DropDay.com Expiring Domain Tool Review
December 20, 2010 by Domain News
Filed under Deleting Domains
There are quite a few websites offering services to the domainers regarding expiring domains, domains in auction etc… so that people could find domains which they like to catch at the drop or buy at the auctions.
Among them, I have tried DropDay.com and the interface is quite easy to use and currently the database includes expiring domains, Snapnames Exclusive, Namejet Pre-release, Godaddy closeouts and Godaddy Exclusive domains.
Positive points are:
- Easy to use
- Quick and fast to gather the data
- Advanced search options are easy to manipulate
- Prices are as low as $12.9 per month (Annual Subscription)
Drawbacks are:
- Only maximum 100 results per page
- We don’t know the exact number of domains after filtering with input of criteria
- No function to save the resulting domains ( you would have to copy and paste every 100 domains from each page).
I hope they could improve the drawbacks. Have a look at DropDay.com.
Pool Skim for Monday Sept. 27th
September 27, 2010 by domainqueen
Filed under Deleting Domains, Domain Auctions
Deleting from the list today is a smattering of numericals and other domains. The name salad starts off with 1carrot.com and then progresses from there. This and 1dollarclick.com could bring some lettuce. The name 1nightnparis.com could be a bed and breakfast portal. 1stcollect.com could be a royalty site. 2010posters.com could be walled up.
The series 2012nflmockdraft.com through 1016nflmockdraft.com are dropping at Pool.com. A huge series of 24-7 names also drop. The domain 2minutecall.com could have staying power. The nom 3amtexts.com could have digital appeal. A series of 411- names also drop at Pool.com today. More at Pool.com.
Chinese Firm to Buy Godaddy.com?
September 11, 2010 by domainqueen
Filed under Available Domains, Domain Auctions, Domain News, General
China and its leading Google competitors may soon be shopping down Godaddy’s lane. Bob Parsons may need to be raising some extra cash because Godaddy.com is up on the auction block. Reliable news or rumor? Domainers were stunned today when the Wall Street Journal announced the celebrated blog-era registrar and massive hosting company Godaddy.com is for sale.
Priced at about 9or over) $1 billion, Godaddy owns a significant share of both all internet domain name business and beginner-to-intermediate web hosting enterprises online. Domainers mourned that the days of the dollar discount and Godaddy coupon codes may sadly be over. Whomever buys Godaddy will have 43 million domain name contracts with ICANN intact, and the owners reading their new partner’s email at rapt attention.
Godaddy is in decent shape for an auction. The company posted revenue (after a few choppy years in a row) between $750 million and $800 million in 2009, and has a whopping 50% of web hosting market share hands down. This is one of the healthiest industries in America today.
Godaddy enjoys a reputation among online customers a reliable warhorse with flexible hosting plans for every level of computer user. Domain names and bundled third party applications canted at the beginner webmaster through the career website administrator regularly accompany domain sales.
The Scottsdale, Arizona company offers tiered web hosting services and discount-code name promotions that have kept Godaddy hopping with the general public and industry regulars.Internet pricing wars between web hosting companies led Godaddy to scale its offerings in every shape and size, including online carts, forums, security, and traffic building.
After several hard years shaking off many smaller hosting competitors, and promotional representation by Danica Patrick (et.al) Godaddy is archly the common friend/enemy of most domainers. Yet almost every domain name owner has a Godaddy account and/or hosting plan. Godaddy antics have been chewed over in the blogosphere by domainer cognoscienti daily.
Why sell Godaddy.com now? Speculators wonder if Parsons is low on cash or simply looking to take a profit in the best domainer tradition. Google has been suggested as a buyer, but more interesting acquisitions of Godaddy.com might be by Oracle, a company long rumored to try and match its hardware industry presence with online services and interactive client sales potential.
Certainly Oracle (or Sun, for that matter) could power their Sparcstations with self telephony and owned packets for a lower price that leased VPS or whatever redundancy they have now. If Hewlett Packard somehow assembled a leadership squad, then they might arise anew as the Internet business phoenix of all time.
Could Conde Nast or Trump be thinking of expanding online?
Or could China, newly emerging as the era’s leading moneymaker, pick off Godaddy and suddenly own 50% of the Western world’s hosting files? If a China firm marshals one of the private equity bidders to acquire the webhost monolith, China could grasp a tenterhook on Western media and global consumer eyeballs in a one-check power play. (And become Paypal’s new best friend).
