5F.com just closed at $56,000 on GoDaddy auctions. The valuable domain name changed hands back in 2011 for $11,000 at Sedo. Checking out Archive.org it looks like this was a developed website. It was an Asian based Casino website. There is a freight company using …
More and more attention is being given to games being played at GoDaddy auctions and subsequent rollbacks. Michael at Namebio posted one hell of a rollback today at Namepros. 5065.com from $20,250 to $15. Veteran domain investor Brad Mugford weighed in: @GoDaddy is making a …
Every now and then people bring up some of the problems with GoDaddy auctions. One where two bidders bid up a name hoping to drive everyone else out and then the top bidder does not pay and the second bidder gets the name. One problem …
Here is a recap of the NamesCon live auction with either sold or no sale with highest offer. 55 Names sold out of 123 lots. Holiday.com was the star at $1.4m. None of the LL or LLL.com domain names sold. I was surprised Caveat.com sold …
Casino is one of the most popular keywords when it comes to domain name sales. I had written a few years back that when you look at exact keyword sales, Casino leads the list with 75. $7.1m in dollar volume with $94.1K being the average …
Paypalsucks.com was online for a long time, a site that described itself as the world’s largest eBay and PayPal gripe site. The site was featured in many high profile publications including The Washington Post and MSNBC. It looks like the site went down in 2021. …
FrozenYogurt.com was a domain name that was left to drop by Swiss Multinational Nestlé. The domain name was registered in 1995. The buyer already has a little blog up on the site. I wonder if they will stick with expanding the blog or move to …
It was 5N.com day at GoDaddy auctions on Thursday. 185 expired auctions closed today. 78933.com was the highest close at $5,500. 13333.com was second at $4,200. I actually thought this would be the high close with the same repeating number for the last 4 numbers. …
DayTraders.com was sold back in 2008 for $84,215. The domain name was left to expire and caught by DropCatch. The auction ended at $49,650. There is a live website at Day-Traders.com. It mentions it’s been online since 1998. When the pandemic started CNBC wrote how …
