auction $1 start - 9 Year Old, Prounceable, One Word, Short,

[redrabbit]

I am selling a domain that has been re-registered since 1999.

rubricity.com

Registered: name.com
Expires: 2009-11-16

It used to be a website, currently ranks 1st in google for 'rubricity'.
Don't have any traffic stats at the moment, but I assume it DOES get some traffic, probably expired website traffic.

Rubricity can be used for a number of different websites or projects and is highly rememberable and pronounceable.

Rubricity means redness, can be used for some sort of rash information website.

Great for a puzzle/boardgame/game type website. It is mentioned under those categories in the SERPS too.

'Rubricity' is a livejournal blog.

It can be developed into a professional established website, or a design company of some sort. It has a nice 'zing' to it.

Starting bid: $1
Min Increments: $1
BIN: $50
Auction ends 30 hours after final bid.
Payment via paypal.

 

[dlatua]

accept np$ ?
if yes let me start with 50 np$ = $1

 

[Bayu]

$2

 

[redrabbit]

Sorry, I don't accept $NP at this point in time.

But so far we have $2, lets get this thing going.

I was just about to change it to no BIN and highest offer gets it, but I can't edit it my original post anymore.

 

[prague7]

$5

 

[Jennifer]

I am selling a domain that has been re-registered since 1999.

Just to clear things up... once a domain name drops, and is re-registered, it is no longer aged. It's starts fresh on the new registration date.

was just about to change it to no BIN and highest offer gets it, but I can't edit it my original post anymore.

The reason you can't edit your post is because once a bid is placed you can no longer change the terms of your auction... so once a bid is placed you can no longer add, change, or remove BIN prices etc...

Thank you

 

[redrabbit]

Just to clear things up... once a domain name drops, and is re-registered, it is no longer aged. It's starts fresh on the new registration date.



The reason you can't edit your post is because once a bid is placed you can no longer change the terms of your auction... so once a bid is placed you can no longer add, change, or remove BIN prices etc...

Thank you

Yep, thanks I just realized that after I made the thread.

Cheers

Highest offer is currently $5.