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auctions The NamesCon 2019 Live Auction Results - Including OL.com for $900,000

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The Live NamesCon auction in Las Vegas has just finished with some impressive domain name sales posted. Here are the auction results, as recorded live at the event. I believe these listings are correct, but there may be discrepancies. If there are, please add a comment, and the list will be amended.

LasVegas.events - $400

Sharp.net - $1,100

SolarBackPack.com - $400

TMS.net - $1,800

Tourism.global - $700

VAP.net - $2,100

WelcomeGift.com - $900

Start-up.com - $3,500

XM.co - $4,500

SmartDrugs.com - $9,500

BG.net - $20,000

VOK.net - $600

Chelsy.com - $1,200

FK.org - $9,000

Surgical.center - $1,200

Stop.com - $110,000

Salvager.com - $1,200

WeddingParty.com (including .NET, .ORG, .BIZ, .INFO, .TV) - Not Sold, continuing online

TraceRoute.com - $14,300

Ringtones.com - Not Sold, continuing online

RFC.net - $1,460

Piano.com - Not Sold, continuing online

QT.club - $600

DomainNames.com - $370,000

Prostitute.org - $500

Memo.com - Not Sold, continuing online

XGA.com - $20,000

Vaporizers.com - Not Sold, continuing online

SafeVape.com - $3,600

1942.com - Not Sold, continuing online

BAB.org - $600

Baja.com - Not Sold, continuing online

BathroomSink.com - $900

Bride.com - Not Sold, continuing online

BellybuttonRings.com - $800

Chop.com - Not Sold, continuing online

City.directory - $1,000

Cleavage.com - Not Sold, continuing online

Leads.com - $435,000

iBar.com - $5,500

Edit.com - Not Sold, continuing online

CannabisCompany.com - $12,000

Multiplexer.com - $3,500

IBF.com - Not Sold, continuing online

RKN.net - $900

1794.com - Not Sold, continuing online

70s.com - $6,000

Athlete.com - Not Sold, continuing online

CheapFlights.global - $400

Uno.com - Not Sold, continuing online

CPU.com - Not Sold, continuing online

Insurance.us - $7,000

Broker.com - Not Sold, continuing online

DebtPrograms.com - $900

Drone.com - Not Sold, continuing online

EEN.org - $500

Give.com - Not Sold, continuing online

ENFL.com - $1,100

Lucky.com - Not Sold, continuing online

MedSchools.com - $1,200

Prize.com - Not Sold, continuing online

Numerals.com - $4,000

NP.net - $13,000

QV.net - $7,000

OL.com - $900,000

VAB.net - $500

Shit.com - Not Sold, continuing online

StartupFunding.com - $4,000

BYGA.com - $1,000

1895.com - Not Sold, continuing online

BilliardGames.com - $900

Armed.com - Not Sold, continuing online

CarpetFlooring.com - $1,200

CUZ.com - Not Sold, continuing online

Dieticians.com - $4,000

DietSupplements.com - $5,500

Dingy.com - $4,000

Coat.net - $1,500

Hero.com - Not Sold, continuing online

InternetMarketingServices.com - $800

Leukemia.com - Not Sold, continuing online

LocalApp.com - $2,600

ElectricMotorcycles.com - Not Sold, continuing online

CorporateBrand.com - $3,200

Abdul.com - $13,000

NutritionalProducts.com - $1,000

Pen.com - Not Sold, continuing online

ReadingLessons.com - $800

ShaverReviews.com - Not Sold, continuing online

MEZ.com - $29,000

Lotus.net - $3,100

HomeDevelopment.com - Not Sold, continuing online

MakingNoise.com - $1,100

Hogs.com - Not Sold, continuing online

Slowly.com - Not Sold, continuing online

VM.club - $400

Downers.com - Not Sold, continuing online

Equation.org - $400

4054.com - Not Sold, continuing online

BZL.net - $500

7864.com - Not Sold, continuing online

Glucose.org - $4,000

Abomination.com - $2,300

AntiqueAppraisals.com - $1,500

BYUC.com - $1,600

Coordination.com - $8,000

Craft.info - $310

DJS.com - $130,000

EMD.org - Not Sold, continuing online

Escort.io - $500

Tablets.com - Not Sold, continuing online

Flexible.org - $1,300

FM.co - Not Sold, continuing online

ILLC.com - $4,000

LCSM.com - $500

LLU.com - Not Sold, continuing online

MPM.net - $1,200

Pathological.com - $4,200

PEB.com - Not Sold, continuing online

PFKC.com - $700

POOV.com - $1,900

Purged.com - $1,800

NCB.net - $1,200

Repossession.com - $11,000

XAF.net - $400

RFQ.com - Not Sold, continuing online

Thebes.com - $3,000

Shoerack.com - $6,000

Solvent.com - $7,600

Sportswear.co - $400

Toil.com - Not Sold, continuing online

VTI.net - $600
 
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Who won domainnames.com it was on the floor, quite a bidding war, as was leads.com which is a great name also.

The GTLD's never really showed up here, .com's ruled, some of the subpar stuff brought in some really good prices, and quite surprising.

I think I saw ShaveReviews.com around $30K, and it still didn't hit reserve? Same with CPU.com like $610K in a auction, they shouldn't have such extreme reserves.

Seemed many hit just right under their reserves then went completely cold.
 
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Who won domainnames.com it was on the floor, quite a bidding war, as was leads.com which is a great name also.

The GTLD's never really showed up here, .com's ruled, some of the subpar stuff brought in some really good prices, and quite surprising.

