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Inside The Numbers for 8-1-15 16 four figure closes – 23 four letter .coms close

August 2, 2015 by Raymond Hackney

The Daily Sales Recap will be retiring and a daily post Inside the Numbers will take its place.

I had been having some thoughts about the daily sales recap, I then discussed those thoughts with a couple people I talk to regularly. Along with my thoughts I had an email from someone who said what I had been thinking for a little while. They said they didn’t care about $109 sales or a nonsensical .org like 2012hmp-global closing at $275 for some backlink bs. Talk more about the names that people care about, big sales and liquid names.

A recent article from Theo at Acro.net added more incentive to make the change, Theo talked about how a lot of sales in Go Daddy in particular are bogus. I have made the distinction on the Daily Sales Recap between sold and closed, because there are just so many auctions that don’t get paid for. A name is reported to be closed or sold depending on the website, and then the owner transfers to another registrar, the auction result still has some value, but it can’t stand as a given that it closed. I think there now will be a second step added for someone interested in a particular name, check the closing price and then check the whois history to see if the name changed hands around the time the auction closed.

So we are still going to report things but with the explicit disclaimer that if it does not say sold, you may have to check the whois history to make sure. People are not going to need this on every name, it matters most when you have a comparable name and want to use that data  in the hopes to influence a decision.

Another thing just from the writer’s standpoint is that it really is mental masturbation to track a bunch of sales at the lower levels and they are actually bogus.

People care about 2,3,4 and even 5 letter .coms so those will always be included. The big sales/closes of course, and certain trends or patterns that take place for that day.

Another thing I want to look at is what doesn’t sell, tracking names especially on NameJet and Go Daddy that didn’t meet reserve, looking at how high auctions ran, compare them to similar names closing that day, etc…

I will also include the Go Daddy public auctions of which we have been the only one to track, along with the numerical and mixed LLnnnnn Go Daddy auctions.

Going to list auctions in the cheap, bargain basement category where I think the buyer made an good buy.

There were 16 sales that closed in the four figure range with no five figure closes.

Note: The following data is for closed auctions, none of these are closed sales, these auctions may not get paid for, the seller may not push the name or the names may be renewed.

Top closes

geodirectory.com    $4,200     GoDaddy Nice generic, straightforward name.
adroid.com    $4,004         GoDaddy Typo for Android, or maybe advertising on steroids, AdRoid.
latestopportunity.com    $3,950     Flippa A lot of ways to go with development.
exotictravel.com    $2,850     NameJet Just a really nice travel name.
wangyi.net    $2,550             DropCatch Chinese Diplomat
sweetland.com    $2,021          NameJet Sounds like a sweet place to live.
digiport.com    $1,800             Flippa A decent brandable, I like the digi prefix, a BrandBucket type name.
clib.com    $1,800             Flippa Solid 4 letter.com
c3.org    $1,701                     NameJet Short and rare.
qime.com    $1,700         NameJet Not the easiest CVCV to pronounce but not bad.
itsthelaw.com    $1,621         NameJet Phrase domains did ok today, FindMyHouse.com closed at $610, NeverBeenThere.com $500
lebcaa.com    $1,485         GoDaddy
inightlife.com    $1,410         NameJet I still like I keyword names, not bad.
divorcerate.com    $1,143         GoDaddy
fyps.com    $1,106         NameJet
chateau-theme.com $1,010        NameJet

4Letter.coms

Clib.com $1,800 17 bids Flippa
qime.com $1,700 NameJet
fyps.com $1,106 NameJet
KUMT.COM $925 31 bids Flippa
ebyb.com $285 41 bids Go Daddy
ljoe.com $235         NameJet
gnun.com $228 25 bids Go Daddy
eswf.com $211 25 bids Go Daddy
zwda.com    $205  DropCatch
vlsf.com    $155 DropCatch
hvzn.com $141 10 bids Go Daddy
EkFq.com $130 3 bids Flippa
ocqt.com $126 13 bids Go Daddy
qhdo.com $121 15 bids Go Daddy
hyoj.com $112 7 bids Go Daddy
lnud.com $102 NameJet
rlvp.com $102 NameJet
bvky.com $100 9 bids Go Daddy
qomj.com $100 11 bids Go Daddy
Tewq.com $90 18 bids Flippa
znul.com $85 4 bids Flippa
wjiy.com $81  7 bids Go Daddy Public Auction
bqvw.com $80 7 bids Go Daddy

Numeric and Mixed numbers/letters

Xj0.com $959 Go Daddy
hg7707.com $910 Go Daddy
908333.com $549 NameJet
36709.com $491 NameJet
39091.com $490 NameJet
445444.com $410 Go Daddy
hg008899.com $193 Go Daddy
000361.com $17 Go Daddy

Go Daddy gave 3 figure valuations and showed traffic to these names.

ziddijatt.com $999 6220 hits Go Daddy valuation $273
lubbock-roofing.com $220 2177 hits Go Daddy valuation $483
smithvilleplumber.com $170 2127 hits Go Daddy valuation $903
havertownroofing.com $148 2140 hits Go Daddy valuation    $876
almaxphotography.com $149 2296 hits Go Daddy valuation $597

The only notable country code auction was Jazz.io at $750 on Flippa. As far as new gtlds, esports.today closed at $500 on Flippa

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About Raymond Hackney

Raymond Hackney has been involved with domain names since 1997. One of the most prolific writers in the domain industry and founder of TLDinvestors.com and 3Character.com

Comments

  1. QB says

    August 2, 2015 at 8:24 am

    love the new format, thank you for all the great content.

  2. Kat says

    August 2, 2015 at 9:09 am

    Thank U ! This is much better for a rookie like myself. I like to see rhyme and reason.

  3. Doron Vermaat says

    August 2, 2015 at 10:26 am

    I like the new format Ray. Looking forward to follow these.

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