- Top 4 letter domain at bargain prices.
- 10% discount if you purchase 3 or more domains
- Payments by paypal masspay, or moneybookers
$675 each:
ezoh.com
fpoo.com
ataz.com
ozav.com
ufut.com
enuh.com
egek.com
pirh.com
Another Moniker Auction just eneded: Search Engine Strategies
Most SEO guys can easily pay thousands of $$ for links, but they aren’t willing to spend the money on domains. It’s a shame they still don’t get it: better domain will help the SEO campaign as well, in many ways.
Even though the domains weren’t high quality here, some clear bargains emerged, like SeoProduct.com for $300.00
The results aren’t very reassuring this time as well: read more »
Despite the recession in US economy and a certain amount of uncertainty in the domaining market July 08 have been pretty good for me. I had around $50k in sales, with over 2/3 of it being profit. While most sales were private and the buyers preferred to keep them confidential, couple of the top sales are through public auctions so I can mention them here:
Dickinson.com $12K on Bido
Krom.com $5,5k through AfterNic
Harlot.com $5145 on Bido (I owned 50% of this one)
I rarely disclose my earnings and report sales, however I feel this is needed to encourage others to see the hidden opportunities in domaining. What I like most about the industry are the large gaps. Appraisals always range widely and so do auctions and sales, it’s not unusual to see domains being resold for 2x and more shortly after. read more »
Sedo is notorious for making sellers pick low reserves to “encourage more bidders” and while it sometimes work, frequently there aren’t enough bidders in the first place, so names end up with low prices. This mostly refers to GreatDomains auctions.
Next GreatDomains event has these names in the list, among others:
Attended.com no reserve
Calcium.net $1-$499
Debbie.net no reserve
Doctor.net $5,000-$9,999
Illicit.com $1,000-$4,999
Doorway.com $1,000-$4,999
Now some of these reserves are just ridiculously low, someone will get bargains!
I think low reserves only hurt the sale, there should be either no reserve at all, like on snapnames and bido, or a fair reserve like there is usually in TRAFFIC auctions and good sedo auctions. Low reserves will just reduce the domain’s value in the eyes of the buyer. A quick example is when I recently sold my coriander.com for just $5100 on greatdomains auction with reserve $5k, after it went up to $9k on a sedo auction previously, shy of reaching its reserve. There are simply not enough bidders to create a bidding war to get the price up, especially now due to summer, recession, election, global warming..
The moniker.com auction from the Geo show in Chicago just concluded with a total of $284K of domains sold.
While there were some good sales, in general I’d say it didn’t do that well. Many people got bargains on city domains
Here is a list of all the domains that sold:
SantaClara.com $82,500
Afghan.com $30,000
Asia.org $30,000
OysterBay.com $24,500
Guatemala.net $16,000
Cuban.com $15,000
Secaucus.com $11,000
SaintKittsAndNevis.com $10,500 read more »
We are putting Harlot.com on bido and the auction is in less than week July, 8
Great one word domain well fit for an adult site.
Some recent sales on bido turned out to be bargains, so don’t miss this one!
RYY.com – $7,124
domaintalk.com – $2,415
panelist.com – $1,866
golfiowa.com – $460
QVK.com – $6,730
DomainMagnate.com presents an interview with Rich from Quad Letter Domains
- Name, age, location?
Richard Shorten, 25, United Kingdom
- What are your top 3 domains?
I have lots of names spread across many different niches and lately have focussed heavily on quad letter domains so its difficult to single out specifics…
- Username on main domaining forums?
My username is rjs_essex and I frequently visit Namepros and am a moderator on AcornDomains.co.uk. Such a boring handle, my initials and county in the UK but I guess if I change it now no one would recognise me or know who I was!
- How long have you been into domaining and how did you get into it?
I’ve been in the domain business for about 4 years now. I started out buying a domain to host a website for a small business idea I had – starting up as an on call IT technician for the private sector. If I had had the time I would probably still be doing it but it never really took off. I started looking around the web for ideas and was also inspired by a family member who started out in domaining back in 2000. read more »
Here is the forth monthly Recent LLLL.com Sales compilation. LLLL.com’s are the most frequently traded domaining commodity on all forums and auctions and it’s thus crucial to be up to date with the quickly changing prices.
The list includes last 3-5 days of sales on different venues based on TDVR database
Many nice end user value sales on afternic this week. There is a growing demand on CVCV.com domains and it’s rare to see sales below $1k in this area, while the quality of cvcv’s being sold is lower. Premium cvcv are rarely put for sale.
Many bargains can still be found on different auction houses.
SnapNames
cqsv.com $41
dqhz.com $41
dyqa.com $106
hovp.com $60
hprq.com $41
jztw.com $41
mvyx.com $40 read more »
The Monthly GreatDomains Auction Begins Today.
GreatDomains.com auctions run by sedo are usually a great opportunity for domainers to grab a few bargains, so don’t miss it 
All the action begins in the last 5-10 minutes.
Here is the list from greatdomains
absense.net no reserve
aerobicfitness.com 1 – 4,999 $US
applicant.com 5,000 – 19,999 $US
assistants.com 20,000 – 49,999 EUR
astounds.com 1 – 4,999 $US
autos.net 50,000 – 199,999 $US
babysittingjobs.com 20,000 – 49,999 $US
bedsupply.com 1 – 4,999 $US read more »
A few latest sales from namejet, borrowed from thedomains
jogger.com $25,201
careerplan.com $22,700
healthcaresolutions.com $10,700
dmvrecords.com $ 8,664
japs.com $ 8,200 read more »