I think I saw ShaveReviews.com around $30K, and it still didn't hit reserve? Same with CPU.com like $610K in a auction, they shouldn't have such extreme reserves.

Seemed many hit just right under their reserves then went completely cold.
The new Tld's really didn't have a fair chance. There are many people holding good combinations, but they were rejected entrance. Quite frankly, the auction was rigged against them from the start.
 
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The new Tld's really didn't have a fair chance. There are many people holding good combinations, but they were rejected entrance. Quite frankly, the auction was rigged against them from the start.
Your right, I didn't see much considering how much good inventory is still out there, even in reserved registry hands who probably were willing to sell to get some PR. A lot of 3L.net's, and weak 4L.com's, a lot of stuff that sells everyday on namejet for half, not sure who was bidding on that, but they didn't know their comps.

I feel for the owner of insurance.us, namepros user who paid 5 figures for it, after auction fees, they are not going to be left with much, not the right venue for it.

Solvent.com was a nice one at the end, saw a nice $100 bidding war back, and forth.

The auction was extremely confusing, you would see like a $3000 starting bid, maybe from the previous online, and the auctioneer would be at like $100K, very tough to bid online, as it was choppy, and many times the screen, and what was going on in the floor didn't jive. It would be $3K on the floor, and the online button would be at $50K.

They actually were running away with cpu.com up to $775K, before they walked it back to $610K, not sure where those extra $150K in bids came or went, but not much value in this auction to be honest, other than a random few.

Not sure how the Oxley portfolio did, but doesn't like much hit the reserves.
 
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Wow...

MEZ.com 29.000 is a great one
 
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Anyone know how high drone.com got?
(Sorry about the pun)
 
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Start-up.com - only $3,500 ? & Stop.com 100k i consider very low for both
 
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+1

Also curious about Broker.com
Broker wasn’t even close, I think I saw it flash at $550k I believe, given the owner has stated they turned down $1.1M, and commissions, no chance.
 
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Start-up.com - only $3,500 ? & Stop.com 100k i consider very low for both
Stop.com seems like a great 4L buy, and wait, it had very little bids, barely met min reserve, if I owned it, I wouldn’t be very happy at that price.
 
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UNO.com reached $400K, but I guess it didn’t reach it reserve.
 
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They set $75 as the maximum renewal fee for ngTLDs to be listed on the auction, but actually many great ngTLDs with potentially high selling prices have low $xxx renewal fees. So only average or below average quality ngTLDs are listed. $75 is too low, and I think low $xxx is more appropriate.
 
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It was fun to watch most of the live auction, my first time.

The .com took most of the dollars, not surprisingly.

To answer @Internet.Domains according to my notes drone got to $250k before sent to online continuation.

All ngTLDs that made it to live auction sold and at prices typical of high wholesale or low retail for ngTLDs ($400 to $1200). The two that sold for most city.directory and surgical.center were the best in my opinion.

VAB.net for $500 and equation.org for $400 struck me as low, as did BAB.org for $600.

SmartDrugs.com strikes me as a great name for coming generation of medical internet of nanoscale things. It sold for a respectable price but I expect will sell for much more in a few years.

Before sent online sh*t.com reached $150k. How it could be used in branding escapes me! Maybe portable toilets or septic systems but still would you really call your company that? Or maybe some comedian or celebrity might like it.

Overall was impressed with how smoothly the auction ran, and Monte and auctioneer kept the tone fun.

Bob
 
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Nice Update @Bob Hawkes - don't forget to post pics in the other threads :)
 
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Thank you for updating the sales at Namescon-2019
 
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Can anybody let me knew how much commission they are going to earn from this?

I kinda liked this "middle man business" I hope I will dive in sometimes in this year.
 
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Can anybody let me knew how much commission they are going to earn from this?

I kinda liked this "middle man business" I hope I will dive in sometimes in this year.
Used to be 25%, but if I was submitting ol.com for auction, no way I would pay 25%.
 
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If a domain has a reserve for a million dollars and someone bids $900k...that does NOT mean the domain could have sold for $900k...it’s just some idiot bidding it up close to the reserve.
People on here talking about the price reached here and there...it’s just some idiots bidding it close to the reserve!!!
 
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If a domain has a reserve for a million dollars and someone bids $900k...that does NOT mean the domain could have sold for $900k...it’s just some idiot bidding it up close to the reserve.
People on here talking about the price reached here and there...it’s just some idiots bidding it close to the reserve!!!
Well stated many times there was people bidding right under the reserve, big numbers knowing they wouldn’t execute, much what happens on NameJet, hoping some outside jumps in, and takes the bait.
 
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If a domain has a reserve for a million dollars and someone bids $900k...that does NOT mean the domain could have sold for $900k...it’s just some idiot bidding it up close to the reserve.
People on here talking about the price reached here and there...it’s just some idiots bidding it close to the reserve!!!
Agreed, maybe they shouldn’t reveal the reserve prices.
 
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What did tablets.com and cuz.com reach? i lost my internet connection and missed it all..
 
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What did tablets.com and cuz.com reach? i lost my internet connection and missed it all..
I hope you have given some Tablets to your internet connection "cuz" its not good sign.
 
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If a domain has a reserve for a million dollars and someone bids $900k...that does NOT mean the domain could have sold for $900k...it’s just some idiot bidding it up close to the reserve.
People on here talking about the price reached here and there...it’s just some idiots bidding it close to the reserve!!!
OL.com is sold in 900k usd... reserve met isnt it?
i know about other which reached near to reserve but this OL and domainnames.com actually met reserve and sold... so they are real sales..
 
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