5 Macau Casino domain names on Ebay - No Reserve
MacauCasino.de and MacauCasinos.de plus MacausCasino.net and
MacausCasinos.net and Macau.la
Macau China has become the gambling mecca for the rich and famous. Predicted to be much bigger than Las Vegas even. The .de extension has become the most registered ext behind only dot com. Dot DE and Dot net have been a hotbed for gaming domain names in the last couple years. Combine the two and you have some valuable real estate. We can push theses names into an account for you at 000Domains. No cost for push or account setup.
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Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
BuyTheRightDomain.com Portfolio for sale. - $28000
BuyTheRightDomain.com name Portfolio sale. Close to 100 quality domain names and website. Many of these names could well be worth the total purchase price in a few years. Domain names continue to increase in value every day. Fund.com recently sold for $10,000,000.00 Look at DNJournal.com and you can see many names selling in the upper 5 figures every week. Check out our site for details and a list of the inventory. Naturally, names listed as already sold are NOT included in the sale. $28,000.00 Includes all domain names and website and all website code.
Are Domain Names recession proof? The stock market is awfully scary these days. Many domain names are increasing in value faster than any stocks. Quite a few domain names are now worth ten's of millions of dollars. Many people think domain name are recession proof. Read this article in CNNMoney.com Are Domain Names recession proof? http://techland.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2008/01/25/are-domain-names-recession-proof/
Are Domain Names recession proof? The stock market is awfully scary these days. Many domain names are increasing in value faster than any stocks. Quite a few domain names are now worth ten's of millions of dollars. Many people think domain name are recession proof. Read this article in CNNMoney.com Are Domain Names recession proof? http://techland.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2008/01/25/are-domain-names-recession-proof/
Monday, April 7, 2008
Memphis Tigers all the way baby
Memphis Tigers all the way baby. Memphis CAN do it and will. MemphisCan.com on Afternic with a $250.00 reserve.
That's right, only $250 for the starting bid and that covers the reserve. This means, once you place your bid it starts a 7 day auction. Highest bid wins the auction. If no one else bids after your $250 bid, then you win the name for the $250.00 bid.
MemphisCan.com
http://www.afternic.com/name.php?id=11997723
My Portfolio
http://www.afternic.com/names.php?best=1&u=67249
That's right, only $250 for the starting bid and that covers the reserve. This means, once you place your bid it starts a 7 day auction. Highest bid wins the auction. If no one else bids after your $250 bid, then you win the name for the $250.00 bid.
MemphisCan.com
http://www.afternic.com/name.php?id=11997723
My Portfolio
http://www.afternic.com/names.php?best=1&u=67249
Friday, April 4, 2008
GlobalWarmingCrisis.org - On Ebay
Global Warming Crisis
How often do you see or hear this phrase in the news? Local, National and World news at that. It is the consuming news story of this century and may very well be a popular phrase for the whole century. Anyone could build a great site with this name and rally people around the cause. Or, if you disagree with the current mainstream on this important issue, you could develop a site with an alternative view on Global Warming. Either way, this makes this a very valuable name. The dot org extension is also the perfect ext. for this name. The dot org was originally designed to be for organizations. You could use this name to link to all the relevant Global Warming initiatives and Organizations. Ebay link
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=330224598729&Category=11153&_trksid=p3907.m29
See our website for more great names.
http://BuyTheRightDomain.com
How often do you see or hear this phrase in the news? Local, National and World news at that. It is the consuming news story of this century and may very well be a popular phrase for the whole century. Anyone could build a great site with this name and rally people around the cause. Or, if you disagree with the current mainstream on this important issue, you could develop a site with an alternative view on Global Warming. Either way, this makes this a very valuable name. The dot org extension is also the perfect ext. for this name. The dot org was originally designed to be for organizations. You could use this name to link to all the relevant Global Warming initiatives and Organizations. Ebay link
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=330224598729&Category=11153&_trksid=p3907.m29
See our website for more great names.
http://BuyTheRightDomain.com
MacauCasino.de and MacauCasinos.de on Ebay
MacauCasino.de and MacauCasinos.de
Macau China has become the gambling mecca for the rich and famous.Predictied to be much bigger than LasVegas even. The .de extension has become the most registered ext behind only dot com. Dot DE has been a hotbed for gaming domain names in the last couple years. Combine the two and you have some valuable realestate. We can push theses names into an account for you at 000Domains. No cost for push or account setup. Ebay link-
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=330224714952&Category=11153&_trksid=p3907.m29
Also see our website for more great names.
