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Shane’s still off questing in Colorado, he told me he was going kayaking yesterday. I haven’t heard back but I assume they successfully made it. I do love Colorado, it’s scenic, there’s lot’s of things to do all year round, and there’s nice people that will pick you up at your hotel and take you to the airport. I wrote about it last fall, Aaron of DSAD was kind enough to give my a ride to the Denver airport. We had a nice breakfast and got to catch up in person. I also got a message from Steven Kennedy to meet up after he read my post that I was in his part of Colorado. We had already passed through, but I thought it was a nice of him to reach out, and I’ll defiantly take him up on the offer the next time i’m in the area.

Networking and building trust in any business or industry, can lead to more than just enhanced business opportunities. In fact if you’re doing it right it will lead to friendships and free rides to the airport.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AirDuty.com A game, airforce

AllObject.com

BitUniversal.com

ByeMortgage.com Doesn’t pass the radio test, with so many ways to spell bye, but I like it as a brand for a service that helps you pay off or get rid of your mortgage

CodeDecrypt.com Software to crack codes

ColorComplete.com

DebtFinances.com

DiyModify.com Modify anything yourself

Domainomatic.com Automatic domain generator

EzToPay.com

FactFusion.com When facts come to together for the whole story

FutbolSkills.com

GoKinetic.com Go energy

GoWorkers.com These guys go anywhere to get the job done

IdDefend.com Protect your identity

iNeedADayOff.com A marketing name for fun stress reducing things to do on your day off

LifeNetworking.com

LootFire.com

LoverPortal.com The door for lovers

MadPotential.com

MasterMore.com A skill building site

MePersonal.com Your things, maybe a journal or diary

NonAddict.com

OneHomeland.com A patriotic name

PodMetric.com

Runss.com Runs with a bonus S

SocialLifeline.com Makes me think of a Social network that saves people, or keeps them safe

StrategicLogo.com A logo company that strategically analyzes the best logo for your brand, one that resonates the best with customers

StrongWalk.com

SwipeUs.com

UniqueMonkey.com

ValueNature.com An outdoors site, maybe a site for learning and appreciating nature

VoiceWild.com

VoltBlue.com

WorryStop.com Put an end to pointless worrying… See your Dr for a pill

xPulp.com

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet All are private expired auctions

Flippa/SEDO

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Brandables

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Some Numbers

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

NewVaping.com

PillBud.com

VapingCentral.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

Zimmo.com

ThinkBefore.com

VirtualInspector.com

NamePros

AncientZodiac.com
LockableBoxes.com
UNUU.net
PGVR.net
TimeBracket.com

ConvertingVideo.com
SouthCarolinaMortgageLenders.com
NJTeams.com
BetterLooking.net
WorldJetAirways.com

Godaddy Value BIN

Under 1000

BikePack.com
FunCompany.com
HappyHelp.com
BrandWear.com
FashionKid.com
UniqueService.com
Cooco.com
CloudCoins.com
GameRealm.com
DietCheck.com
BlueBorder.com
TheDietitian.com
WorkStop.com
GoldTrain.com
WordTruth.com

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. We Charge $10 per name per day. We may be able to help. If you have an auction you want to promote, email us for details.*All names chosen by us, Shane and Josh . (ie you click through and purchase a name you like) or an occasional paid listing. Everything we say is based on our own research or is opinion. Do your own due diligence. That means look it up yourself if you don’t think the stats or our opinion is correct. We hand choose the names but we are paid to make this list by both the auction houses, individuals that are auctioning names, and Godaddy affiliate links. Keep that in mind and only buy names that YOU think are good

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Going fishing all night in a cat fishing tournament if I get back in time and don’t fall asleep I’ll tell you how we did and post some pics.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AboveStyle.com Style above all the other style

AllDairy.com I think I may be lactose intolerant, I won’t go into details as to why I think this.

