Cashservice.com is hot at Namejet with over 100 bidders

I found out that the domain, Cashservice.com had attracted more than 100 bidders at Namejet. Currently there are 104 bidders and I am one of them. Currently the highest bid is over $1,000 (exactly at $13,00). You may still bid at Namejet if you are interested in.

When I look at more info regarding the domain, Cashservice.com, I gather that the domain is more than 10 years old and it has been registered since 1999. But there are only about 500 EXACT searches per month for the keyword.

I would not go beyond $2,000 for this domain. We will wait and see.

Currently 84 bidders for One word Dictionary .org domain, Position.org at Namejet

I am one of the biddders for the domain Position.org which is one of the top pre-release domains at Namejet today. Currently bid is not that high and only at $76 but there are 84 bidders so far and counting. The domain Position.org has been registered since 2000 and it is registered at Fabulous.com.

It is a pretty one word dictionary .org domain and when I look at the google search tool, there are around over 9 million phrase searches per month and around 135,000 EXACT searches per month for the keyword.

WinGames.com is at the top of Namejet pre-released domains.

WinGames.com domain has attracted over 140 bidders and current pre-order bid is $4,000. The backorder period has not been over yet and if you are interested in, you may backorder the domain at Namejet as well. The domain, WinGames.com is nearly 14 years old and it has been registered since 1996.

It is a really good “Gaming” domain and due to considerable interest, the final bid might be in low to mid xx,xxx range.

We will wait and see. I am also one of the bidders and will keep you posted.

FitnessTrainer.com bidding war ended up at over $20,000

I was among the bidders for the domain FitnessTrainer.com but I had to stop bidding on the domain after it went over $3,000 because I had made up my mind not to go above $3,000 for this domain name.

The bidding war for this domain, FitnessTrainer.com was at the Extended Domain Auction and the domain auction ended on 4th February 2010. There was the bidding war between two bidders above $14,000 and the domain auction ended up at $20,888.

FitnessTrainer.com is really a nice domain with good google keyword search volume but I think the final bid was a kind of end user price rather than reseller’s one.

Skimming the Pool for 01/22/10

Some tasty bits in the Pool.com auction list for Saturday, January 22nd, 2010. 20tnt.com and Mr.3.ca lead the short names shortlist. Yes100.com is a cryptic short name.  Gamehelper.net could be a great cheat site. And 6793.com is a nnnn.com that could be a new international portal. Deleting is 320.com and clickpay.com. Stelle.com, Italian for star, is a foreign language possibility.

Domainstate.com is most likely going for $46,000

Many people earlier valuated DomainState.com domain forum for around xxxx and some disgracefully valued it in xxx range. But I didn’t think its value in xxxx range but rather like low to mid xx,xxx due to its potential if I could imply a business model.

Therefore I offer xx,xxx (more than $20,000 offer of Paul Shaul) for the domainstate.com domain forum and thanks to the owners of the forum, I involved in a three way auction which was transparent (we submit offers to let know others as well as the admin of domainstate forum). I am not going to mention the names here. There was $1,000 increment each time. I now gave up after my offer of $45,000 was outbid by a higher offer from the CEO from a big company and he offered $46,000. I thought it was not justifiable for me to go more than $46,000.

Unless there is another offer from the other bidder, it would be sold at $46,000.

Deleting Domains Perk Up

The Pool.com list of Deleting Domains shows some action potential as G4B.com goes auctional. Touch.net and Youtub.com make for intriguing web possibilities. ADBT.com makes an acronym possible, and more  TLd’s like dd0s.biz are releasing ever day. Time to start shopping for that brand you always had in mind.

DomainState.com going to one of the current owner?

I got an email stating that there had been an offer of $20,000 from one of the current owners to own the forum DomainState.com outright. Obviously they would prefer for the forum to be run by one of the current owners rather than someone else as it had been the baby of three of them.

I had initial interest to acquire the forum if around $10,000 but now I decided not to go over $20,000. They are cancelling the auction which was the original plan. I also would like the forum to be run by one of the previous owners as I found the forum so rich of the domain knowledge and they had been giving straight opinions and support for the members.

I hope the forum will thrive on.

Skimming the Pool for Monday 01/11/10

The quirky award for today’s auctions at Pool.com is pancaketurner.com, going like flapjacks! The hotlist includes qnu.biz, a great moniker for some unknown business. Pro5000.com has easily rememberable appeal. Eloan247.com is a good one, as is renthorse.com. Okaytube.com has Youtube clone appeal.

Domaining Hits the Beeb

Not often domainers see a BBC news story centered around domaining. Yet the BBC news network ran a recent story concerning the .me development market. Montenegro’s little TLD that could has garnered massive me-dia attention and helps domainers sell to end users. Over 50,000 live registrations marked a decided lively market of “me”. Now if only the Sudanese United Villagers would form a country….and get the .SUV TLD off the ground.

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