
zmiv.com
xuzt.com
zvoj.com
zmuj.com
xuvz.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

Modo.co
hjzb.net
zlzf.net
srhm.net
dzsd.net
bici.us
syxn.net
Helo.us
fdrc.info
sfvn.info

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

d77.org
fvg.co
XSA.info
hkhkk.com

Brandables

Cavta.com
Dealata.com
Dirten.com
Gikeo.com
Hersu.com
Inteny.com
Kovly.com
Ruppix.com
Shrewder.com
Viewery.com
Zokozo.com

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

285888.com
595858.com
99777.cc

One Worders and Other TLD’s

TurboDiesel.org
Bankroll.org
Eventful.cc
Spoko.org
Skald.org
Hairdo.biz
Breakup.co
Lineage.cc
Unearthly.net
Cane.biz

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

DopeTek.com
VapeNew.com
HashKarma.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

GDRK.com

LouisArmstrong.com

SelectPlan.com

NamePros

AgedIrishWhiskey.com
FreeLawyerFinder.com
Petrols.net
CheeseSub.com
iMurder.net

Rareness.net
SnacksBox.com
RefundableItems.com
Yogurt.biz
RedMica.com

OilHoldings.com
LightWars.com
USCandies.com
SubTitle.tv
MonkeyBusiness.net

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

The post IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Saturday, September 16th appeared first on DSAD.

Are your purchases this year better than the Domain King’s? Rick Schwartz posted some of the names he’s purchased this year and my first thought was “I think mine are better” . Of course he is MUCH better at selling his names than I am and that’s really what matters. Here’s a picture that he tweeted of names he has purchased this year? How do yours compare? Here are today’s names. Click for most recent price

Quote of the Day: “Only a guy who isn’t rowing has time to rock the boat” -Jean Paul Sartre

Domains of the Day: TheCoinExpert.com No bids on this nice crypto name

Namejet , DropCatch, and Sedo Names at Auction

Travesty.com Has a negative connotation but I think negative names can be made positive with some creativity

ActionDaddy.com 1996 birthday. I think ScrubDaddy you probably think Godaddy

PrecisionSafety.com “Sir did you know that OSHA requires you to have X and Y and Z” Safety is an easy sell . 1998 birthday

DomainConcepts.com Good name for our industry

CBBW.com Going to do very well. Great letters….worldwide

Plead.com Nice one word. Not the best one word but everyone knows the word

XLXL.com Double extra large

OpenEnergy.com I am a buyer of energy. Don’t buy but certainly take a look

CryptoFox.com Nice crypto name. Of course you can throw a lot of animals at the end of Crypto

TaiChao.com Chinese name is hitting four figures

Travera.com Good travel name for the price IMO. Does sound a little similar to Travago which may not help

WholesaleWear.com Clothing at a big discount

DigiProfessor.com online education is the hot market. Every university covets the easy online money

Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

REY.com Means “king” in Spanish. And an LLL.com 50K plus name IMO

Zymba.com 1997 5L and its still under $50 at press time

JewishFamily.com There are a few of these around the world. 21 years old

PHPHub.com I don’t know much about PHP. I just know I don’t know how to write it and glad Travis does. 2001 name

PrivateMatters.com I don’t know why I feel like this is going to be a porn site eventually

PayPerSwipe.com How credit cards work. The new services have gone to a straight percentage.

282333.com and 893555.com The triple repeating numbers at the end of a 6N.com are still doing very very well

Sweet.me Not a big .me guy but man do I love sweets

322.me and 655.me NNN.me still have 3 figure value as well

CandyCrusher.com I assume the trade mark on Candy Crush would come into play but lots of bidders don’t care

CoinMarket.info Keywords are strong enough to overcome the .info

HyperMark.com Nice techy brand

Domains That I Like With One or No Bids

Safe.cc One word keywords in dot cc are starting to move a little. Don’t get too excited. Only the best words

Knockout.cc See….. not all one words get bids. None here

HardCircle.com Circles are generally smooth. That’s why its memorable…..and cheap

Other Domains With Bids

122129.com
2alive.com
81963.com
9946.cc
AboutSolidWorks.com
ActionFence.com
AcuarioYoga.com
AECJ.com
BBTennisfest.com
Besant.com
BluePrintCSS.org
CardGallery.com
CarverCareerCenter.net
DeSotoInn.us
Euczelnia.com
EzeeFoodie.com
FirstGlow.com
FitnessTrainingRoutine.com
FitrightNW.com
FUZF.com
GibbonsDigital.com
GriffithHistoricalSociety.org
Half2Run.com
HeadCup.com
HoraSero.com
Impanda.com
KarenGinger.com
LaBelleBride.com
LojaPronta.net
LoopPort.com
metzlerscatering.com
MLYM.net
MoneySurveys.com
pix-x.net
Powip.com
pTools.org
Rentifang.com
Rich.me
sattamatka2.mobi
seasidebiz.info
Sharksicle.com
SmithFamilyTheater.com
Solarimg.org
SpectrumAirMedia.com
SriLankaJobs.net
STLSoldiersMemorial.org
StockingsOnPornStars.com
Stovy.com
SummerSinn.com
tamiya-color.com
TheAutoMoto.com
TheBlackLadd.com
TheWhippersnapper.com
THVM.com
TotalSolarInnovations.com
Trade-It.com
Tumeromolesv.com
umaispa.com
UpLondon.com
ventdcabylia.com
WayCoss.com
WebcamGays.net
Webvideo247.com
Woccollections.com
x18upx.com
Y18.net

The post Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Sunday September 17th appeared first on DSAD.

It’s probably time to take down the DomainSherpa banners to the right. I left them up in case Mike got a second wind. But I saw a picture of him this weekend and he’s grown a beard. It’s official, he’s retiring. You don’t just go and grow a beard or miss a few weeks shaving unless you got plans. Or lack of plans. Nothing says “I work at home and nobody is going to see me” or “I’m on permanent vacation” like facial hair. Of course there are those like Elliot Silver who could go six or seven years and still look like a 15 year old Laotian boy’s facial hair. So we will really never be able to tell when he’s in vacation mode. And then there is Drew Rosener who grows a thick full beard if he doesn’t shave twice a day. His five O’clock shadow needs beard oil. But back to Mike, he’s out and his spots are for sale. Make us an offer for the spots for a month. We’ll probably take it. Here are today’s names, you have to click to see current price.