AllTherapists.com Sounds like a directory but i assume it has a high CPC. Could be a “review” SEM site

BasicNova.com

BasicTasks.com A service that comes to your house and does the simple things that you don’t want to do, could also be a virtual assistant type thing

CasinoCrew.com A site for casino workers to network and complain about their employers. Or a site about taking down the house

ChildSection.com It’s like the kids table at a major holiday. Usually a card table, very loud and messy

CloseQuicker.com Get the deal done faster

CoinEngage.com Another crypto news and information site

CouponDelight.com Everyone loves coupons

CriticalRise.com A brand for something important or significant that’s on the move up

DamnGreat.com So great you need an expletive to describe just how awesome it is

Dronified.com All things drone

EmergeTalent.com Find talent before anyone else does

EveryOddJob.com A handyman or general labor company

FadeNot.com A line of material that won’t fade in the sun, protected from UV

FameToday.com A tabloid site about famous people

FasterGreen.com

FileDigital.com

FreezeWrap.com This is an actual thing isn’t it? Something you use to wrap food in so it doesn’t get freezer burnt.

FundARide.com car loans

FusionDash.com seems like some sort of block chainish name

GeekLend.com Loans for computers

GridTrek.com

HashOlogy.com A couple of crypto/MJ names

HashViral.com

HipDollar.com

iLoveUsed.com A great name for a thrift store

LazyGang.com The group that doesn’t like to do anything

LiftMedical.com

LolSquad.com The group that makes you laugh

MoneyQuicker.com

MonkeyDomains.com Need a memorable brand to sell your domains?

NicheAble.com

NurseDigest.com

OasisDome.com A greenhouse brand. Make a little growing oasis anywhere

ReadDesk.com The site were you can read anything interesting or important, or an actual desk designed just for reading

RevisionLogic.com

RewardSquad.com

RouteWarrior.com A GPS name that sounds intense

SmartPassive.com Sell this name to Pat Flynn

SolarDominator.com

SoundAttorney.com The law firm that specializes in noise complaints, or music

SwimBall.com

SystemFunding.com

TotalRoll.com

TrainNinja.com A fitness plan designed for a ninja, can you keep up?

TurboMonk.com

UltimateScience.com

UltraPage.com

Unlinkable.com cannot be linked to

VarietyGarden.com A garden with all kinds of veggies and flowers

YouthProfit.com Ways for kids to make money

ZoneEnergy.com

More Names With No Bids Only 150 More to look at. Take a break do some stretches, You can do it.

Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

Stylists.com
HipKids.com
simic.com
CoastalTrail.com
PetGang.com
geodate.com
StreetUpdate.com
Asperation.com
IntimateLiving.com
RateBest.com
southy.com
BullLock.com
getito.com
munny.com

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

ujnp.com

dvxw.com

wvbm.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

gzo.cc

pzscw.com

thsdw.com

Brandables

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

Snap Names/DropCatch

NamePros

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

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This afternoon I got one of those solicitation emails from someone trying to sell me a domain. I get them all the time, but the issue with this particular name was that I knew it had just gone up for auction on Dropcatch 30 minutes before I got the email.

One of the problems was that the domain linked back to the auction. I’ve gotten these types of emails before, but I’ve never had one that linked back to the real auction.

This strategy while misleading at best, seems to be a lot of work for a low percentage gain, not to mention the risk of buying it at auction and having them not pay.

Everyone of these is from an email address that has the domain parked at Godaddy with a generic lander. Usually it’s a different email each time I get one.

Does anyone out there know of anybody that does this? I’m curious to know what their sell through rate is.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AlphaClient.com The first of best clients

BeObedient.com A service to train your dogs or kids

BigAlso.com

BotGeneration.com A generation of people dependent on robots

ClassGuidance.com a tutoring service

Clientra.com A brand for a service that builds your client base

ComponentForge.com make components in the forge

CustomPayment.com If a normal payment system doesn’t work make your own

DependableMe.com

DomainIgniter.com Set your domains on fire

DrMaterial.com

DroneBasic.com Learn how to drone

EnergyCrafter.com A solar or wind name

ExhibitAll.com Show everything you’ve got

FamilyPods.com

FastQuip.com quick jokes

FoodOfAmerica.com I imagine this one being used by a farmers coop

ForeverKnot.com Never comes undone, even if that’s what you want

ForgetAgain.com

FuryForce.com

FusionGirl.com

GameInstant.com No waiting for the game

iAmTheOriginal.com

IncredibleHire.com Find the best employees

InsuranceStorm.com Not necessarily storm insurance but more of a brand for any type of insurance