Godaddy.com goes on sale shopped by Qatalyst Partners of London and San Francisco. (Danica Patrick not included).
Pool Skim for Thursday August 26th
August 26, 2010 by domainqueen
Filed under Deleting Domains, Domain Auctions
The Pool.com list is full of active swimmers. 1000cuts.com could be the haircut and hairstyling website of all time. As usual the numerical domain names have a charm all their own. 1040 temps could be a tax form download site, one for every tax year going back decades. Talk about sticky traffic…and the site for 100K execs.com could be a whistleblowing site or a member’s only club listing.
00downlaod.com has a curious flavor and some serious torrent potential. And tendollardate.com is a name that could have make the grade for the 14-44 site visitor traffic demographic tied up worldwide. Many 1-800 names are in the Pool domain mix, such as 1800chad.com. The domain gestalt like the one 1800museum.com and 1800iowa.com complete this intriguing concept.
The deleting domain 1verseaday.com could be a Sunday school teachers dream site. Traffic would be faithful. Many 24hrs and 24hours beginner names and forex ones to boot, e.g. 24fxtrading.com. 3dayfix.com and 3D-crm.com are curiosities for sure. 3Gtwitter.com is a hoot. Many names beginning with 411 vending this group. 4adinfo.com is self explanatory and short.
The names 4retired.com and 4satan.com visit the silver and black demographics respectively. 5forums.com is a keeper. 72bit.com could have hacker savvy all over it. 9-poker.com is a domain that lays its cards the table.
Skimming the Pool.com for August 2,2010
August 2, 2010 by domainqueen
Filed under Deleting Domains, Domain Auctions, General
There are some Web 2.0 and web- names in the Mix for Pool.com August2,2010. Web-cog.com and web-gains.com are among the tasty domains. Also web-basedmail.com, a tasty hyphenate. Webbylab.net is a great web- name one of many in this drop list. The url weblites.net is a curiosity short name domain in this category. Webmoneyreports.com also comes up for bid.
Webdaytrade.com is another. The dropping name wealthyrich.com is somewhat focused as to concept. Web devsearch.com drops as well. webfinanceinfo.com is another web catcher. Webglyphs.com is another happening web name winner. Webinarconnect.com also drops. WebITjobs.com could be an employment portal. Webmarketquotes.com could be an internet stock or Wall Street site.
Even more web names are dropping at Pool.com. Webmoviesclips.com is another great web starter. Webpoets.net is a fantastic internet community name. The domain webpageprofits.com also vends in the skim. Lots of web opportunity names. Webproguru.com also skips off the cliff at the deletes auction at Pool.com.
Pool.com Skim for July 31st, 2010
July 31, 2010 by domainqueen
Filed under Domain Aftermarket, Domain Auctions, General
The Pool list has some curious characters for Saturday July 31st to say the least. Accesspal could be a great one. Oriental characters and Asian alphabet names stud the list. Youdrivelikeoldpeople.com is a good one. The name ad-klik.com could be a an affiliate revenue generator. Actinsane.com could be video site. Addroadmap.com could be a mobile app. Allergyz.com could be a great medical info site. Allpctechs.com could be an employment site.
But the mass density of the names dump is foreign. The characters won’t even transcribe in this blog application unless pasted in as images. Names like xonseo.com show that massive Oriental names holding in being dumped at Pool.com. Many yoga names also on sale together today. 2rentcars.com is an example of the number dynamics present in the current list. 30up.net could be a thirtysomething dating site.
[Blankety-blank].net, anyone? Doesn’t have quite the same impact as [Question-mark series.com], does it? 4X4books.net is a keeper. Many zero- and 4- names in the list. Zk5.net vends in the Pool for this date. Zodiacnights.com is a curiosity. Zoomfall.com is a question mark. 9nxt.com and 9owls.com show the numerical oddities in the list. Allherstuff.com could be a weird breakup warez site. Check the data list at Pool.com for more.
While there are probably some stinging good values in these short domains, without a visual character translator interface showing what the names mean (and their colloquial other meanings) the list’s appeal is limited. But a name like yodalogic.com doesn’t come up that often. The name 4redneck.com has a um, uh, limited demographic. Alertpilot.com is a goodpotential site for aviators, but preferably enjoyed when they aren’t flying.