Quote of the Day: “Be grateful for what you have and stop complaining – it bores everybody else, does you no good, and doesn’t solve any problems” -Zig Ziglar (especially about people that inquire about your names)

Domains of the Day: 8GC.com A 8 with an LL should be in the $2500 if I have my pricing right. Would have a ways to go if I am correct. I may not be so don’t buy based on anything I say

Namejet , DropCatch, and Sedo Names at Auction

BlueDinosaur.com Easiest logo ever. Under $100 at press time

SafetyAudit.com A businesses nightmare and a big money maker for safety supply sellers

DigitalBitcoins.com A bit redundant with the word digital but no bidders and cheap

NGO.com Hasn’t met reserve but it deserves a big price

Genk.com Met reserve at $3500. If you want it more it can be yours

Liters.com How most of the world measure liquid volume

BurnedOut.com Closes today. What so many people get after doing something too long

99300.com Zeros are bad. Zeros are great because they are round. Confusing isn’t it

TrueReach.com Reach is the key word in Internet advertising

WindCurrents.com I see these on Twitter all the time. New technology shows wind patterns. Pretty cool stuff. NO bids

GGLU.com Met reserve at $330 so it will sell today

Coba.com Met reserve as well

ʘʘ.com Eyeballs/boobies is going to sell. Has two bids

YouCar.com Not going to sell. A ridiculous reserve

Cricky.com nice short one as well. What my daughter named her pet cricket when she was little

DayPrint.com If you can get it printed in a day this is the name for you

Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

TravelingUSA.com 21 years old. Obvious use. A few bidders

HeckYes.com The radio edit of HellYes.com

PowerStacks.com I would love to have the S dropped but this will be much cheaper

Xuanshu.com Another Chinese name fetching thousands of dollars that I know nothing about

Bus.me Don’t let Uber fool you. More people take the bus than any other form of public transportation

ClearwaterSeafood.com If you are going to have a seafood name I think having a city close to water helps. Clearwater is

Bevee.com Already a line of handbags and a few other things

213.me You saw yesterday that NNN.me are getting some good prices

Domains That I Like With One or No Bids

Koslen.com 1996 birthday and popular enough last name for someone to eventually use as a business

AstroCoins.com Anything coins will sell right now

DomainNeeds.com Tool name for our industry. Only one bidder at $12

Raaven.com Not worth much but its one of the first misspelling with the double vowel I think is cool looking

CheeseCellar.com No bids. Where the cheese ages, just like wine but without the middle aged housewives

WeedSack.com Most companies don’t want to brand around the word weed but at $12 maybe somebody would for a few hundred dollars

Playery.com Save a million dollars by adding a Y

365Hustle.com It’s what it takes to succeed some times

SilkCreek.com Smooth and watery

BagelDonut.com Yes its a thing. Of course it started in NY

Cronja.com Not a bad shorty for under $25

HydraGuard.com HydrOguard is the good name but at $12 its pretty nice

PickYourRoom.com No bids. You know what the site is going to do

TeamMetrics.com Player and team data is at an all time high with fantasy sports and betting

PlantFrames.com Don’t know what these are and I sell plants. But tons of backlinks from an old site that sold them

Other Domains With Bids

1world.org
365probet.com
AirEater.com
AJRCA.org
AlmaShopping.com
AsiaTravelOnline.org
BankSimply.com
BeautifulFrugalLife.com
BellaTrattoriaPA.com
BlueBrickMedia.com
BluesHighway.org
BounceMusic.net
Bringitonni.info
Calwatercrisis.org
CBSF.net
CommonsenseTesting.org
cp5700.com
DigitalWorldIt.com
Doanhnghiep.net
DubaiDhowCruiseMarina.com
eFolkmusic.org
EliteAccountants.com
Fishnewseu.com
Guanabara.info
hacienda-sf.com
Halongbaydaycruises.net
ICCoax.com
iyashibedrockspa.com
JewelryCasting.com
JohnsonRVSales.com
JWIWood.com
KRGN.net
LasBrisasColorado.com
McKeesport.org
MCWN.net
MedaCreations.com
mig-crm.net
MightyEagles.net
MonsterDrywall.com
MuscleHunter.com
NetPoint.net
pcpslo.com
Planculde.com
PlantFrames.com
Pornodee.com
PredatorSoft.com
Radheradhebabuji.com
Redsky-Sailing.com
RepSandPumps.com
SafeYouth.org
SeattleAirportBus.com
ShowPlate.com
SoaptownUSA.com
SpaceBio.net
StreetView.org
StudentJobsForYou.com
TheMaroonTiger.com
Tradino.net
TrueSoy.com
UltraWorkers.com
UsServiceDogRegistration.com
www-booking.com
Zamnaa.com
ZHGI.com

The post Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Monday September 18th appeared first on DSAD.

Escrow.com

About a year ago I transferred a bunch of names to Dotster and Netfirms because they has a $1.99 registrations and transfers plus 20% off of that with the right code. It was one of those things you knew would be painful, but you do it anyway because of the savings.

They are apart of the Afternic fast transfer program so at least there’s that. I reached the point dealing with these registrars that I was going to let anything I had registered there expire, if I liked the name I could always try and pick them up again in the drop.

Then they were added to the Godaddy expired auctions lineup, making it a hell of alot easier for someone to pick it up before it drops. Previously I think these names went to Snapnames, and no one wanted to pay $79 for them.

They also send me a change of registrant email after the domain goes through auction. At first it was a “please approve the account change” email, so I always denied it just to mess with them, don’t know if it worked or not. Now it’s just a notice that your domain has changed accounts.

There only seem to be 2 buyers buying the names, I assume at closeouts. BuyDomains and someone using a gmail address of BuysDomains, I have no idea if they’re related.

I’m curious if they’re using an algorithm to pick up the domains in auction or closeouts, I assume so. In any case, I decided to write about this, because as I was picking the list today I found that a large number of the names I was picking were my own damn names. So I decided to go in and renew a few of them. Renewing them cost me $18 at Dotster and $14 at Netfirms, If I hadn’t been lazy and more willing to deal with these stellar registrars I could have transferred them out before the auction. I could even try that now, but I’d end up swearing at the help desk tech that tells me that I can’t transfer them out. By the time they made the ticket to get me the auth codes the auction would be over and they would push the domain into the winner’s account.

That is also another important point to note, I’m pretty sure that names are pushing right after the auction or after they’re bought in closeouts. In the past they went through the whole predetermined time period before they would leave your account.

So I apologize if there’s a name listed that I own and renewed.

PS: I haven’t gone blind yet, the eye still seems to work. I went to urgent care on Saturday. They told be to go to an eye Dr….

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AnnualDrive.com The fund drive that happens every year. Or that place you go every year

BuddyFlex.com

CallSetup.com An app of some sort for scheduling your important calls

ComeToAspen.com I’ve been to Aspen twice. luckily I went with friends who had family living there so I didn’t have to sleep on the street

CrushHunger.com A call to action name for a food pantry or NPO doing a campaign to raise money for the poor

CrypticFlow.com Sounds like a river of things that you have no idea what it even is, because its cryptic

DashAction.com Run fast or a Crypto name

intelliswipe.com Some sort of smart payment system

LiveOnHalf.com A budgeting name

LovelyDrive.com A marketing name for a place to attract tourists for the great scenery best seen while driving.

MoneyUnity.com Has the word “money” in it, so it has to be valuable

MoveFrenzy.com Sounds like a game

NiceEconomy.com Better than Crap economy

PortableGuru.com Something that helps you carry things, or maybe a travel kit

PulseExtreme.com

SeaSmooth.com A brand of motion sickness medication.