IntelliSkill.com

LaunchedUp.com

Leverman.com a man who operates levers or controls

MegaCrypto.com Big blockchain money

ModernDash.com

MoronPatrol.com

MouthHole.com sometimes stupid things come out of my mouth hole

NotUnheardOf.com A common phrase

TheyWillKill.com A smoking cessation name

VividName.com Names that stand out

YogaTechnician.com

YouInfusion.com

ZenAttend.com

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

Swjz.com

dhli.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

yhwhw.com

mwxsw.com

Brandables

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

Snap Names/DropCatch

IdealStaff.com

Pdoq.com

SelfDirection.com

NamePros

ProteinShakeMix.com
TeamworkMakesTheDreamwork.com
OldAstrology.com
LosAngelesStartups.com
Snaxu.com

ChineseChickenRecipes.com
CrazyFees.com
BuyTacos.com
Tapz.net
CarLovers.org

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

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I wasn’t aware that domain.com and their resellers, dotster, mydomain, netfirms and probably a host of others, are selling their expired inventory through Godaddy auctions. I’m not sure if this is a new thing or maybe I did know and just forgot.

I can’t imagine the headache Godaddy’s having dealing with these stellar registrars, if their auction fulfillment is anything like their normal day to day operation. But their problems are another topic that could fill volumes. As a side note, they are also Tucows resellers, so I imagine that inventory now goes to Namejet.

The reason that I was attuned to this the last couple of days is because I saw some of my names that are expired at Dotster and Netfirms come up at auction. I try and remove my names from any list that I publish, I don’t want to give the impression that I’m testing the auction or anything like that since I’m not, but it’s a lot harder to track, if the names are at other registrars.

Since I’m not the most organized person, I’ll see names and think “that looks good, I should add it to the list” only to find out that I own it. I knew it looked familiar for some reason.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

ActionThrill.com Sports, entertainment

AiDecide.com Artificial Intelligence that makes decisions for you

ArmyAtWar.com As opposed to an army waiting to go to war

AthleticGrind.com

BullPros.com Makes me think of market analysts

CashCrypt.com Lock your cash up

CoinDuty.com A coin name

ComeToTrain.com I see train as in training for something

CryptoSea.com An ocean full of digital money

Darkist.com

DoNotConfuse.com A site that sorts out things that normally confuse most people

Euroist.com

FuseLegal.com An attorney brand

GlassCoverage.com Window insurance, or a tarp

HealthySugar.com a lot of people don’t like corn syrup, here’s a marketing name for other types of sugar

HereNowhere.com

HireVine.com

JetAdventure.com A really fast adventure or pay money to fly a jet

LaughPress.com The media source for comedy

MeetLogic.com

MotionProfit.com Make money off of things that move

RootRoom.com Two R’s

SurvivalGo.com Sell survival tools mixed in with your survival tips

SwipeDrop.com

VeryPrompt.com Arrive before your supposed to

WidgetInventor.com

YourPerfectSpot.com

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

SteadyTranslation.com

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

stvc.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

bmpb.net

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

Brandables

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

365263.com

85sq.com

gi11.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Utters.net

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

Snap Names/DropCatch

Gpjt.com

WorkMe.com

FusionFoods.com

NamePros

Weightbenches.net
VRSigns.com
Ofte.net
CannabisWebcast.com
US38.Com

WeekendReports.com
EasterShoes.com
FreeMembership.info
Aotv.net
ErgonimicSelect.com

LatestInternships.com
LocalBakery.net
LosAngelesdesignfirm.com
FloridaGems.com
Yumn.net

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

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Another good Sherpa show published yesterday. Adam Strong said he liked the comment I posted after the last review, so I’ll repost it here for anyone that wants to read it. Shane also commented that he liked it but he’s a team player and more importantly a manager of people and plants by trade. He knows that encouragement is a motivator so you have to take it with a grain of salt :) .