Many German and Swedish names and special character names are fueling the Pool list in this phase. ?.com, and ?.com is featured, as well as many French names and some Spanish ones. The domain planètecafé.com is an example. A huge series of names starting with XP- are featured in this auction list, e.g., XP-London.com. X is the letter of the day with xt-gaming.net being a strong puller. XX2010.com is another beginning with x-featured name.
Youcouldqualify.com is a possible site portal attractor. Four letter names like 1vfx.com also show on the Pool list. Numerical names also star. 420euro.com is a special. The name 2-hotels.net features as well. 1to1chinese.com is another domain with strong potential. The 20dollarbenefits.com name has some strong potential. 20minuterecipe.com has a culinary flair.
20percentmonthlycom could be a financial breadwinner. The domain advektor.com could be an affiliate directory.
Skimming That Pool for July 29th, 2010
July 29, 2010 by domainqueen
Filed under Domain Aftermarket, Domain Auctions, General
The Pool skim has some curiosities in the shop for July 29th, 2010. Ongoing auction hits include freeschoolmoney.com and chinalegaltheory.com.The domain moneyfromauctions.com is almost luridly self-explanatory. Another auction name on auction is auctionworlds.com. The url getagenius.com shows intriguing development bookmarking appeal.
Investoridea.com is the pick. This will be a premium site. The names greenadmin and cubaculturetours.com have serious traffic attractors. Greenelectrical.com makes a big play for the environmental home owner eyeball market. Topdrugs.net soldiers on.
Dotmedia.com and compinsurers.com are great names with huge development potential. Identitysafeguard.net has explosive potential in online hijacking and piracy sites visitation grid. Biteshoes.com and Etruckmax.com have sound appeal if not much else.
More quality available domains
May 23, 2010 by Domain News
Filed under Available Domains, Domain News
At least 70 % of the available domains I posted a few days ago had been registered and I would continue to post “quality available domains” for you all. This is a kind of beta testing stage and I would post a few available domains at a time. The following .com domains are available at the time of posting this blog (confirmed at one reliable source). The domains are valuated by Valuate.com.
| Domain | Appraisal | Freq. | Searches |
| WhichBlog.com | $940 | 111,000 | 88 |
| IEditorials.com | $370 | 49,100 | 0 |
| DiscountTuition.com | $240 | 17,400 | 0 |
| PrescriptionChoices.com | $240 | 36,900 | 0 |
| CoatReview.com | $190 | 95,600 | 14 |
KeywordKeywords.com , some available domains
March 30, 2010 by Domain News
Filed under Available Domains
I was looking at the domain sale of CasinoCasino.com for $7,000 and I found some available KeywordKeywords.com domains which might be interesting to you. The following were available at the time of compiling the list.
accountaccounts.com
actacts.com
additionadditions.com
adjustmentadjustments.com
advertisementadvertisements.com
agreementagreements.com
answeranswers.com
approvalapprovals.com
argumentarguments.com
attackattacks.com
attemptattempts.com
attentionattentions.com
attractionattractions.com
balancebalances.com
basebases.com
behaviorbehaviors.com
bitebites.com
blowblows.com
causecauses.com
comparisoncomparisons.com
competitioncompetitions.com
conditionconditions.com
connectionconnections.com
crimecrimes.com
destructiondestructions.com
developmentdevelopments.com
directiondirections.com
discoverydiscoverys.com
discussiondiscussions.com
diseasediseases.com
distancedistances.com
distributiondistributions.com
divisiondivisions.com
doubtdoubts.com
effecteffects.com
exampleexamples.com
exchangeexchanges.com
existenceexistences.com
expansionexpansions.com
experienceexperiences.com
fallfalls.com
fictionfictions.com
fieldfields.com
guideguides.com
harborharbors.com
holeholes.com
hopehopes.com
hourhours.com
instrumentinstruments.com
Available domains in the format of KeywordKeyword.com including DevelopmentDevelopment.com etc…
March 29, 2010 by Domain News
Filed under Available Domains
I have listed some available domains in the format of KeywordKeyword.com. Recently CasinoCasino.com sold for $7,000.
additionaddition.com
advertisementadvertisement.com
amusementamusement.com
apparatusapparatus.com
approvalapproval.com
attemptattempt.com
behaviorbehavior.com
beliefbelief.com
birthbirth.com
burstburst.com
causecause.com
committeecommittee.com
competitioncompetition.com
conditioncondition.com
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