ccTLD The Official .COM.AU Sales, Showcase and Discussion

[End User King]

Any whois for .com.au

I cant seem to find any.
It would be nice if someone could help me.

Thanks in advance!!! :loveyou:

 

[Sam]

Sam, I always check for valid ownership criteria for aussie name owners
I am glad you have a valid ABN
As to the close and substational rule
Parking and development of domains is my business
Therefore ownership of a diverse range of names is valid and legal under the auDA rules. I have a good relationship with the auDA.

Dear BFT,

No hard feelings. I was sarcastic with my reporting to the auDA police. :lol:

Sam

 

[barefoottech]

thnx

 

[philski]

well done netfleet. i got $400+ for australianhorse.com.au last night
Ive had it for a couple of years, and just dont have the time to spend on it, so im happy and the new owner is happy.

 

[barefoottech]

I just purchased minisite.com.au / minisite.net.au
The new owner is really happy and Who cares about the old owner

 

[FreshAvails.com]

I have just picked up nzTLD.com to go along with my auTLD.com Same country No?



Love the minisite name BFT. Anyone have a total regs in .au to date and who the biggest registrars are (of .au names) My guess is MIT and Fabulous but Don't know.

 

[netfleet]

I just purchased minisite.com.au / minisite.net.au
The new owner is really happy and Who cares about the old owner

Nice domains. Don't suppose you'll disclose how much you paid

philski, that's a great sale! I have horsesaustralia.com.au (semi-developed check it out!) which actually get a fair bit of traffic.

MrSpartan, think there are about 1.1m .au regos. Fabulous reputedly doesn't have ANY .au domains although suspect that might change shortly.

I think .au market is going to be pretty big for the size of the population. Sales and trading activity might take some of the 'com til I die' crowd by surprise

 

[barefoottech]

Nice domains. Don't suppose you'll disclose how much you paid

ReG fee Previous Owner let them Lapse

 

[mwzd]

1.1m regs in a country with a population of 21m, pretty nice.

I assume .com.au is more mainstream for commercial companies? Also, anyone have a break up by tld?

I don't see myself investing in this but I can understand why locals are delighted with the new policy change

 

[Dean]

I dont think I have ever seen a .id.au domain but apparently it exists and any Australian can register it I think.

 

[globefrog]

Good discussion guys. I own around 100 .au's, mostly generic 2 words and LN.com.au

a few are:

v9.com.au
Taxwealth.com.au
Propertysalesonline.com.au
pcassistant.com.au


I have them all parked at the moment.

If anyone is looking to purchase .au's just for parking I may have an option, PM me.


Az

 

[barefoottech]

I dont think I have ever seen a .id.au domain but apparently it exists and any Australian can register it I think.

My First Domain was an .id.au (no longer Have it)
.id.au is Available to any Australian , but strict registration Criteria Applies
Intended as a Personal Domain name only

Can register
Surname = underhill.id.au
Firstname = David.id.au
first + surname = DavidUnderhill.id.au
Initials + surname DJunderhill.id.au
Nickname = GrumpyGuts.id.au
(Strict Checking is applied , so no use saying your nickname is Casino or Google)

 

[Dean]

How do they know your nickname isnt casino? It might be somebodies nickname. I guess they wont allow it anyway since casino.id.au is available it seems.

 

[DnEbook]

i just saw redhot.com.au for sale at DNT for $ 500.000. thoughts ??

 

[cheetah]

ibooks.com.au and domansregistration.com.au are at Nameseek.com.au (so many links in one sentance). Nameseek has a few good ones actually.

Lots of people selling but no one seems to be buying.

Nameseek are also have a parking page that is "coming soon"...to whoever that was that asked in an earlier post!

 

[DnEbook]

i dont think people/business's know they can buy aftermarket yet ????

 

[WadeD]

Over the last couple of weeks there have been a lot of .au names listed for sale on sedo, nameseek.com.au and domainshed.com.au, but they all seem way over priced in my opinion. I dont think we'll see any major sales reported for quite some time.

Someone mentioned earlier about the transfer fee, enetica is doing it for $49.

 

[DnEbook]

damainshed is one i have not heard of ?? have to check it out i guess

 

[WadeD]

Enetica also has some listed here http://www.enetica.com.au/register.cgi?action=domains_sale_form

 

[doggyowner]

Over the last couple of weeks there have been a lot of .au names listed for sale on sedo, nameseek.com.au and domainshed.com.au, but they all seem way over priced in my opinion. I dont think we'll see any major sales reported for quite some time.

Someone mentioned earlier about the transfer fee, enetica is doing it for $49.

Agree, it's too early... Nice blog by the way Wade!

 

[DnEbook]

nice to see so many at domainshed

 

[DnEbook]

Good when you can reg without a abn , until then we are still restricted i feel

 

[Billy!]

I own:
BushClassifieds.com.au
RuralEvents.com.au

If you guys are interested, please add your .com.au names to my site at ---url removed--- looking for aussie members.

mod note: no competing domain forums, please read the rules.

 

[WadeD]

Thanks doggyowner

In addition to an ABN you can also use an ACN or State Business Name Number. A completely open system would be preferable but anyone can get an ABN.

 

[netfleet]

Please check www.netfleet.com.au

Free listings, no sales comm, no fees whatsoever.

Already have 1,400 .au domains listed.

If you have a heap to list pls PM me for a form to make it easier.

Thanks!

 

[M Lawrence]

Auda have changed there policy on .com.au domain names and now they can be sold on the aftermarket. Domain shed are basically the sedo of .com.au domains at this present time. Usually to register a .COM.AU domain name you would need a ABN (Australian Business Number) to obtain one. I hope this helps some what.