SquareMeet.com

TechEnergize.com Power up your tech

VirusCheckup.com Software

xClassify.com

YellowChain.com

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

SilverIngot.com Buy Bulk Silver

SecurityProgram.com All kinds of business’s and institutions are putting security programs together. Policy and planning are being developed and enhanced for terrorism events, active shooter scenarios and normal everyday security needs

Flippa/SEDO

Save Money With Daddy Bulk Domain Registration

Your LLLL.coms of The Day

ykuu.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

bhqx.net
klps.net
ehwc.net
wxxv.net
Arum.biz
kfed.net

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

uul.co

Brandables

Barrido.com
Blazzo.com
Bozisa.com
Bubosa.com
Buxix.com
Chavivo.com
Drivino.com
Dudezy.com
Entarpy.com
Fakasa.com
Folze.com
Fxtrue.com
Henasa.com
Jobimo.com
Jumpzi.com
Kiizo.com
Mazasa.com
Obyeo.com
Opptima.com
Pubitas.com
Pumosa.com
Retovian.com
Roomery.com
Rubosa.com
Sohoxo.com
Tolova.com
Toppery.com
Toyado.com
Vetaly.com
Warify.com
Wavavo.com
Whered.com
Wickety.com
Yeliba.com
Yolleo.com
Zazasa.com
Zeboni.com
Zecono.com
Zipvy.com
Zobbix.com
Zohns.com
Zolido.com
Zopah.com
Zumbley.com
Zuniba.com

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

005033.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Sings.biz
Polled.us
Successful.biz
Decoration.biz
Bottled.biz
Eyeglass.biz
Duel.biz
Sleepy.biz
Vocals.biz
Transcript.biz
Lockout.biz
Finley.biz
Chaine.biz
Upbeat.biz
Foamy.org

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

Budometer.com
GeniusVapor.com
TalentVapor.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

NamePros

FileLocker.net
Aqow.com
StockBrokersHub.com
TransactionDetails.com
ALIENGREETINGS.com

TanCouch.com
ViralCrowd.com
DesignLoans.com
VirtualRooms.com
VRPT.com

BestLoanAdvice.com
MedicalDisorders.net
FinancialConsultant.us
VacationAdvise.com
CafeChat.net

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

The post IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Tuesday, September 19th appeared first on DSAD.

I have been domain investing for 10 years now. For the last 8 years I been active and paying attention. But I’ve really only figured out what I’m doing in the last 5. I admit I was inspired to look at my purchases over the last 12 months by a tweet from Rick Schwartz that contained his recent purchases. I took a look and thought “I think I’ve done just as well” . So I started looking and putting the list together.

Here are the names I’ve purchased in approximately the last year

Blowtorch.com

IslandSolar.com

MonkeyWrench.com

Dustpan.com

TheBigIsland.com

Uncomfortable.com

GardenGifts.com

XUSK.com

LeafSpot.com

WMHC.com

WSWC.com

OLLB.com

TNCM.com

ICBH.com

ButterflyWeed.com

LSFA.com

CBLC.com

PDMC.com

CMOT.com

GMLA.com

HHON.com

Christmas.ws (came with reg with until 2099)

BLRA.com

GNBC.com

RootSaver.com

InstantHeat.com

TheLawnService.com

Grower.info

Before I give you my takeaways after looking at my own list I’ll throw in a little background. I’ve said it a thousand times but I’ll state it one more time. I have never put in one cent of my “outside’ money into domains. Every penny spent has come from selling domains, blogging, or my small sites. It is a long slow process that has taken years. If I don’t have the money I don’t buy. This year I had to protect a large amount of my bankroll for another purchase. I have put in an offer on a piece of property that is waiting for someone else to buy the other section for sale. If it goes through I have to write a check for $20K within the week. My wife doesn’t want to be a part and I’m on my own on the purchase. Like everything in life, if I spend it on a domain the land will close the next day and leave me scrambling for money. Even worse have to ask my wife for something she told me know ahead of time. I tell you this because it left me a little “poorer” than last year and I passed on a quite of bit of lesser value names that normally I would buy.

I had planned on buying a lot more names at lower values and playing the Brandbucket/BIN Afternic game but I had some early success buying private names and decided to concentrate on those this year. As discussed on DomainSherpa, I bought MonkeyWrench, Blowtorch, TheBigIsland, and Dustpan all privately. A few of them took months and years to acquire. I obviously filled the portfolio with LLLL.coms as well. I am particular on what kind of LLLL.com I buy and you’ll notice a pattern of what kind of letters I like. Not going to see any Js or Ks in my names. I buy them because I think they hold value as well as any domain and I sell one or two a year for $7K plus which pays for most of my purchases. The LLLL.coms you see above were two sales rolled back into more LLLL.

As for asking prices on these, I am much much more patient than I have ever been. Everything is going very well and I don’t need money nearly as much as I did while building my portfolio. This site is doing fine and I have been selling a domain or two a month. Add that to my sites and various other Internet income and I have a decent bankroll to spend each month

This month for example. I should have one closing today for $2500 combined with $2500 worth of names I sold at DropCatch. Add in this site and my other sites and I have over $10K to put in to domains without having to reduce the portfolio value very much. I feel this is the secret to my domain investing career. Selling domains yet increasing the quality of the portfolio. The domain I sold for $2500 I bought for $17 on Godaddy 5 or 6 years ago. The other advantage I have is I don’t have to take any money out to pay for stuff. Although I do. I do this to make my life more enjoyable so I take money out to do exactly that. And if I miss a domain purchase or two because I did I had some fun I’m ok with that. But I don’t have any reoccurring bills or payments in which I have to withdraw money. This ability to reinvest lets my portfolio and my money grow at a much bigger rate than someone that has bills to pay. It also takes the pressure off of selling and in general, takes away all pressures. This is all bonus. Mums pay the bills, botany.com pays for the thrills.

Feel free to share some of the better names you’ve purchased this year.

The post Here Are Some of the Names I Purchased in the Last 12 Months appeared first on DSAD.

Game changing sale. That’s what I’m looking for. That sale that people say “aren’t you the guy that sold?”. To get that sale I have to have a few things. A name that deserves the price. The ability to say no. And about three or four truckloads of luck. There is going to be a lot of “that’s too rich for me” responses on the way, but I know I’ll get there. Every year that passes the quality of my names goes up. The names may not have gotten better, but they will be more expensive to acquire because of all the names that have been put into use. The beach is filling up with houses. The empty lot didn’t move any closer to the ocean but if there aren’t any more lots available yours looks a whole lot nicer. It’s become very expensive to acquire good names but I think it only goes up from here. I’m looking forward to being a part of it.

Here are today’s names, you have to click to see current price.

Quote of the Day: Excellence is being able to perform at a high level over and over again. You can hit a half-court shot once. That’s just the luck of the draw. If you consistently do it… that’s excellence. -Jay Z

Domains of the Day: GrassFactory.com Love this one as a cannabis name. Only one bidder

Portfolio of the Day: HardDrone.com, TinyItems.com, and many more. No bids

Namejet , DropCatch, and Sedo Names at Auction

Timecat.com Met reserve at $99. Some may not like it because its too close to tomcat

CrossBike.com Cycle cross or gravel bikes are the new trends right now in bikes

Ceno.com Another CVCV fetching a good price

LookSmarter.com The only thing better than being smart is looking the part

22ii.com Will be interesting to see if this meets reserve

665222.com Another one of those triple repeating at the end 6N.com that has been doing so well as of late

CAN.com My favorite name is back up for auction

CrowdMate.com Basically Tinder

BrightDeal.com I like bright names. So does Namebright

Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

Hypertag.com Sounds like it should be something but really just a brand IMO

Salutation.org 1995 domain. Greetings and salutations

EatInc.com This one is from 1996. The most popular past time in American. Eating

838999.com These triple repeater endings are killing it at auction. This one is following the trend. Nice price

100333.com And this one is even higher

BitcoinArcade.com Gambling with bitcoin. You know its the future

AllProLegal.com Lots of legal backlinks and history here. Thus all the bids

Cryptery.com Crypocoin name. And that’s good enough this summer.

eBook.me You know what’s going to be sold here

TopLawnmowerReviews.com Old site ready to be rebuilt and collecting affiliate money

OGZL.com, QMHV.com, XMHV.com, and ZMHV.com Some lower end LLLL.com boats.