I’m joking, Actually everyone one of us at DSAD will tell the others the truth or their opinion good or bad. It’s really the only way to accurately communicate. Sure, you can hedge, pick your battles, or even be tactful, but when it comes down to it, withholding something, not saying or doing something for fear of giving offense will hurt everyone in the long run.

A comment on bidding on auctions with bids approach. One thing to watch about bidding on auctions with bids because others think they have value so they must have value. Take a look at some of Godaddy auction names with bids. There are some terrible names with bids that you should never bid on. I can only assume that the people bidding on them hate their money, or they’re SEO’s and are buying the names for links and traffic.

If you don’t know anything about SEO, Pandas, Penguins, Possums, anchor text, link farms, or spam, don’t bid on these names just because they have traffic numbers.

From the last DomainSherpa.com review comment

“Rajesh,

Suppose you paid $10 each for these names, they have no parking revenue and no inquiries then just drop them, because every single day you can find better names to register that are salable to a real person in business or thinking about starting a business. With these names you don’t have to over analyze, search deep for a prospective buyer, or do anymore pointless work. You can simply trade these names in for better ones.

It seems one of your tactics is trying to get ahead of the curve with new tech and ideas. If that’s the case then it’s super hard, even impossible to value any in that category, we’re talking about theoretical value and ideas. There’s high risk and high reward should they pan out, but until then they’re completely speculative.

Even within that category I don’t think super niche, exact match domains will be bought by any companies, not as brands and not as marketing names. They’re not call to action names, they’re not generic category names and they’re not buying keywords. (buying keywords are where the customer is ready to make a purchase or take action of some sort other than just browsing the web) If Shane decides to start growing plant meat in his greenhouses he’s not going to buy or use Plant Based Meat, let alone Meats. No one says “meats”.

You’re going super in depth into the analysis of these names, and I think it’s paralyzing you from finding low hanging fruit. When I talked about conquering the droplists, I’m saying that taking the time to thoroughly process a list has value. To Shane and Ategy’s point, about finding names that you alone like, I say, who cares. You’re not buying them right then and there, you are simply identifying inventory as quickly as possible and finding names that you like, could be used by a business, or anything at all that flags the name to you. Later you can go back and analyze the names at a closer level.

I’ve found that most of the names that I’ve sold are just that, names that I like for some reason coupled with an industry that will buy it. They might simply make sense for something, might be short and memorable, or a memorable phrase.

There are no real metrics associated with the vast majority of these names. We are not buying and selling longtail exact match domains right now, nor have we for some time. We are essentially selling some sort of brandable domain on all levels. Not just made up brands, but even the short EMD keyword domains are selling as brands.

Take Shane’s DustPan.com, the metrics on this domain (5K exact match) have nothing to do with the usage that shane envisions other than the idea that 5K searches a month show that it’s still a word that is recognized and used in everyday speech. The people typing it into google are actually looking to buy a dustpan.If Shane sells the name to a MultiNational company as a cleaning brand, those same people will still be looking for dustpans to buy when they type the name into google.

One thing I’ve found, doing the DSAD lists, selling domains on numerous platforms and even to other investors on namepros, is that I usually have no idea what will sell. Everyone has there own criteria, parameters, ideas, visions, life experience that they apply to picking domains and branding. Names I think are great will not sell wholesale and then will sell to an end-user 2 days later for thousands of $.

Also the idea that unregistered names will not sell is false. I’ve sold names on Afternic that were available to hand reg at the time they sold.

This is by no means an efficient industry, there is no way to track all the names and keep your sanity, we have no idea what people are thinking when they have an idea, the general population does not have a clue about domains, There is potential to make a profit just for finding and MARKETING salable names, all the buyer has to do is see the name and buy it.

