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Bill Gross that’s Bill T. Gross, is a legendary entrepreneur who has founded many companies. Gross has been important in domain circles as he founded GOTO.com which later became Overture Services, then Yahoo! Search Marketing. Domain investors at the time used the overture search tool to find domains on Overture that possessed numerical values with […]
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Namepros member SuperBrander made a post in warnings/alerts of a potential domain theft. Seems like the names have one thing in common, they start with the prefix GO. Recently I bought at Godaddy three domains that are/were also registered at Godaddy: GoSystems dot com, GoToys dot com and GoEducation dot com. A few days ago […]
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Sunday was a terrible day as Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna and 7 other passengers were killed in a helicopter crash. Kobe went to high school around where I live, he played at Lower Merion, High School in Ardmore, PA. I had friends who met him at the Bellevue Hotel and got autographs way back […]
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How to buy and sell domains for a profit. That’s the video GoDaddy released today on You Tube. 195 views and 13 likes so far. The video is the basics to help bring new people looking to make some money with a side hustle. The video is 8 minutes long. I was discussing GoDaddy and […]
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Australian airline Qantas is the third oldest airline in the world and registered Qantas.com in May of 1996. Many consumers spell Qantas wrong and a lot add the letter u to make it Quantas.com. In November of 1999 Quantas.com was registered and in 2004 there is a whois record for a Quantas Associates Inc, a […]
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BlockchainWallet.com which many thought would get renewed before the auction closed, did close at $22,250. The domain was actually purchased on Sedo last year for $15,750. The domain name is registered at Name.com so they might still have a last minute renewal time. Looking at archive.org there did not look to be any website live […]
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Another 3L.com that expired at GoDaddy closed over 6 figures as CTX.com closed at $139,001. Two weeks ago DAE.com closed at $126,000. The domain was owned by Michael Berkens and then Nat Cohen and his Telepathy Inc. Back in 1999 – 2000 it was owned by CTX Corporation CTX.com according to Archive.org was redirecting to […]
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Here is a look at some domain name sales that are not recorded on Namebio. The reason being these were generated from the GoDaddy domain appraisal tool, so more than likely these were sales generated through Afternic or Namefind. When you search for a domain name using the GoDaddy appraisal tool, you will see comparable […]
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GoDaddy auctions has a handful of gems that you normally don’t let expire. Last week I wrote about a 3L.com DAE.com which closed at $126,000 and the week before a 4N.com 4600.com expired and closed at $68,000. Currently they have a 3L (CTX.com), 4N (8034.com) a 3N.cc (882.cc) and a 2L .net with QF.net expiring. […]
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After extended bidding DAE.com closed at $126,000 on GoDaddy auctions. The domain is registered at GoDaddy, so it cannot be renewed or transferred out. A 24 year old domain name that was owned by Dae Advertising out of San Francisco for many years. Now we will see if it gets paid at the closing price […]
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