Domains That I Like With One or No Bids

BigGameTickets.com Upgrade name for a few places and a solid name for someone in the scalp/resale market

Gambling.cc Petty big keyword for $12

KillYourWife.com WTF Godaddy. Anyone EVER check the list?

WaterDog.org All the wealthy clients that I work with seem to have Portuguese waterdogs. So this has to be $20 based on that information alone . Right?

SimplyYounger.com Nice marketing name. Something most are looking for. To look and feel younger

Xemoc.com 5L with no bids

BulkEdibles.com I would love to invest in edibles. I think that’s where the money is. 2004 birthday

LVCasting.com Plenty of auditions in Las Vegas. Most are adult oriented but its Las Vegas

KissNFly.com What they call the private parking in Chicago

DiamondRazor.com Sounds sharp and classy. No bids

Hooshy.com No bids. Fun sounding and looking name for the price

ThermoDry.com Not sure what it does but sounds technical and quick

Underperformance.com Not too many people looking for this. But all things can be flipped

Other Domains With Bids

013999.com
24681.com
Accurate-Voting.org
ActorsAudio.com
ArviatHotel.com
Badge.me
BakerLakeHotel.com
BelloBody.com
BestBuddiesMassachusetts.org
BiblioJuridica.org
BinarySignalsCafe.com
BMPRentACar.com
BuchmannDesign.com
Buldocs.com
CambridgeBayHotel.com
CapitalRents.com
CelebrityRadio.com
CoreHomes.com
DearAuntNettie.com
DiamondViewAssistedLiving.com
DigitalHumanity.com
EBTInc.com
EmbeddedGear.com
EpisodePorn.com
FSRC.net
HairExtensionOnlineSale.com
HallBeach.com
HandmadeBeads.com
HawaiianGardensCity.org
HLXX.net
HomebodYDC.com
HumanBusinessWorks.com
iFungi.com
IntegrityCoins.com
It-Inventors.com
LocustMusic.com
MaloTine.com
MDC2.net
MindBodySymposium.com
MittLeman.com
northwoodhvac.com
PittsburghPowerFootball.com
PondInletHotel.com
Portaldemisterios.com
PostSafety.com
ProGolfSchool.com
ResoluteBay.com
s836.com
Saizhenzhu.net
SanAntonioGuides.com
Schoenadnl.com
SEOMag.com
Shanghaiseoyouhua.com
Shopifystore.com
Sodyn.com
ssblueprints.com
TheVitaminToothpaste.com
TNAWrestlingnews.com
TopChannels.com
VisitHarare.com
Waframedia8.com
Weileduo.net
WrapKings.com

The post Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Wednesday September 20th appeared first on DSAD.

If you run a retail store, one of your most valuable assets to a bank is your merchant services aka credit cards. If they can find a low tech, high volume family business its a no risk, easy money, account. No chargebacks, no fraud, easy money. As a nursery and plant seller we are a dream. People call us pretty much every week asking to be our provider. But if you drill down it’s a complicated system with every credit card having a different rate. Banks take their cut, credit card companies get their cut, merchant services get their cut and the true cost depends on what types of cards come through your store. Over the years we have a great compilation of data to see exactly what kind of cards are being used. I can’t tell you if it represents the entire US but we get about 40% debit and 60% credit. With about 20% of the credit being high rate points cards. High rates being our charges of over 2.5%. The more points and travel perks you have on your card the more a merchant is charged. Nothing kills me more than a customer paying a giant bill with a high point card. It can cost me 3% just to collect my money. And I don’t want to charge extra because letting them use a credit cards generally leads to customers spending a lot more. Often more than they can afford.

Our rates are about as good as they can get (non Giant business good) but that’s because we have never had a chargeback. Ever. And not one case of fraud. I can only imagine what an online company must deal with. I say this because I moved to a new company and have negotiated a new rate. Everything has a cost. Want your money in 24 hours instead of 48? It cost you. Want to be able to batch out at 10pm instead of 6 pm? It cost. Some say its free for them. It’s not free, they just hide it. Nothing is really free. I rolled the dice a little and went from a fixed rate to paying for each card. All in the hopes that I get my 40% debit cards at .5% rate. I figured figured my old companies weren’t losing money losing money on the previous fixed rate or they would’t have renewed each year. We’re going to find out.

And Happy Birthday to Donna Mahoney. The woman that threw me out of Domain Boardroom. It’s something I will never forget but I still want her to have a lovely birthday. We all deserve a nice birthday.

Here are today’s names, you have to click to see current price.

Quote of the Day: “Jacob wrestled with God. From that day on he walked with a limp. In a lot of ways I don’t trust a man who doesn’t have a limp” – Jon Foreman (lead singer of Switchfoot)

Domains of the Day: HodgePodge.com Love this whimsical name. I think most people can figure out how to spell it. Would want to own hogepoge as well

Portfolio of the Day: UDRPWatch.com, AutomaticBus.com, MaleExpert

Namejet , DropCatch, and Sedo Names at Auction

TreeDesign.com 60 bidders. Who knew so many people cared about tree design. As a tree man I thought I was alone

TracingService.com Crypto tracing has already started No bidders

WholesaleWear.com There are sale prices and then there is wholesale. Consumers love to feel they are getting bottom prices

XLXL.com Already meet reserve. Double X-tra large

Plead.com Good legal name. I plead not guilty

WeedSharing.com Now there’s a co-op that a lot of people would join

H48.com Most people don’t know but four is actually very desired when followed by the 8. I used to make a lot of money buying from Americans and selling to Chinese telling the Americans the 4 killed the price. Look at this price and you’ll see its pretty high

0874.com Not going to meet reserve but like seeing NNNN.coms up for sale

Safetop.com Not even sure what the product will do but I already feel more secure

SoftwareBackup.com Also makes me feel better when I’m backed up

Sedo’s Great Domains Auction started up today. Here’s a list of all the names

SuccessRate.com Data. People love it

SexCasting.com Put up a site here and you are going to get a lot of pics “We are looking for talent in the adult industry”

Tabert.com A last name so it will also be a business

Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

LearnCrypto.com From nothing to probably four figure name. Man I love domain investing

PalmsHotel.com the Palms is going to own this one day one way or another

JetCom.com 1994 birthday. Sounds fast and techy

MVPX.com All about the MVP . the X just makes it cool

AustriaGuide.com guide English speaking people through Austria. Hello Mate (no emails, its a joke, I know its not Australia)

PII.org Personally identifiable information

AgainstPolitics.com So many people are right now

IFYB.com A lot of IF LLLL.coms dropped today
IFYG.com
IFYJ.com
IFYQ.com
IFYV.com

NoDummy.com The Fridge Perry should buy this one

CustomVape.com vape nation

SoleGrow.com Sounds like a canna growing operation

BetterBid.com I passed over this one 3 times but put it here. I see these types of names that really require some kind of build out to have any real value. There are so many names like this. But if you are going to build a tool for auctions this is a pretty strong name

Godaddy Names With One or No Bids

CivilRightsViolation.com Hot topic right now. Black, Women, Hispanic all seem to feel oppressed right now