We are in an industry that relies on timing, one that is so large our inventory contains every word in every latin character language, any word combination of any and all of these languages up to 64 characters. On this level our job is to narrow down as best we can names that will sell for a profit as easily as possible.”

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

BarDiscounts.com A site to list and promote bars and their deals. Find a wing night every night of the week

BasicFormula.com Could be lots of things, formula for success, chemistry formula

BotQuad.com A bot name

ByeFly.com A line of fly killing products. like my favorite salt gun fly killer

ClearHabit.com clear out bad habits or clear of bad habits

ComedyDude.com

ComingLive.com Find out when you favorite act or band is on tour

CrapeDiem.com Ha, I like this one, Crap E Diem, loosely translated from the Latin Crappy Day

CreditPurge.com Flush all the credit debt out

DashUnion.com A union of runners or maybe something to do with the digital token

DoINeed.com Do I Need .com ? If you want to sell domains you do.

DoItPlease.com A task list set by someone else

DollarGod.com

DynamicAnswers.com Verbose over analyzing of simple questions.

EffectMe.com The things that I have influence over

FeedPublic.com A soup kitchen, but more likely an RSS type thing

FlexYourself.com

FuseCap.com Used with dynamite and fireworks I think

HappyHeap.com A big ole pile of joy

HeadMeister.com The dude in charge of the Citadel and all the other Meisters. No idea if it’s spelled the same. Don’t wanna change the concept so I’m not looking it up. It’s a Game of Thrones reference, for those of you confused by everything you just read.

HeardThis.com Music? Gossip?

HonestBrain.com

Humanican.com Ahh a Once Upon a Time in Mexico reference. “Are you a Humanican or a Humanican’t? ”

iDamn.com the old internet or personal damning.

iPlayRight.com

NeedHack.com Hire a hacker

NeverDoHarm.com The motto for medical professionals, sorta, Do No Harm

PaleoWisdom.com

PetHybrid.com

PodExtra.com A spare pod for whatever you use pods for

PositiveArea.com

ProntoStorage.com When you need storage really fast

RealDickMove.com A common phrase? “I can’t believe you just did that to him! That was a real dick move dude, seriously wrong”

RigTow.com Haul big trucks

SumTest.com Can you add?

SwiftAngle.com Oh ho! Just as good as Easy Angle! Maybe even better :) sell this bad boy for $8K

UnbankCard.com A brand of crypto currency credit card

UpriseMovement.com

WorkSwipe.com A timeclock solution for your employees. They swipe in when they’re working

YouNeverAsked.com

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

PainManagementClinic.com

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

icqx.com

bivq.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

Brandables

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

263799.com
18090.info
576z.com
729d.com
dq36.com
gh61.com
gl65.com
gn29.com
gn32.com
gn39.com
gn52.com
gn61.com
gn62.com
gn63.com
py37.com
r138.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

EveryVr.com

VapeAde.com

VaporSolution.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

StudentAid.com caught today and at 1700. I knew I wouldn’t be able to hand catch it. :)

H2b.com

WaterSave.com

SolarTruck.com

NamePros

LZUG.com
NuclearAttack.co.uk
ChemicalCompany.net
BeatingCancer.co.uk
J-5.com

BlogCompanion.com
i.Lease
PortlandCinemas.com
ExperienceWeed.com
UK87.com

ClassicDresses.net
ExtendedCarWarranty.net
RefinedOil.net
OnlinePawnShops.net
eOutbound.com

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

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Here’s another expired auction platform registrar change that I found yesterday: Cyger can add it to the list with the recent Domain.com change

It looks like Fast Domain Inc now sends their domains to Godaddy. The name that brought this to my attention today is BitsHub.com. According to the whois record the domain is at bluehost, which I believe was previously sending their expired inventory to Snap maybe namejet. I know I’ve won auctions from one of them that had names registered at Bluehost. I remember it really well because Bluehost kept sending me hosting ads.

