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When the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. conference announced a new partnership  with Rick Latona Auctions that made Latona's company the sole provider of live domain auction services for T.R.A.F.F.I.C. shows, people wondered how Oversee's Moniker.com would respond. After 

pioneering the live auction platform at  T.R.A.F.F.I.C., Moniker lost the opportunity to sell there when the Latona deal was announced. Last night we found out at least part of what is next for Moniker when Oversee announced a new monthly online domain auction that will combine the resources of Moniker and their sister company SnapNames.com with the sales events being held on a new and improved platform at SnapNames.com.

The first auction of the series, entitled "Summer Stimulus," begins July 16 at 12 noon U.S. Pacific time (3pm Eastern) and 

 

concludes July 21 at 12:15 p.m. Pacific (3:15pm Eastern). Subsequent auctions will begin the second Tuesday of every month and end two days later on the second Thursday. Oversee said the sales will feature low or no reserve pricing. The catalog for the first auction can be seen here

To submit a domain name for their future monthly auctions, go to http://showcase.snapnames.com where you will also find a calendar of upcoming events. The deadline for submitting names for the August showcase auction is July 28. 

With the auction competition heating up Bido.com served noticed that they intend to be among the major players when they unveiled a slick new makeover today. To their credit Bido has brought several fresh and unique twists to the auction game with a bevy of interactive features that come bundled in an exceptionally attractive interface. They call it the "Social Auction" platform which sums up their approach very well.

The new look will soon be complemented with multiple daily auctions instead of the one-a-day format the company started with.  Bido Co-Founder Sahar Sarid provided more details about the changes at Bido in a post on his blog today.

(Posted July 8, 2009) 


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