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August 6, 2008 Post

Here's the The Lowdown from DNJournal.com! Updated daily to fill you in on the latest buzz going around the domain name industry!

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Auction news is coming at us from every direction today. Moniker has released the full catalog for their adult live domain auction at the Internext Expo Friday (August 8) in Hollywood,

Florida. An online auction being run in conjunction with that event starts tomorrow and will continue to August 14. Moniker will also be running an online only auction tied to the Affiliate Summit conference in Boston with that sale running August 10-21. As if August wasn't already busy enough for the Moniker crew they will also be running a live auction August 20 at the Search Engine Strategies show in San Jose. That event will also be accompanied by an online auction August 20-26. Looking ahead to next month, Moniker is accepting submissions for their live auction at the New York T.R.A.F.F.I.C. conference September 25.

The New York T.R.A.F.F.I.C. show will also mark the live auction debut of Thought Convergence's new Aftermarket.com platform. The site is now open and accepting submissions for their September 24 sale (one of at least four live auctions that will be staged by different providers during T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York). More information on the Aftermarket.com live auction is available here

RickLatona.com will also be holding their first live domain auction at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York, also on September 24, and today Latona announced that his auctioneers will be World Livestock Champion Auctioneer Matt Lowery. Nice coup for Rick who always manages to make a big splash. 

Meanwhile. the new .me registry's premium domain auctions are still underway. So far Insure.me (which ends tomorrow) is drawing the most action with a high bid as of this writing of more than $37,000. Others already bid to the five-figure level include Brand.me ($18,540), Hug.me ($15,025) and Match.me ($12,265). As we write this the latter three auctions still had anywhere from 5 to 25 hours left to go. The top auctions closed thus far have been LasVegas.me ($15,105), ChatWith.me ($15,035) and Picture.me ($10,240).

One other note today recognizing Sedo.com for a nice charitable gesture. Throughout the month of August Sedo will be raising money for CHF International to construct new wells in Dhabardulel , Ethiopia . The wells will make accessing clean water easier for the more than 30,000 villagers in Dhabardulel affected by the 

severe drought occurring in the region. Sedo will set aside $10 from every $1,000 or higher sale in its popular marketplace (and $1 for every smaller sale) with half of the total amount collected going toward the well building effort and the other half to a randomly selected buyer or seller who closed a transaction through Sedo in August. This is the first project in a new SedoCares initiative announced this week to help address social and environmental issues that are affecting our world today.
(Posted August 6, 2008)


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