Domain Worth: June 2010

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

35 One and Two Word Dot Coms NOW--MAJOR Discounts to Valuated Prices

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How to Save Money on Your Domain Renewals

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Chase Introduces Ink; AX Introduces Zync- Stupidity You Can Bank On

And guess what..... you guessed it. Neither have the matching dotCOM domain. So go to InkFromChase.com to follow through on a multi-million media blitz. Or for Zync http://www201.americanexpress.com/getthecard/learn-about/Zync/40602?psccsg

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The Domain Name T-Deficit

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Wednesday’s Daily Dropping Domains

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.XXX Poll Hits Front Page of CNN.com

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Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Rick Scores a Pair of 6 figure sales with Back to Back Domain Deals

Morning Folks!!

Not often you get two separate 6 figure deals at the exactsame time. But on Monday afternoon that wasexactly what happened. The first one I can not release the details of as yetonly to say it was just under $200k. The second one was SydneyHotels.com that I hand registered early on for $100 and sold for $100,000. Bothdeals were clean, hassle free and met my criteria. Both parties found me. It just keeps validating what I have said since the day I got on the net. "Domains will go up faster in value than any other asset in the history of mankind." Never believed, yet never challenged. Theory turns into fact and it gets validated with nearly every reported domain deal.

I hope to report on the details in the upcoming weeks and will be releasing some .other news in the coming days.

Have a GREAT Day!
Rick Schwartz

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WhyPark Builds Trust Through Small Payment Error

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New Company Wants to Help Unmask Private Whois Records

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Name Administration Reaches Settlement over Cheat Code Mark

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Afternic Releases New Portfolio Manager for Big Domain Sellers

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Monday, June 28, 2010

DOMAINfest Global Moves to February for 2011

Name Administration Reaches Settlement over Cheat Code MarkRed Bull Wastes $100k's on Domain DisputesThis Week, Another Chance to Act on .XXX and What it Means for New gTLDsOwner of MyCyty Mark Goes After MyCity.comArchives Select Month June 2010 (72) May 2010 (100) April 2010 (109) March 2010 (111) February 2010 (110) January 2010 (99) December 2009 (75) November 2009 (94) October 2009 (103) September 2009 (85) August 2009 (94) July 2009 (88) June 2009 (92) May 2009 (92) April 2009 (100) March 2009 (114) February 2009 (90) January 2009 (78) December 2008 (58) November 2008 (73) October 2008 (77) September 2008 (76) August 2008 (58) July 2008 (66) June 2008 (53) May 2008 (48) April 2008 (39) March 2008 (43) February 2008 (38) January 2008 (34) December 2007 (24) November 2007 (31) October 2007 (32) September 2007 (25) August 2007 (29) July 2007 (28) June 2007 (28) May 2007 (32) April 2007 (25) March 2007 (25) February 2007 (26) January 2007 (37) December 2006 (38) November 2006 (34) October 2006 (38) September 2006 (26) August 2006 (29) July 2006 (27) June 2006 (28) May 2006 (36) April 2006 (35) March 2006 (40) February 2006 (36) January 2006 (40) December 2005 (53) November 2005 (46) October 2005 (53) September 2005 (36) August 2005 (29) July 2005 (22) June 2005 (28) May 2005 (30) April 2005 (41) March 2005 (47)

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ESPN Wants ESPN3d.com Domain Name For New 3D Network

DOMAINfest Global Moves to February for 2011Name Administration Reaches Settlement over Cheat Code MarkRed Bull Wastes $100k's on Domain DisputesThis Week, Another Chance to Act on .XXX and What it Means for New gTLDsOwner of MyCyty Mark Goes After MyCity.comArchives Select Month June 2010 (72) May 2010 (100) April 2010 (109) March 2010 (111) February 2010 (110) January 2010 (99) December 2009 (75) November 2009 (94) October 2009 (103) September 2009 (85) August 2009 (94) July 2009 (88) June 2009 (92) May 2009 (92) April 2009 (100) March 2009 (114) February 2009 (90) January 2009 (78) December 2008 (58) November 2008 (73) October 2008 (77) September 2008 (76) August 2008 (58) July 2008 (66) June 2008 (53) May 2008 (48) April 2008 (39) March 2008 (43) February 2008 (38) January 2008 (34) December 2007 (24) November 2007 (31) October 2007 (32) September 2007 (25) August 2007 (29) July 2007 (28) June 2007 (28) May 2007 (32) April 2007 (25) March 2007 (25) February 2007 (26) January 2007 (37) December 2006 (38) November 2006 (34) October 2006 (38) September 2006 (26) August 2006 (29) July 2006 (27) June 2006 (28) May 2006 (36) April 2006 (35) March 2006 (40) February 2006 (36) January 2006 (40) December 2005 (53) November 2005 (46) October 2005 (53) September 2005 (36) August 2005 (29) July 2005 (22) June 2005 (28) May 2005 (30) April 2005 (41) March 2005 (47)

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7 Steps to the Launch of New TLDs

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Sunday, June 27, 2010

Will ICANN Insiders Get Leg Up with New TLDs?

