The RightoftheDot.com extended auction from the Namescom conference is running on Snapnames.com and closed out on Thursday at 3:15pm EST according to the normal closing rules for Snapnames.com
As of publication 19 domain names have bids.
Here are my favorite domain names in the auction; Those I think are the best buys:
Photographers.com
Its a category killer
A Huge category with 10,200,000 results on Google for the term.
This is a developed website and all content is available for purchase as well.
The domain has an Alexa worldwide ranking of 1.3 Million and a Google Page Rank of 4
There are several new gTLD’s with over 10,000 registrations that could be sub domains off of Photographers.com including .photography which is the 11th most registered new gTLD with over 50,000 domain registrations; .Photos which has almost 18,000 registrations; .Photo which has over 13,000 registrations and .pics which has over 6,500 registrations.
So that is a total of almost 90,000 new gTLD’s domain names registered in that vertical.
All and all.Photographers is one of the best buys in the extended auction, actually a steal.
Three numbered .Com domain names (NNN.com’s)
We sold 345.com for $800,000 this year.
Today we wrote about another NNN.com, 360.com which sold for what we are pretty sure was in well into the 7 figures if not the 8 figures.
The extended auction has three 3 numbered .Com (NNN.com) for sale in the reserve range of $500K or under
380.com is for sale with a reserve price between $250K-$500K, which I promise you is at no more than 10% of the sales price of 360.com if not less.
380.cn is a developed website in China.
877.com has a bid of $200,000 and 487.com is another rare three numbered .Com domain
There are only 999 three numbered .com’s on earth and there are 3 of them in the extended auction.
Auctions.com
We wrote about Auctions.com and CarAuctions.com before the Live Namescon auction. After doing some research to write the post I went into the live auction with a $100K budget to buy the domain name CarAuctions.com which I won for $90K.
After the auction I chatted with the Auctioner Wayne Wheat who told me he frequently did high end Car Auctions and that people in that space walked around with more than $90K cash in their pocket. He told me anytime I wanted to sell the domain for a million to let him know and it wouldn’t take long to sell it to one of the people in the space.
I’m going to wait out the capital gains holding period before taking Wayne up on his offer.
However Wayne went on to tell me he LOVED the domain Auctions.com, as someone who personally sold over $2 BILLION dollars in real estate auctions he thought the domain, was the best and biggest bargain on the board. Its priced close to what the singular auction.com sold for over 6 years ago.
Its a no-brainer
Why don’t I buy it?
I might
I talked myself into buying CarAuctions.com just researching the topic. Wayne may have talked me into buying Auctions.com and should have talked you into it. Certainly can be rolled into a public company.
One word .Com’s
If you’re looking for some other killer one word .com look no further than Land.com, Street.com, Census.com, Ceramics.com, Clash.com, Mistress.com, Planners.com, Prohibit.com, Rookie.com, Shoppers.com , Stroke.com, Thriller.com, Zoning.com and Gals.com
Girls.com is a seven figure domain, Men.com sold in the seven figures, Gals.com is a fraction of the price, in the five figures
These one word meaningful .Com domains are on fire.
New gTLD’s
Wine.club sold for $140K at the Live auction at Namescon. Fight.club and weed.club sold in the $xx,xxx range.
In the extended auction there are domain names like milehigh.club, Glee.club and Chess.Club are about as brandable as they get and all have reserves in the $x,xxx range
Single letters like Z.vodka and X.Global are featured.
Personal.guru; news.global; fantasyfootball.xyz; auction.website; food.bar; Irish.bar; budget.tips; collector(s).auction; Forex.Guide; Drone.Camera; Escrow.Company; Selfies.Photos, Truck.Guide just to name a few.
Invest.Net/HomeCare.Net
With all the hype of the new gTLD’s the total number of registration are around 4 million.
Sitting at 15 Million registrations is .Net and there are some great one’s
Homecare.com sold for $350,000 before the live auction even started when someone jumped the gun and paid $50,000 over reserve to take the domain out of the auction.
Homecare.net is for sale with a reserve range of $25K-$50K or around 10% of the .Com sales price.
Invest.com just sold for reportedly over $5 Million dollars and sitting there at a price range of less than 5% of that amount is Invest.net (range $100K-$250K)
There are over 200 domain names in the extended auction that were not in the live auction and there are a lot of no and low reserve domain names as well.
These are just my favorites.
You can see the entire list of domains int he extended auction and bid on them on snapnames.com here
jose says
no, there are 1000 NNN domains. you should revise your math
Acro says
Technically yes, but ‘000’ just looks odd.
jose says
it is probably one of the most valuable of NNN.com
robb says
Interesting that under New Gtld’s you wrote ‘Z.vodka.com’. This from a veteran domainer, what chance does Joe Public have? I am partly tongue in cheek here…
Mike Jones says
Donuts stopped releasing single letter .GTLD’s, none of the other guys did, I know uniregistry really never has, and I would assume if you really want one you would have to get in touch with the registry, and pay up for it.
Then again, I have never heard of any substantial sale happening with them either.
Raymond Hackney says
Good point Mike, Q.Technology just sold on Flippa for $115 as the renewal was approaching. Seller said renewal was $118.80 at Dynadot
https://flippa.com/3634194-q-is-a-hot-letter-when-it-comes-to-technology