I’m not sure if Bluehost is a fully accredited registrar or a reseller, as the registrar listed is FastDomains LLC. According to DomainSherpa.com list of auction partners, FastDomains does not have a partner, but maybe that just changed.

abuse@bluehost.com is associated with ~1,585,130 domains
whois@bluehost.com is associated with ~1,845,003 domains
Registrant Org WHOISGUARD PROTECTED was found in ~555,568 other domains
Registrar FastDomain, Inc.
Registrar Status clientHold, clientTransferProhibited
Dates Created on 2011-07-01 – Expires on 2018-07-01 – Updated on 2017-08-03
Name Server(s) NS1.BLUEHOST-EXPIRED.DOMAINPARKINGSERVER.NET (has 336,729 domains)
NS2.BLUEHOST-EXPIRED.DOMAINPARKINGSERVER.NET (has 336,729 domains)

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

BeeDelight.com A Brand of Delicious honey

CertifiedMe.com It’s past tense, but it’s saying that you have the certification and can use it. Certify Me sounds like you need the certification. Could be a resume posting site.

CityNeed.com Fix the damn potholes already

DirectClinic.com No middle man health care for non emergent medical conditions. Cheaper and faster then the emergency department, faster and more expensive then a Dr’s visit. (*Note: I double checked emergent to make sure I was using it correctly. Apparently I wasn’t, as it is noted in several publications as a common error, mostly in medical writings, to use emergent as an adjective form of emergency. However there are other publications defining the word as “calling for immediate action, urgent”. So who knows if it’s right. )

DiverseEconomy.com an economy that produces from numerous sectors

EternalPride.com Something your so proud of you’ll never be ashamed of it, forever

FailHard.com A site for bloopers, crashes and general shenanigans

FlexMining.com Able to mine a diverse selection of Alt coin

FreakingFast.com Really, really fast

FuelMine.com Coal, natural gas, oil

GrooveDesk.com

GrowEconomy.com I like it because is sounds like “slow” economy but means that opposite

HeartAbility.com A donation site, or NPO that help people out of the goodness of their hearts, or a site to inspire the helping of others

iAmGoingFar.com A positive thinking declaration statement

iFutons.com sell futons online with this name

InfusionSoil.com sounds like a fertilizer

InstructFast.com lessons for when you need to learn quick

LoveTradition.com

MateSpy.com Spy on your mate with this service

MeDrop.com

MoneyJustice.com A Bernie Sanders type name

MoveSteady.com some sort of support system for moving something that is unbalanced or tends to topple over.

MrDallas.com I call Travis Mr. Dallas. I really don’t but I might if he uses this name for email. Travis@MrDallas.com

MrEffort.com The dude that’s always trying hard

NoPoison.com A site for things that need identified as not having poison. Or an activist awareness site for something that is perceived or actually poison.

NumbQuick.com A lidociane based spray to numb scraps, burns or sores.

OasisRefresh.com vacation destination, spa, something like that

ProvideMeal.com Meal delivery, or a food donation site

RideNude.com because it’s hot out there

SmartProblem.com Not sure what you do with it, but I think it’s catchy

StackTheCash.com

StudySense.com Better than the study on nonsense

StupidStudy.com Find out what makes stupid people tick with this paid medical study

SwiftDown.com

SwipeCrush.com

TheCryptoCoin.com Be the authority of Crypto Coin by adding “the”

TodayRelease.com new things coming out today

UsRed.com Red Dawn

VoltSir.com

WorkoutProfile.com improve your workout by tracking your profile

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003060.com
582399.com
777974.com
32rj.com
75kb.com
209x.com
803w.com

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Arachnophobia.com

FreshFunding.com

CafeSmart.com

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DroneAirShows.com
MajorLeagueBaseballTeams.com
Tripti.com
AnimalHoarders.com
EarPhonesWithMic.com

UXVR.com
CANNOLOGIST.com
DiamondClarityScale.com
FLAGL.com
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A new Domain Sherpa episode was published this morning. It’s fun to see the contrast of different styles between the “premium guys” and others. I think it’s great that Amaar and Frank have confidence in their names to set those prices. Confidence and nerves of steal is really the only way to get those prices. I think that they were able to get to that level by working the lower end of names first. Frank talked about packaging a group of construction names, in the early days and selling them with a little sweat.

