BrandBucket has added some premium names according to an email out today.
I would think these owners are getting a better commission rate as it would be insane to pay 30%.
Timeless.com
A name that’s a diamond in the rough, it’s truly ‘timeless’.
Tin.com
Tin: An short, strong word that can refer to metal or be an acronym.
Edamame.com
A sweet food-based that has a variety of applications.
TeAmo.com
‘Te amo’: Translates to ‘I love you’ in Spanish, Portuguese and Latin.
Demographic.com
A vast name with huge potential for social and marketing industries.
Strider.com
A name full of power and speed that helps you keep things in ‘stride’.
Lizzy.com
A playful name that is short for the women’s name ‘Elizabeth’.
Shelly.com
A familiar women’s name referring to landscapes and meadows.
WebMarket.com
A killer ecommerce and internet brand with a wide scope.
Keo.com
A rare 3-letter name with lots of international potential.
There was some mention about a 20% commission for 50k or 100k and up domains a while back, I believe??
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Shelly.com was bought for $35,000 and tin.com for $77,000 by the owner of Brandsly.com not so long ago, and WHOIS indicates that she still owns them. She buys nearly all brandables of any quality that become available at namejet/gd/on the drop, often paying close to end-user prices if that is what is necessary to win auctions. After spending hundreds of thousands on building up the brandsly.com marketplace inventory, it seems strange that she would go ahead and list her best domains for sale at her main competitor’s marketplace, instead of her own.
Who is she, anytime I know the bidding is getting crazy, I bid a few more times to stick it to her, sure enough a week later she shows up on the whois.
She has a ritzy Washington DC address, Chinese money offshore?
Lizzy.com was purchased only last month for 15k… would be a great ROI if it sells for the price wanted on BB