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It's good to see something above a hundred grand on ebay that isn't necessarily a joke though -

I don't buy the best names in the world - But some of those jokers are wasting good money on listing fees (10,000 and above) on names I wouldn't reg at all ?

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder !
 
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wonder how many hits he got during the period they're announced at ebay.
 
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Originally posted by all4cost
It's good to see something above a hundred grand on ebay that isn't necessarily a joke though -

I don't buy the best names in the world - But some of those jokers are wasting good money on listing fees (10,000 and above) on names I wouldn't reg at all ?

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder !

I couldn't agree more. I really don't understand the majority of domain sellers on Ebay.
 
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Originally posted by domainbrokers
he has three or so two letter .com's in the group

that's the money

the rest...


more like 10 rather than 3
 
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heh it's over, at 300,900, but didnt reach reserve :(
 
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all the names i check on that ebay list are parked or have an affiliate site

as other people mentioned or were thinking, just a cheap way to get publicity and traffic to your parked pages.

or an ego boost


www.da.com mabye he got some signups ?
 
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Originally posted by domdom

www.da.com mabye he got some signups ?
if you look, that site only redirects to another site
 
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Originally posted by _Yakov_
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hurry




more like 10 rather than 3

yes, I stand corrected

I didn't look too closely, I'm not a fan of 3 letter .com's

maybe if you put the two letters in the front of the auction next time and then the good .com's and .net words you have next and then the three letter .com's you have more people might make offers

the two letter .com's are the money as I'm sure you know

you also have some good .com/.net's as you know

antibiotics.net should be an easy sell to a pharm IT VP

you might be better off just putting the three letter .com's in an auction, a lot of people like them

what's wholesale for a 3 letter .com now? 500 or so

you might actually find a buyer for a lot of only three letter .coms

the two letters, well they need to go to fortune 1000 companies that have those initials

you don't need ebay to move them

the nice .com's and .net's that are key words for major industries like the antibiotics.net are easy sells to VP's of IT at major companies

anyway, that's how I see your impressive list

the names fall into three very targeted types of domains

2 letters
3 letters
nice .com/net's

the way you have them all bunched together is a little hard to see what is really there

anyway, very nice list and I'm sure you could fetch a buyer for all or most of your 3 letters if you wanted to dump them

you could have some huge payday's on the 2 letters if you find a corp end user

and the better commercial .com and .net should find homes pretty easily

Originally posted by marcuss
wonder how many hits he got during the period they're announced at ebay.

they page has 6500 views at ebay, how many went to his sites???

the ad/auction cost him 125 bucks or so

100 for a huge reserve
20 feature
5 dollar listing

if he had a 10% unique click through on 6500 lookers that's 650 uniques for 125 bucks, not a great cost per click

it's a nice list, but it might be only a promotional stunt, or it could be a real attempt to find some buyers who contact him by seeing a key name or 2/3 char name

anyway, to someone having that portfolio 125 bucks is spare change to do whatever he is trying to do on ebay

if I had the names I would dump the 3 char letters in one auction

I would be knocking on the doors of major companies that could use the two letter domains

I would be hitting the companies that could use the nicer .com/net words

ebay isn't the best place for that list

so who knows what he is really trying to do

he has the names and he got a lot of lookers at his portfolio for a mere 125 bucks

Anyone want to put a wholesale value on the top names in this list????

10 2 letter .com's @ 25K ea. = 250K
email.org 50-100K
antibiotics.net 50K
~100 3 letter .com @500 ea = 50K

automobileloan.com 10K
domainnamebroker.com 10K
uncensored.com 10K

that's almost 500K there in wholesale value imo
 
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Reviewing this thread 15 years later...

Email.org reportedly sold for $25k in January of 2019.

https://namebio.com/?s==gTN2kDM1EjM

Oh and

10 2-letter .com's @ 25k ea. = Gaaaaaaah
By reading this thread I guess this was a bulk auction of some 2 letter and 3 letter .com and some .net and .org domain names too. I am surprised people are appraising 3L.com's around just 1000-1500$
and this
i dont see many good things in that list.
apart from one of two like da.com the rest seem pretty crap.
some of the typos dont even get traffic and they lower the image quality of the few good ones. would have looked better if he just listed the best 5-10 domains.

im surpised it went above 50k. for 300k i would much rather have some big websites/generic domains. im sure you could get sex in one of the other extensions , .ca or .co.uk for less than 300.
means SEX.COM too was in the lot which was sold for 14 million USD in the next year i-e 2005!
 
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I wonder if the people in the thread are still in the domain business.

I have a suspicion some are.

But I haven't ruled out that one of them quit, and a dread pirate roberts took their place.

Or it may be more likely, rather than a DPR situation, that an original member is operating with a new username, which (to my understanding) is allowed in the forum rules, only if one account is a paid account, which in this case, doesn't appear to be.

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domainnamebroker.com 10K
 
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