VehicleDonation.org Look at the CPC on this one. It’s $29

SiteWest.com For $12 its not too bad of a brand

ISmokeWeed.org I imagine there are a lot of people in this organization. Just no bidders

PetiteCare.com I thought it sounded like child care. And turns out someone in child care has uses this name

CanadianFishingGuide.com No bids. There is some damn good fishing in Canada. Just gotta know where

90009.net No bids. No way this doesn’t sell

Doron.cc Here you go Mr. Efty

RoadMatters.com Stuff dealing with the road. But I guess that is pretty obvious

INeedABar.com It’s 5 O’clock somewhere

Xuppo.com 5L with no bids

ColonFlow.com Sounds like a cereal on Saturday Night Live

Other Domains With Bids

ACoolLittleTown.com
Agjav.me
anr-headsets.com
AVManiacs.com
BattLegateGames.com
BetterLunchProject.com
BuildJewelryBoxes.com
BurntMarketing.com
CarnErosWineries.org
ChurchExtras.net
DistinguishedCommunications.com
Eclipse-Productions.com
Eshower.net
EvilReads.com
FirewireDirect.com
FZUJ.com
GamerCodes.com
GeneraCion.net
gfedv.org
GreaterGoodMag.org
GSXV.com
HedgeFundCoding.com
HorizonsClub.com
Ice-Epilepsy.org
IdentityTheftNetwork.org
Indishot.com
InsaneCustomComputers.info
IZWT.com
Kopaylas.com
LKZU.com
MagOrder.com
MasonCityTourism.com
metaversemessenger.com
Miminc.org
MOQB.com
NegativeCalorieFoods.com
NoAloha.com
OldEnglishInnBranson.com
OSDA.org
PolySunglasses.com
Prachiwagh.com
Prepare-Now.com
PruvitToday.com
Pubtrue.com
purlescenceyarns.com
QFUH.com
Quangan.com
Santinilaw.com
SellCloud.com
Shadgett.com
ShareToGel.com
SimplyAster.com
SpiritOfAthens.com
StarCamera.info
StarCamera.net
SuperConsultant.com
swapiframes.com
SwapiGlasses.com
Swapitiframes.com
sydenhammassagetherapy.com
Telepan-ny.com
Terminartors.com
ThatpPNWLife.com
TopAnimeWallpapers.net
ToskAnilStandardsConstruction.com
UsedToLiveThere.com
VGMedia.com
We-Movie.com
WhatsDog.com
WiseAnalytics.com
WorldPictureNews.com
Xailenrath.net
YUK.cc
ZeekBook.com
ZipFactory.com

The post Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Thursday September 21st appeared first on DSAD.

Escrow.com

Apparently the world will end today, I’m not sure what time, hopefully it’s after the auctions end and the commission is recorded. I’m not sure why stories like this even get published. A couple of random ass dudes that will have no credibility on Sunday get the media to write stories en mass about the world ending and even if they’re right no one will no be around to talk about it. I guess it is fun to talk about since I decided to mention it.

If someone really does know the date of the end of the world, don’t even mention it unless it’s years away. It makes me think of the nuclear missle sirens in Japan and Guam. The siren goes off and you realize you have 45 seconds to live, how about just letting me watch the pretty glow before the end instead of the 45 seconds of shear terror. I mean where are you gonna hide on an island that’s about to be hit but a nuclear bomb? Give me at least an hour and I can work with that, bury myself in the sand or something, but those missles fly too fast.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AllShift.com Change everything to a different direction, or maybe something to do with shift work

BeyondTourism.com Ghost tours, maybe space

BitLegacy.com

BlindAccess.com A company that specializes in retrofitting buildings for blind people

CompareLow.com Find the lowest prices

CreditInvoice.com An app for tracking credit invoices

EarnSleeping.com Passive income type income sources, make money while you sleep. Could be online, or maybe vending

EarthFeed.com Food for the world, or a media feed from anywhere on earth

EliteSwipe.com

FireZoom.com a brand for something

FundABuild.com construction loans

GhostChain.com Throw any word in front of chain

GridFold.com

HikeWorkout.com I’ve sold several hiking type names, never looked to see if they’ve been built into anything

IncomeStyle.com

JrPod.com A pod for kids

LeapLend.com Loan out frogs and kangaroos

LogicWallet.com Like it as a crypto storage name

LondonVc.com Venture Capital

ManageIntegrity.com Like reputation repair, but this a company proactively takes action or secure your companies trust and reputation

MortgageFresh.com

PerfectBum.com A workout machine for your bum

ProtectStrong.com

PuppyShit.com Makes a funny email or brand

SavageBlood.com Book, movie, video game?

SemBuild.com A pair of search engine marketing names

SemFit.com

SilverCrafters.com Makes personalized gifts and jewelry out of silver

SirOrange.com An orange what has been knighted

SkillForever.com Skills that you never lose

TransitWallet.com Safely move your crypto from one wallet to another

UnlockingPro.com a locksmith name

ViewMoon.com

WalletFriend.com another wallet name

YesSleep.com

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FrontiersConference.org
SafeCalifornia.org
Zanco.com
stest.com
ZenLike.com
xandroid.com
TheGolfSpot.com
urbanfx.com
IncomeRiders.com
ScottsdaleResort.com
HappyDish.com
CryptoSpaces.com
CityPerks.com
MineVolt.com
DogPeople.org
HadBetter.com
SoMuchWater.com
likelow.com
SharpJobs.com
itsmydiary.com

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Namejet

ShortTermPersonalLoan.com

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kjts.com
emtp.com
gomq.com
zfeo.com
qfeo.com

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fsbf.net
dfwd.net
wuco.net
Pist.us

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

gphsw.com
dfflw.com
shfrh.com

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Lasinda.com
Lazaru.com
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Oveth.com
Pawnage.com
Pokage.com
Ranceo.com
Rayain.com
Reachd.com
Revoution.com
Shadyz.com
Veryly.com

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428855.com
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438855.com
429955.com
349955.com
149955.com
148855.com
409955.com
049955.com
050710.com
260885.com
048855.com
7171345.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

BioProtein.net
Birdlover.net
Corkboard.info
CryptoLoan.me
CryptoWallet.biz
Different.us
Fallback.cc
Flobby.org
Gangsters.us
Immune.us
MoneyTutor.org
Patchy.us
Porks.net
SimplyLife.tv
Tactical.cc
TechLearn.net
Toby.us
Transnational.cc

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

Snap Names/DropCatch

NamePros

ColorReversal.com
USCandies.com
LearningGerman.org
DroneAirbus.com
FairbanksPlumber.com

AndroidSensor.com
SportCarForSale.com
AssuredTraffic.com
Kgye.com
ChowCart.com

TheQuartets.com
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ZipcarInsurance.com
BuffaloBakery.com
AAFN.net

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I’m not going to lie. I’ve got an addiction problem. I am addicted to a running shoe. That wouldn’t be that big of a deal except it’s the world’s most expensive running shoe. The VaporFly 4%. Not the regular Vaporfly. That’s for common folk. The 4%. It’s the shoe that Nike created for the attempt to break 2 hours in the marathon. It is only 4 oz and returns 80% of energy. Unheard of in a shoe. And its the only Nike running shoes with a really wide toe box. And the 4%? That’s how much time you can take off your marathon time if you wear it. 4% reduction in overall time. That’s after hundreds of runs of testing. And it does. I absolutely fly in the shoes and my legs aren’t as tired when I run in them. But here’s the catch. They are $250 off the shelf and they sold out immediately so they are $300 plus in the resale market. Fortunately I wear 12.5 so they are running $300. If I wore a common size it would be more. They could rerelease them but they released the Vaporfly which is the same shoe but its missing the high end foam that returns the energy. And the carbon fibre shock plate isn’t really carbon fibre. It’s coated and the response is different. Not the same.

