I’m glad to see Bido is back up and running and would like to wish them good luck! I had some good sales there and think it’s great to see another marketplace trying to take on sedo for real. However, they really need to do something to increase the quality of domains there and attract… Read more »
First time I’m seeing 3character.com guide lowering prices and not just lowering, but by over 20% in a month! 3-Letter .com – $6000 (- $1650 since July 1, 2008 report) 3 letter .net lost 3.6% according to the guide. What’s gonna happen next with the LLL.com? Well no one knows for sure. From a discussion… 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… Read more »
VQU.COM Sold for $6551 on Bido, just $51 above my estimation as posted in the sale comments 🙂 The letter quality isn’t good and only 123K results in google, but it has a decent acronym for “very quick update”, a phrase that could be branded into a hosting, or web services. This is the forth… Read more »
Nice to see the industry leaders working together, TRAFFIC in NY will have domains from all the major players: Moniker Aftermarket.com / DomainTools Rick Latona Bido.com Sedo
DebtNews.com sells for $10,628.00 on Bido.com This domain would make a perfect content website all about current events in the debt world. The national debt is a major concern to many nations. The news of things happening in regards to debt and finance are of importance to all businesses. Consumer debt is something many people… Read more »
I think this was a clear marketing success for bido. They managed to sell a two word .org domain for almost $2k. Honestly it’s a good domain, but I’m not sure how it can be used, besides by some kind of organization that is keen on keeping secrets, or on the contrary revealing them. Might… Read more »