BuyTheRightDomain.com
Macau China has become the gambling mecca for the rich and famous.Predictied to be much bigger than LasVegas even. The .de extension has become the most registered ext behind only dot com. Dot DE has been a hotbed for gaming domain names in the last couple years. Combine the two and you have some valuable realestate. We can push theses names into an account for you at 000Domains. No cost for push or account setup. Ebay link-
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=330224714952&Category=11153&_trksid=p3907.m29
Also see our website for more great names.
BuyTheRightDomain.com
Monday, March 24, 2008
LASex.net Ebay auction ends Sat Noon 03/29 Sex.net sold last year for $450,000
Sold! Sold! Sold!.
The domain name SEX.NET sold last year for around $450,000. See the article in DNJournal here. http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2006/domainsales05_23_06.htm
LA is a very popular acronym for Los Angeles. Also used a lot for Latino or Latin. Any of these make LASEX.NET a highly desirable domain name. See our website for this and other great domain names. We have this registered with 000Domains.com and can do a push and have it in your name and control in less that 24 hours. We have had this name since 08/2001 Current exp is 08/22/08
See our website at www.BuyTheRightDomain.com
The domain name SEX.NET sold last year for around $450,000. See the article in DNJournal here. http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2006/domainsales05_23_06.htm
LA is a very popular acronym for Los Angeles. Also used a lot for Latino or Latin. Any of these make LASEX.NET a highly desirable domain name. See our website for this and other great domain names. We have this registered with 000Domains.com and can do a push and have it in your name and control in less that 24 hours. We have had this name since 08/2001 Current exp is 08/22/08
See our website at www.BuyTheRightDomain.com
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Simplicity Rules.
From Conceptualist.com
Simplicity Rules!
Published on March 18, 2008 in Domain Names.
Too many in the domain industry are buying domains solely based on traffic, not understanding that traffic is one aspect of the domain, and really isn’t the main one. The best domainers in the world did not focus on traffic while creating their portfolio. It may look like they have but they really have not. They have mainly focused on buying irreplaceable properties, generics mainly with meaning and potential.
For us, we’ve done mostly the same as well. When we buy domains we tend to look at the keywords within the domain, the extension, try to figure out the potential, and at the end, just ask ourselves if it makes sense.
This morning we’re signing a deal for mid five figures domain and I can tell you, it is not a traffic purchase. Our thoughts on this purchase at decision time were on the following lines:
1. Is it a strong keyword?
2. What is the potential of the industry?
3. Who are the players in this category?
4. Do we see a market opening? Can we develop a business here?
5. What is our risk if we have to liquidate quickly? (difference between price paid to what we sell if we are forced to quickly)
6. Are we going to lose traffic to other variations of the domain (example: plural)
7. What is the advertising pressure for the keyword, related keywords? (number of bidders on Google, Yahoo, and prices)
8. What is the estimated traffic numbers for the domain?
Note that traffic is last here. In our consideration it was last as well and since traffic on this domain is estimated to be weak at best, I can surely tell you it is not a deciding factor at all.
The bottom line as I’ve said many times before, the main question is “Does it make sense?“. Yesterday Jeff and I were thinking more about it and we also noticed we have never really regretted a purchase, no matter how silly it looked at the time of purchase.
What are we regretting then? Some domains we have considered, and skipped.
Have a great day,
Sahar
Simplicity Rules!
Published on March 18, 2008 in Domain Names.
Too many in the domain industry are buying domains solely based on traffic, not understanding that traffic is one aspect of the domain, and really isn’t the main one. The best domainers in the world did not focus on traffic while creating their portfolio. It may look like they have but they really have not. They have mainly focused on buying irreplaceable properties, generics mainly with meaning and potential.
For us, we’ve done mostly the same as well. When we buy domains we tend to look at the keywords within the domain, the extension, try to figure out the potential, and at the end, just ask ourselves if it makes sense.
This morning we’re signing a deal for mid five figures domain and I can tell you, it is not a traffic purchase. Our thoughts on this purchase at decision time were on the following lines:
1. Is it a strong keyword?
2. What is the potential of the industry?
3. Who are the players in this category?
4. Do we see a market opening? Can we develop a business here?
5. What is our risk if we have to liquidate quickly? (difference between price paid to what we sell if we are forced to quickly)
6. Are we going to lose traffic to other variations of the domain (example: plural)
7. What is the advertising pressure for the keyword, related keywords? (number of bidders on Google, Yahoo, and prices)
8. What is the estimated traffic numbers for the domain?
Note that traffic is last here. In our consideration it was last as well and since traffic on this domain is estimated to be weak at best, I can surely tell you it is not a deciding factor at all.
The bottom line as I’ve said many times before, the main question is “Does it make sense?“. Yesterday Jeff and I were thinking more about it and we also noticed we have never really regretted a purchase, no matter how silly it looked at the time of purchase.
What are we regretting then? Some domains we have considered, and skipped.
Have a great day,
Sahar
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