So I’ve been using Ebay, GOAT, and StockX to stock up. Spending thousands of dollars filling the closet with the shoe that I have trouble running without. I purposely run in other shoes 3 days a week just to get the feel of “regular” shoes and to keep the miles off my special shoes. Add to the fact it cost me more per mile than my car. Cost me about .75 cents a mile. I get 500 miles out of all my running shoes before the soles lose their air and that’s only about 8 to 9 weeks per pair of shoe. They are still good shoes to wear around but start to pound the legs when they get worn out. So if anyone loves this blog and wants to feed the beast I wear size 12.5. Or better yet, buy yourself a pair. You’ll love them, I promise. Just don’t get at 12.5. I need ALL of them Here are today’s names, you have to click to see current price.

Quote of the Day: “You can’t wait for people to like you. You simply wait for hating you to bore them ” -Rick and Morty

Domain of the Day: NearReality.com aka virtual reality

Portfolio of the Day: 30 dot coms. From pattern numerics like 336681.com to dot coms like GolfClubGrips.com

Namejet , DropCatch, and Sedo Names at Auction

Demolished.com Not sure what you would do with the past tense word here. But plenty of bidders think they know

Peddled.com Another past tense. But good for bicycle or selling product

Mekot.com A last name and a nice 5l.com

WLANRouter.com Millions use one every day

Oscillating.com I only use this word when talking fans

DataFarm.com Closing today and getting a great price

eFinanced.com The theme here is past tense. Not great. But good

ViralFilms.com What many short video makers are trying to do

Padio.com The perfect name for resale. Eventually something will be named this

Nice.cc It really is

Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids

Focusy.com I like to get all focusy when I’m trying to work. I tried to use it in a sentence.

HFEX.com The X makes it a tough acronym but probably will be said like H Fex

DigitalShirts.com I almost bought one at the mall. Could have it say whatever I wanted and kept changing. Great rave shirt. But I’m 48, my rave days are 28 years in the past

KEGC.com I wonder who drank Keg A and Keg B

LDM.cc Can’t go wrong owning a few LLL.cc IMO

WBQM.com Sounds like a radio station. I don’t like the Q but China loves this one. Or at least super likes it.

FashionNinja.com Good fashion blog name. Easy logo

777210.com The triple pattern at the front of 6N is worth a lot less than at the end. But still has great value

Bonpo.com I’ll take this kind of 5L.com any day. But you don’t have to just because I like it.

BiggestStuff.com A collection of Trump’s stuff. He likes things big

LushHair.com So many hair deprived men as myself would love to have it

Godaddy Names With One or No Bids

DragonMama.com Khaleesi would love to own this one

OverPopulation.net Its a movement. Many people are concerned with it. I do admit I’ve seen more babies around then I’ve seen in 10 years. Heck of a good winter

DriveTimes.com I hear them on the news each day in regards to traffic. Could be an app as well. No bids. 1999 birthday

MonsantoSucks.com Really surprised this is available. Or that Monsanto doesn’t own it

BestCannabisOil.com Best names do well because its the terms people usually use to search

LuckyTrain.com All aboard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hunting.cc Hunting crypto currency

TheCancerGroup.org Sounds like a group of doctors that specialize in cancer treatment

WildExotics.com Wild AND exotic. And only $12

BarkingKitty.com It’s funny because cats don’t bark dogs …….nevermind, you get it

TandomSkydive.com If you love having a large man straddle you and drool on you

Vaperette.com Vaping for her

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133113.com
452.us
70bet.com
AmbitiousDeliciousness.com
AppStudy.com
BattleshipMovie.com
Biopc.com
BlackAmericanWestMuseum.org
BlueLux.com
BreatheHealthy.org
CapitolKH.com
CaseHelp.com
CCSF.net
CheerNY.org
CityAcupuncture.org
ColombiamorStereo.com
ColoradoSpringsBusinessAlliance.com
CommercialSteamCleaners.com
CountryCodeDomain.com
DietPlanWorkout.com
DriveTimes.com
EDCOutfitters.com
EyebrowMicroBlading.com
FamilyMentalHealthRecovery.org
FamilyVictory.com
foodinschools.org
FunFacer.com
fwonk.com
gc888.net
GeekyStuff.com
geenexdns.com
Grade.net
gta-garado.com
HacksCheatss.com
Hardrive.info
hdd-911.com
HowDoILoveMe.com
IAmLola.org
IAUOrg.com
IGHere.com
IQLife.com
Jaacisuiza.com
KeysTees.com
KillEratLarge.com
KindheartedKids.com
MaxEnergyIndia.com
MayaDelCarmen.com
MiTutor.com
Mobzstar.com
PetFashionWeek.com
PinpointPak.com
PromoTeam.com
PZTech.com
RadiantVista.com
rfidwallethq.com
SDSY.net
SpiceThaiOrlando.com
Superredus.com
TheNavajoTimes.com
TitanLLC.com
UsCarom.org
Web2whizzing.com
WebMastersMag.com
WinOption.com
Wishesu.com
WoodWrestling.com
YellBell.com
YKEF.com
YorkStagingServices.com
YPUU.com

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Have a great weekend!

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AllUses.com Can be used for anything

AsapSafe.com A security site, or a service that will extract you from dangerous situations anywhere in the world. Could be by sending in a tactical team or helicopter.

BeginUse.com

BlockChainQ.com Add a Q to the end for a discount

BlockMeter.com A tool to measure the blockchain

BuiltFine.com Higher end furniture or anything that’s built, this name gives the feel of quality

ChainOut.com Another chain name

CountPay.com A Payroll service

DollarLeague.com Fantasy sports team that only cost $1

DollarMad.com Crazy money

Ecryptis.com Another crypto type name

EveryoneSmart.com A chemical to add to the water source, makes everyone smart

ExtremeOne.com “one” written out seems to be popular

FlowFix.com maybe a plumping name, or a medication ” I’m not peeing right” name

FocusCounsel.com Coaching or advise on focusing

ForgotAll.com Can’t remember anything, maybe it’s a forgiveness site. We’ve forgotten all your sins

FuelNutrients.com Natural supplements that give you energy

GuildNation.com A group of skilled trades

HabitStudy.com Learn about why people have habits, how they affect them and how to make good habits

HybridResource.com All the things you need for hybrids

LetItSpin.com Makes me think of wheel of fortune

LiveGreatness.com Live as in life, or live as in current

MasterOfGame.com An email name for a gamer.

MeCalendar.com your own personal calendar

Mineralville.com The town with all the minerals

NextEscapade.com

NightPal.com Nightlight or related product for kids that are scarred of the dark

NormalPoop.com An app to check and make sure there’s nothing wrong with your excrement. Is green ok? This app will let you know.