7 Steps to the Launch of New TLDsESPN Wants ESPN3d.com Domain Name For New 3D NetworkDOMAINfest Global Moves to February for 2011Name Administration Reaches Settlement over Cheat Code MarkRed Bull Wastes $100k's on Domain DisputesThis Week, Another Chance to Act on .XXX and What it Means for New gTLDsOwner of MyCyty Mark Goes After MyCity.comArchives Select Month June 2010 (72) May 2010 (100) April 2010 (109) March 2010 (111) February 2010 (110) January 2010 (99) December 2009 (75) November 2009 (94) October 2009 (103) September 2009 (85) August 2009 (94) July 2009 (88) June 2009 (92) May 2009 (92) April 2009 (100) March 2009 (114) February 2009 (90) January 2009 (78) December 2008 (58) November 2008 (73) October 2008 (77) September 2008 (76) August 2008 (58) July 2008 (66) June 2008 (53) May 2008 (48) April 2008 (39) March 2008 (43) February 2008 (38) January 2008 (34) December 2007 (24) November 2007 (31) October 2007 (32) September 2007 (25) August 2007 (29) July 2007 (28) June 2007 (28) May 2007 (32) April 2007 (25) March 2007 (25) February 2007 (26) January 2007 (37) December 2006 (38) November 2006 (34) October 2006 (38) September 2006 (26) August 2006 (29) July 2006 (27) June 2006 (28) May 2006 (36) April 2006 (35) March 2006 (40) February 2006 (36) January 2006 (40) December 2005 (53) November 2005 (46) October 2005 (53) September 2005 (36) August 2005 (29) July 2005 (22) June 2005 (28) May 2005 (30) April 2005 (41) March 2005 (47)

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Sedo Hits 6 Figures with Three Domain Names

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Book Review: Slurls Pokes Fun at Double Meaning Domains

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Saturday, June 26, 2010

Bido: Minimum Bid Now $38

Published by Sahar Sarid on April 30, 2010in Bido. Quick update on pricing change at Bido. Starting today, new inventory’s minimum price is US $38, replacing the minimum before which was US $28. We continue to experiment in order to find the best format for both buyers and sellers.

A side note to our sellers: We have buyers wanting revenue producing domains. If you have any, even if low producers, list with Bido.

A side note to our buyers: A tough economy provides a great opportunity to buy great inventory at a fraction of what it used to go for. It happened in 2001, and it is happening again today.

Best,

Sahar

2 Responses to “”Feed for this EntryTrackback Address1Bido.com - Social Auction Platform - OFFICIAL THREAD - Page 63 - NamePros.comPingback on May 3rd, 2010 at 12:12 pm2Bido going, going, gone

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Deals On Bido, Right This Moment

Published by Sahar Sarid on April 30, 2010in Bido and Domain Names. When I first started domaining I literally had to go through tens of thousands of domain names to find what to buy. Today, it is much easier.

The few below are some of the better deals on Bido right this moment. You snooze - and someone else wins.

onsiteanalysis.com

iCrown.com

AssaultGames.com

scentedbodylotions.com

Have a great weekend,

Sahar

1 Response to “”Feed for this EntryTrackback Address1John ArmonkMay 1st, 2010 at 4:05 am

The few below are some of the better deals on Bido right this moment. You snooze - and someone else wins.

Bido Is Closing Down (And Yes, The Site Is For Sale)

Published by Sahar Sarid on May 4, 2010in General. As you have probably heard by now, Bido is closing down (more story links at NameBee, Domaining.com). In short, it just did not work for us. I should add, this does not mean we couldn’t have made it work in six months or a year or two, just that we were tired of trying so hard, and decided to move on. Surprisingly, within minutes after our announcement, offers to buy the site and technology have been pouring in (current offers range is in six figures US$). If there is someone who wants to give it a shot, we welcome it with open arms. Contact Jarred Cohen (Jarred

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Friday, June 25, 2010

Photo.com Sells For $1,250,000

Michael Berkens of TheDomains.com posted yesterday that Moniker.com sold the domain name Photo.com for $1.25 million. Photo.com is currently registered under Network Solutions privacy, the buyer is building a new website which should be launching in the upcoming months.

Photo.com $1,250,000
Alexa Rank: 300,850
Google Page Rank: 5
Google Search: not listed on first 3 pages
Compete.com: 10,242 unique and total visits per month

Congrats to the buyers and sellers.

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Getting Started with ccTLDS – Go With What You Know

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My First $1,000,000 Sale

Hello there! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for updates on this topic.

Well, not exactly, not yet at least. What I meant to say is my first domain name under contract that should sell for $1mil plus. That name is…CommunityCollege.com.

Here are some of the names I am brokering in the upcoming DOMAINfest Live Auction later this week…

CommunityCollege.comKarate.comDetox.comCounselors.comTherapists.comeAgent.comToasterOvens.comVS.netBirth.netMotorLodge.comNIX.net

If you would like further information on these or any of the names in the auction send me an email through the contact page and I’ll be more than happy to help you.

