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NameJet had a stellar year in 2017, and they are opening up the gates for more domain sales this year. In an email sent out to members selling domain names through NameJet, the domain selling venue outlined the improvements it achieved in 2017: If you ...
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January 24, 2018 DomainGang
Sell Domains, where to sell my domains
Here are some domains that sold on NameJet last month that caught my eye. NameJet sold 141 names for $2,000 or more last month, totaling nearly $860,000 in sales. Some of the better names came courtesy of Tucows’ domain portfolio. Tucows is a part owner of NameJet. Here are some of the notable sales from […]
The post Notable NameJet sales from December appeared first on Domain Name Wire | Domain Name News & Website Stuff.
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January 12, 2018 Andrew Allemann
Uncategorized
It’s a been a few weeks since NameJet debuted its Premium .WS Emoji Domain Auction. In my opinion, the results have been interesting to say the least when compared to emoji domain auctions over at GoDaddy. GoDaddy has fallen completely off the map for emoji domain auctions in the last week or so, but that’s […]
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December 26, 2017 Alvin Brown
Domain trends, emoji
Creek.com is being auctioned on NameJet; the generic, aged .com domain has attracted lots of activity among domain investors, and hopefully, end-user buyers. Registered in 1997, Creek.com has a solid six figure valuation; Estibot places its value at $1...
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December 14, 2017 DomainGang
Creek.com
The top tier three letter domain, CPU.com, failed to meet its reserve on NameJet, where it has been on auction for several days. Despite hopes that tech industry giants such as Intel and AMD would join the auction and drive up its price, the closing bi...
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December 13, 2017 DomainGang
CPU.com, hejako, hejako namejet
The NameJet auction for the ultra-premium domain CPU.com is ending in a little over 16 hours from now. While there is interest in this extraordinary quality LLL .com, there are no bids from Intel and AMD yet. How do we know? For starters, the reserve b...
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December 12, 2017 DomainGang
CPU, CPU domains, CPU.com
Move back to GoDaddy suggests that GoDaddy generates substantially more revenue per domain for registrars. Domain name registrar Tucows has moved its expired domain name inventory back to GoDaddy Auctions, Domain Name Wire has discovered. In September 2016, Tucows became the first third-party registrar to send its expired domain inventory to GoDaddy Auctions, switching from […]
The post Tucows moves expired domain names back to GoDaddy Auctions appeared first on Domain Name Wire | Domain Name News & Website Stuff.
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December 11, 2017 Andrew Allemann
godaddy auctions, topstory, Tucows
It’s been a very exciting week for emoji domains with Vice News releasing Page Howe’s emoji domain interview. In addition, expiring emoji domain auctions are picking up steam in the last week or so, garnering greater visibility and activity at Go...
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December 9, 2017 Alvin Brown
emoji
Here’s what sold at NameJet last month that caught my eye. How much is a domain name that matches a country’s name worth? It depends a lot on the country. Let’s say you’re a company with a thug leader, hyperinflation, susceptibility to coups and that people only visit to kill elephants. I’d say that would […]
The post 10 notable domain name sales at NameJet last month – country domain sells for $13k! appeared first on Domain Name Wire | Domain Name News & Website Stuff.
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December 7, 2017 Andrew Allemann
Tajikistan
Your computer, laptop, tablet and other electronic device contains a CPU. The Central Processing Unit, is the brain of the device, and without it there is no function. The first commercially available CPU was the Intel 4004, way back in 1971. Since the...
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November 30, 2017 DomainGang
CPU, CPU domains, CPU.com