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August 20, 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!

Compiled by Ron Jackson
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New domain auction site Bido.com has decided to close down for an undetermined amount of time after having their one-name-a-day online auction go down in midstream for the second 

straight day today. After the latest technical mishap Bido co-founder Sahar Sarid wrote on his blog, "We believe the right thing to do now is to spend time figuring out the issues and come back when we are ready. It may be few days, weeks, months, none of us really knows. All who submitted domains to Bido we will work with you to get it back to your accounts." Sarid said. Two other company services, DNZoom and Portfolio Help are to continue normal operations. 

While Bido tries to get a handle on their problems, Moniker will be back in action tonight with their latest live domain auction at the Search Engine Strategies conference in San Jose. It is scheduled to get underway at 8:45pm U.S. Eastern time (5:45pm Pacific). You can download the auction catalog from this page.

In other auction news, the latest one-week premium domain auction at Sedo's GreatDomains.com gets underway tomorrow afternoon and will run to approximately 2pm U.S. Eastern time Wednesday August 28. Some of the name on the block are Citizen.com (there is a high quality watch company that could really use this great generic domain), UD.com and Receipt.com, to name just a few. 

NameMedia's busy aftermarket sales platform, the AfternicDLS, has extended its reach with a  deal to become the exclusive provider of aftermarket domains to registrar Name.com. Beginning this month, Name.com customers will have full access to more than 800,000 domains targeted toward small to medium size businesses (SMBs).

Pete Lamson, the senior vice president and general manager of NameMedia’s Marketplace

said, “NameMedia has developed the world’s largest network of SMB targeted resale marketing partners.  Our mission is to create a global network of SMB focused domain buyers and sellers. The Name.com partnership we are announcing today is an important milestone towards this objective."

Name.com Founder and CEO Bill Mushkin added, “This was an easy decision to make. The Afternic Domain Listing Service has established itself as the industry’s leading venue for the sale of premium domains. We’ve been impressed with the consistent quality of their inventory and business for a long time.” 
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August 20, 2008)


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