To place a pre-bid on any of these names or to view the full catalog visit SnapNames.com.

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Thursday, June 24, 2010

Power Lunch With Morgan Linton Today

Hello there! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for updates on this topic.

My good friend and fellow domain investor/blogger Morgan Linton is appearing live today at 2pm EST on Owen Frager’s Domain Success show.

Morgan has become a weekly writer for this blog sharing his knowledge of the ccTLD market, an area I am not an expert in.

Morgan will be discussing the following:

Domain MonetizationDomainvestors TelevisionDomaining Seminars in Los AngelesccTLD Investors Magazine3rd Edition of Domain Flipping Book

I highly recommended listening in on the conversation today, I’ve learned a lot about development from Morgan.

If recorded I will try and get a copy to post here after the show.

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DOMAINfest Live Auction Results (Ft Lauderdale)

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DOMAINfest Live Auction has come to an end…thank goodness! This being my first live auction I will admit I am exhausted. Right now I am up in the room, taking a break and catching my breath. In just a few minutes I will head back down for a few hours more of networking and dinner and of course an after party or two.

With over 100 attendees and a packed house for the keynote speaker, Jay Berkowitz, this has been a great event.

Here are the results of today’s auction:

35 domains sold, totaling $2,386,550

Dating.com
$1,750,000.00

BoardGames.com
$450,000.00

Therapists.com <— my top sale of the live auction

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Chef Patrick Spoke At GEO Domain Expo (Video)

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Only days before the GEO Domain Expo in New Orleans did Patrick Carleton send me an email saying to send a bio within the hour, because I would be speaking Thursday. I don’t know if you guys remember but I am deathly afraid of public speaking. Just this past November was my first ever speaking engagement to a local business group. Thankfully I made it through, I think mainly because it was only a group of around 25 people.

Ok, so I agreed to Patrick’s demand…er…request (lol) and said I would participate on his Social Media panel. Still nothing prepared, I had a conversation the night before with Patrick telling him I was extremely scared but thankful it was going to be questions and answers so I can rely on the other members of the panel. What came next made my heart race. Patrick said no, you will have ten minutes of your own on stage to discuss Social Media. WHOA!!!

Long story short, I was a nervous wreck and prepared nothing. The other panelists had slide show presentations and pages of notes to refer to. I decided to just show a real world example of how Social Media works for me. I pulled up my accounts (Twitter/Facebook/Su.pr) to show how I drive roughly 5,000 visitors to any website I choose every single month.

I think I nailed it…watch the video and judge for yourself. Before you watch, I want to give a special thank you to Steven Kaziyev of DomainersDigest.com for recording and editing the following videos.

I also want to say that Patrick Carleton put together a great event. The GEO niche is very unique, a lot of different faces from the other shows so it was nice to meet new people and gain a little more insight about the GEO space.

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Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Five Things You Need To Know About .CO

The following is a guest post written by Morgan Linton. Morgan is the President of Linton Investments, a Los Angeles-based Domain Investment Firm. Morgan runs a ccTLD Brokerage Newsletter and is the publisher of ccTLD Investors magazine. Morgan writes about his adventures in Domain Investing on his blog

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Save Money With Promo Codes

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I love to save money whenever I can in regards to making purchases in general. This rings true with my domaining ventures as well. I think most consumers, myself included, want to feel like they got a good deal when they buy something. Granted sometimes we just can’t get around how much we might have to spend because someone else’s pricing is not in our control. When I find coupons or promo codes that I can take advantage of, you can bet I use them! In fact, I use them all the time. A little frugality can go a long way.

We all know the registration and renewal fees can get astronomical at times. This becomes especially true when you have a portfolio with hundreds or even thousands of names in it. I personally have let names drop because of a high renewal fee I wasn’t willing to pay at the time. Sometimes though, I find good promo codes that ease the cost a little letting me keep some money in my pocket to use elsewhere. It is possible to save while domaining.

Now if you haven’t done this already, finding promo codes can be as easy as Googling the name of the company and adding the terms

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Slots.com Sells For $5,500,000

Within the past couple of weeks Moniker reported the sale of Slots.com for an estimated $5,500,000. I say estimated because legal and escrow fees were not calculated into the sales price. One thing that was unclear to the public is who the buyer was. This morning Bodog brand released a press release letting the world know they purchased the domain name.

Calvin Ayre, founder of the Bodog brand, stated: “After Casino.com, we feel that Slots.com is the best gaming domain in the world. Bigger even than Poker.com because there are no strong brands in this space and slots are far more universal than poker. Just look at the amount of space a casino devotes to slots over poker, added to which it’s simple to spell and easy to remember. Slots.com will work for us on a number of levels, not least in generating global traffic to our Bodog branded properties but also to form a number of other targeted websites including one that will be created by and for the female gambler.”

The numbers…

Slots.com $5,500,000
Alexa Rank: 190,107
Google Page Rank: 3
Google Search: listed 8th on first page
Compete.com: 10,209 unique and 15,183 total visits per month

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