OneMinuteTour.com A synopsis tour when you don’t have time for the long version

OnwardSuccess.com Success that’s moving forward

OptimizeUp.com Maybe SEO or service that streamlines something

PayoutMoney.com

PrecisionCrew.com When details matter hire the precision crew

PrimePopular.com

RefillYou.com A relaxation site, vacations, refill yourself, physically, mentally and spiritually

RescueHouse.com A home rehab service

RoomIncome.com A site to make extra money renting out extra rooms

SearchForSelf.com Find yourself

StaffMeter.com Records and gauges the work output of your staff

TattooSimply.com A home tattoo kit

TechDecrypted.com A how to guide for tech

UpBasic.com Could be anything

VipFunnel.com

WhatNever.com What? Never, I imagine a ? after what

WorthSpend.com Things that are worth buying

ZTreasure.com Z Treasure, German for the treasure

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Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

anyj.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

ppdr.net
pfhq.net
nnzw.net
zpmm.net
zkwh.net
jyxl.net

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

xru.com
mb0.com
syy.info

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Caffenza.com
Careific.com
Coldet.com
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Gimanto.com
Hemeq.com
Jiivy.com
Kotiv.com
Leftyz.com
Mistoni.com
Neoze.com
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Ologio.com
Phostel.com
Rezidu.com
Rogasia.com
Shellio.com
Spakin.com
Thurro.com
Usaio.com
Vadiance.com
Yoglies.com
Yulse.com
Zapollo.com
Zenxy.com
Zojex.com

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Some Numbers

2199.cc
00dl.com
29ft.com
77qo.com
kr76.com
zf55.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

CitizensHealth.org
CyberHigh.net
EasyStat.net
Facial.biz
Hulk.biz
Jerk.cc
Lenses.biz
Typo.cc
Unremarkable.net
Uptown.biz
Webstream.cc

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

GoneVapor.com
TheCannaGurus.com
VaporHighs.com
WooWeed.com
WeedDays.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

SocialSecurityScam.com

NamePros

DaringDresses.com
ARMYS.net
XmasDresses.com
FogEngineer.com
FindingCoffee.com

ExchangeBitcoins.co.uk
MarylandPawn.com
CDVF.net
NEARESTBOUTIQUE.com
FastShop.net

AntiqueOnlineStore.com
Kloz.net
CryptoMarketStrategy.com
TransportationPods.com
SimpleArtDesigns.com

BulkAdvertising.net
SocketConnectors.com
Unwilling.net
Refrigerated.net
JUNTIA.com

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Our thoughts and prayers go out to all the victims and all the families and friends of victims affected in the Las Vegas shooting. I was watching footage of the shooting and kept thinking “wow, I’ve been right in that area every January for the past several years at Namescon”, and something like this could have happened at anytime.

I say this not as a deterrent to living life or changing my behavior because of terrorist or extremist attacks, but rather to be prepared and situationally aware, to know how to react should something like this happen to me.

Being better prepared for an event like this can be as simple as knowing a few life saving concepts. The first thing to consider, and one that was not easily accomplished in the Las Vegas attack, is to neutralize the threat. If you listen to the police radio traffic, several officers voice this concern while others are calling out the locations of the wounded. One of the officers summed it up great, saying we need to take this guy down before there’s more casualties.

If you can, move the patient and yourself to a position of concealment or cover as quickly as possible. Hiding behind something that won’t stop a bullet is preferable sitting out in the open, it will make it harder for you to be recognized as a target.

Another important thing to consider is the use of tourniquets. This could consists of a belt or anything that could be used to stop the flow of arterial blood coming from an extremity wound. Even if a victim has multiple gunshot wounds stopping the flow of arterial blood in the extremities will prolong survivability. For the longest time there was a stigma to tourniquet use, there was a misconception that the person might lose the limb if a tourniquet was applied. The fact of the matter is that loss of limb from a tourniquet is very low percentage and is insignificant when the alternative is complete exsanguination.

The tourniquet needs to be tight enough so that it stops the flow of blood completely. It also should be applied on the single longbone of the affected limb. Your femur and humerus are the single long bones, so any easy way to remember tourniquet placement is above the knee or above the elbow, obviously between the heart and the wound. The distal ends of your extremities have two main bones, this make it harder to compress the artery against the bone with the tourniquet.

One of the most inspiring things that happened during the Vegas attack were people helping people by loading them onto whatever they could find and taking them to a vehicle that could transport them to the hospital. The thing with regular Emergency Medical Service during an event like this, is that they will not enter the hot zone until it’s confirmed that the threat has been neutralized, and in reality most of the wounded don’t need an ambulance or even a Medic, they need to get to the operating room as fast as possible. If you stop the bleeding and control the airway the best you can, then taking the person to definitive care as fast as possible is the best treatment for them. EMS Advanced life support is limited in its capabilities when dealing with trauma. Iv’s are essentially pointless and we don’t carry whole blood. Sure, I can give you fluids to assist with blood circulation (not as beneficial as once thought in loss of blood shock as it can diminish clotting factors), decompress a tension pneumothorax or intubate the patient, but like I said, what they really need is a surgeon.

If you come across someone that is not breathing, has no pulse and there are still other people wounded and breathing, leave them and move on to someone that is breathing. Technically you should adjust the airway and look listen and feel for breathing, but someone shot lying in a pool of blood, that doesn’t appear to be breathing and has no discernible pulse is more than likely dead. The chances of successful resuscitation after traumatic cardiac arrest are very, very slim. It’s not a pleasant thing to consider, but your efforts are better utilized helping someone that has a chance. Obviously if the amount of rescuers matches or exceeds the number of patients then give it your best shot.

So if you take anything away from this post and find yourself in one of these situations, remember if possible to, stop the threat, get to cover, stop the bleeding, get to a trauma center. The more these attacks happen the more likely anyone reading this will find themselves in a similar situation and the principles can apply to any situation that you find injured people.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

ArizonaMarket.com Fresh produce shipped to the desert

BankLesson.com Learn about banking

BeanBlue.com A dip or spread made out of beans and blue cheese

BigProsper.com

BitTrek.com

BrandTeck.com Tech with a K

ByForge.com Make things via the forge

ChainProduce.com

ChildLookout.com Plant a tracker in your kids to keep track of them

CreditCertainty.com A credit help service

DarkTeck.com

DroneMetro.com Fly your drone around town

EarthFanatic.com

FactAgain.com

FitnessLesson.com A site that has daily lessons on fitness and health

FloodLoss.com Flood restoration service

FocalZen.com

FocusAllDay.com

Gardenmatic.com Automatic gardener

GhostAir.com

HeadRescue.com Feeling a little crazy? Call head rescue

HeroTask.com A brand for handyman or general labor help. There hero’s when they do the things you don’t want to do

ItsNotaLie.com

LocalUpside.com

MineHazard.com A site about the dangers of mining, maybe crypto

OddFriend.com

RapidFamily.com

RootSave.com Coupon site for carrots. Or a discount brand for foot, root’s nourish the rest of the plant

SmoothSkill.com

SynergyQueen.com

ThriveMine.com A cloud mining solution

TodayChronicle.com Blog about the things that happened today

ToneAll.com

TurboDebit.com Really fast debit card service

UPanic.com

UpsideLocal.com

VFueled.com Get fueled virtually

ViralGreen.com

WineCleanse.com Wine that cleans out all the crap in your system

WiseMine.com

ZPharmacist.com

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Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

