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Sedo's
First Ever Two-Character .Com and .Net Domain Auction
Gets Underway Thursday
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If
you are looking for an ultra-short domain name
Sedo.com
will have a lot of them to choose from in their
first ever Two-Character Auction event
that gets underway at 1pm (U.S. Eastern
time) on Thursday (November 5). The
week-long auction of rare .com and
.net |
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domains
will end at the same time on November 12.
The domains scheduled to go on the block include
NL.com, RO.com, KH.com, 64.com,
81.com, 91.com, CD.net and GD.net
to name just a few.
Sedo is still accepting top two-character
domains for this auction. |
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If
you have domains that qualify you can email Sedo
Broker Matt Rosebrook at [email protected].
Qualifying sellers can also apply directly
through their Sedo accounts. |
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In
other auction news, two extended
online auction events tied to last
week's T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York
conference are entering their final
hours. The Moniker.com/SnapNames auction
will end tomorrow (Wednesday,
Nov. 4) at 3:15pm (U.S. Eastern
time). You can review their catalog of
approximately 2,000 domains here
and follow the bidding action here.
The
Rick Latona auction will be
ending Thursday (November 5) at 1:30pm
(U.S. Eastern time) and they have
lowered many reserve prices to entice
more buyers. You can review
their sales list here.
Speaking
of T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York, we are
currently working on our comprehensive
conference review article and will be
publishing it this weekend. |
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One other note today, Francois Carillo, who
operates the popular domain news aggregation site, Domaining.com,
has rolled out two more free domain-related sites that
you may also find useful; ClosingAuctions.com
and Valuate.com.
ClosingAuctions.com does just what it says, keeping
track of auctions that are about to close at the
industry's top venues. But it also adds value with color
coded bars for each domain indicating whether, in the
site's view, the name at its current price represents a
good deal, is at least interesting of should be regarded
with caution. Value
is also at the heart of the Valuate.com offering. Enter
your domain names and this site will return a variety of
statistics for each name as well as their appraisal
value for each domain. As I have said many times in the
past, I put very little stock in domain appraisals -
regardless of whether they are generated automatically
or manually by human beings. However, it is still
entertaining to check out the stats and values returned
by Valuate.com to see how closely they mirror your own
guesstimates. |