Flippa/SEDO

Cousins.com at $10K use it for a DNA site or family heritage

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

yyhe.com
taav.com
zvfi.com
leqq.com
ewuq.com
ezvl.com
yvfi.com
fbyi.com
bkjv.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

kjsr.net
mswh.net
cfwf.net
gcck.net
phwp.net
klvr.net
Jamb.co
klvr.org

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

4×4.me
csh.cc
cx5.org
mwwlw.com
slwxw.com

Brandables

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Some Numbers

117258.com
38kh.com
39rx.com
769l.com
78xk.com
959l.com
98ds.com
dg44.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

SafetyGoggles.net
SchoolReunions.net
Diviners.net
Venezuelans.net
Hunter.biz
Liverwurst.org
Upgrading.me

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

MathHash.com
Stage420.com
WeedPacket.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

PayTrade.com

TinyMind.com

XUBG.COM

NamePros

ParkRangerJobs.com
PsychicParanormal.com
Diqj.com
Criminals.info
Ruw.us

Rechecks.com
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R47.com
WirelessBackupCamera.net
CasinoOdds.net

Blellum.com
Bloi.net
ChestnutLumber.com
WebDevChat.com
VirtualRealityWeather.com

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

The post IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Tuesday, October 3rd appeared first on DSAD.

I made it to a computer just in time to finish this post. I spent the night on the water in DC, and caught this beast. The first blue catfish I’ve ever caught and it’s as tall as I am, if it could walk.

I just watched the first three seasons of House of Cards, so I imagine the fish grew to this size eating the bodies of political causalities, killed and thrown into the Potomac.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AllProSport.com here’s a case where the plural seems to be the better option

BeadGear.com my daughter has a case of beads for making bracelets and necklaces. Most of them end up on the floor and all over the place. I find them by stepping on them.

BeRealistic.com A site that crushes your fantastical ideas and brings you back to reality

CallSafe.com Baseball? or a phone encrytption solution

ChainSwipe.com Credit cards on the block chain

CornPoop.com Well, it’s a keyword domain of a real thing

CryptoSurfer.com Anonymous web browser

DrillGas.com Natural gas is still huge and will only get bigger. I really have no idea what I’m talking about, but it seems like it will with fracking.

EndlessAcres.com Land, a camp, resort

EvilAxis.com sorter than Axis of Evil

FoundChange.com Looking for Change? Look no further, we found it.

GainDrive.com A energy drink, or motivational site

GeneticTrail.com Follow your Genes back through history

HeartOfThings.com The center or vital area of something.

InsureAnybody.com Do you have numerous vehicle collisions, a drinking problem and half blind? No problem, we Insure Anybody

JoeMover.com A nice brand for a moving company

MemoryFlow.com Sounds like and app that helps improve your memory

MoneyLabor.com put your money to work for you

MutualPrivacy.com Leave me alone, and I’ll leave you alone

PlainEnergy.com Nothing fancy

PlantCash.com Sell your plants for cash

RsvpGuru.com one stop solution for all your reservations

SameTwo.com

ScubaSkill.com I got dive certified in the gulf of Eliat in Israel, the tip of the Red Sea. I haven’t been diving since, so I lack scuba skills.

SilkBit.com

SouthLook.com

TimeForPaint.com When it’s pealing off it’s time for paint

UltimoPress.com

VaultWire.com Secure transactions

YellowVault.com Secure urine samples?

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Names With Bids

AssistiveTech.com

WantToStopGambling.com

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

Flippa/SEDO

cousins.com

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

brfp.com
lvny.com
xaoz.com
mtur.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

Nusp.org
crcw.net
mmlc.net
sxad.org
hltr.net
hplx.net
Ctrl.ws
epbc.org

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

adw.me

Brandables

Camoti.com
Chinina.com
Cokolo.com
Cripsa.com
Curvive.com
Dimoma.com
Faboil.com
Fitani.com
Flockie.com
Funziz.com
Jerado.com
Legava.com
Makozo.com
Manipu.com
Mizium.com
Mystians.com
Nerimo.com
Nintro.com
Rivoda.com
Robaxo.com
Stilltia.com
Tasono.com
Tritona.com
Trizify.com
Vaxling.com
Verilly.com
Wellzy.com
Zabeet.com
Zivok.com

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Some Numbers

One Worders and Other TLD’s

SiteNavigation.net
Leaven.net
ColdCut.org
RodentControl.net
ValueSearch.org
Tramp.org
BankSmart.org
Tantalizing.org
EcoTechs.org
Discourage.me
Flack.cc
Emancipation.me

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

420freak.com
CasualWeed.com
GanjaFolio.com
GanjaHealer.com
GanjaStocks.com
Geo420.com
QueenOfWeed.com
TouchOfCannabis.com
VrPrepper.com
WeedWant.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

NamePros

IKUX.net
StockTerm.com
CornLily.com
RosewoodLumber.com
IllustratorBrushes.com

SummerBeachHome.com
AgedCoin.com
LOPU.net
BroochesJewelry.com
SwiftTransaction.com

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No crypto talk today, well maybe a little domain related crypto talk. I’ve been selling names with “coin” in them like they’re going out of style, as well as a sale yesterday with the word “chain”. No crazy prices, the range is from around $599 to $2400 retail, with a few $59-$200 wholesale at Dropcatch.

Reading the comments from Shane’s post yesterday, Jeff stated he thought it might be better to invest in Crypto right now than in Domains and that he was having trouble selling his portfolio wholesale. It could be true for Jeff that crypto would have a better return than domains, I’m not sure what his situation is.

There are several points we can take away from this concept. First, there are so many variables in domain investing that I have trouble comparing it to any other industry, especially block chain tech and all it’s intricacies.

Obviously we can make correlations in domain sales to other events like the strength of the economy, but since each one of these little bastards is unique unto itself, we’d have to judge each and every name on it’s own merits and then throw timing and exposure into the mix. If we did all this then we might be able to start comparing domains to other industries.

Selling domains at moderate retail prices is the best way to gauge the overall strength of a particular domain niche(IMO). For example, if I sell drone or vr names in the aftermarket that’s great, but I know I’m selling to the domaining crowd and selling into speculation. Niche speculation isn’t confirmed until I start seeing numerous examples of these names being bought on platforms geared to the end users.

I can take the data in my opening paragraph and have reasonable confidence that the crypto/coin space is going somewhere based on the spike in retail sales. Maybe it’s just short term, but there’s definitely momentum in the niche.

Another thing to consider is the way we bandy about the term “investor”. I think we need to make a distinction between “seller” and “investor”. Not that we can’t be both, but if your names don’t sell for minimum wholesale prices, then more than likely they should be classified as product inventory, rather than an asset class of an investor. There’s nothing wrong with being a seller and carrying inventory, I categorize most of my portfolio as product.

Making the distinction between product and investment might help you sell more names as you will learn to set prices accordingly. The thing with investment domains is that you don’t need to sell them. You can carry them as long as you want because they have value as an asset that should/could appreciate. You will normally be able to get a decent price for them as long as your not trying to make bail, or if the timing is right you could score a big payday.

So to sum in all up, selling domains and investing in domains are two different things. Making this distinction can be helpful. Jeff, I’m not picking on you, rather I thank you for giving me something to write about. I think it’s a bad idea to try and liquidate your 4500 domains to move into a completely different, risky, investment instrument that you admittedly don’t know much about. I think you should focus on the minimum $36K you’ve put into domains, sell some for reasonable retail prices, then take that money and experiment with crypto. Just an idea, good luck.