I’m certainly not opposed to shooting for those prices on certain names, and I do have an “out” by leaving the landing page without a BIN price. My main focus is moving and selling names because for me, having momentum and getting sales is more fun. As I progress I do occasionally put a really high BIN price on certain names.

My thinking has always been that pricing above 10K shrinks your audience down to a very small level, and that lower level is willing and able to spend money on aftermarket domains, just not that much. I’ve also found that if I put the work in, I can find lots of names that I think will sell everyday. It might not be the best course of action, I have no idea if I price every name I own at $25K if any would sell. I do think that the process I’ve followed has allowed me to better identify names that could sell for $25K and which ones will easily sell for a lower profit.

I’m glad that Ammar sold Vape.io, I own Vape.ly and hopefully in a few years North Africa will stabilize and someone will buy it. :) I hand regged it a few year ago.

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AliveWay.com This name made me think of drug rehab, or anything that has to do with changing course from habits or activities that increase the likely of early death.

CallDepartment.com Here’s a name to set up one of those call centers that use a local number to call you and tell you that the IRS is suing you.

CanTool.com I passed over this one initially, but on a second look I see it as a tool that helps you do things, like an encouraging helper for difficult tasks. Of course it could also be a can opener, or canning type of product.

CitySaga.com Sounds like a book about a certain city with an interesting history.

CoverRack.com A product that protects the rack

CultCloud.com A group of people that worship clouds

DearEmployer.com A site to anonymously complain about your employer in letter form, but for everyone to read

DentalIdentity.com A database of dental records, in case you get burned beyond recognition.

DoLights.com Sell lights

DuctScrub.com A product to clean dust and mold out of your HVAC system duct work.

EstimateGuy.com Need an estimate for a project? Call the Estimate Guy. Could be an online estimation tool for construction or remodeling projects or a marketing name for a local company

EyeAir.com The eye in the sky, or maybe a site that tracks air quality

FairResponse.com A mediation group of some sort

FlexSide.com A new housing material for the exterior of old homes. This product easily goes over old siding, deteriorating brick or block. Re pointing brick is labor intensive and expensive, and painting old exteriors can cost just as much as new siding and aluminum wrapping.

FunnyDepot.com An online joke shop

HappyFourth.com A marketing name for fourth of July specials

HealingFx.com A feel good site about people overcoming illness

HeroLord.com A video game

LifetimeWarrior.com Always fighting

LostSupport.com a name with a negative connotation, but also a phrase that is commonly said to some degree.

LuckCoach.com Helps train you to improve your luck

LunchReady.com A brand of quick lunch type meals to grab on the go. Ready Lunch would be better

MetroWorker.com A site for city workers

MoneyPassage.com Not sure what you do with it, but it does contain money

MrFixy.com A local handyman name

OnlineCodex.com An Latin term for a book or manuscript or collection of written works

PoopFlush.com Because nobody likes looking at floaters

ProgressKit.com A business kit to keep you moving forward

RealBull.com A brand or some sort, or a site that calls out BS.

RentalOasis.com Oasis has a positive connotation, it makes me think of lush green living things in the midst of desolation

RootGrind.com I like the word root as a brandable keyword, this one could be that or a service that removes tree stumps and roots

SolarTwist.com Add this solar name to your collection

StrategicHand.com

SunAdvise.com Could be a solar consultation company, or beach forecast

TigerPortal.com Like a cat door except for your pet tiger

UpManage.com I like this one a lot. Management company for anything, Up is positive and also has numerous uses.

VoicePlugin.com A WP tool

WifiDetector.com At first I thought it was a bit outdated, but there is more and more public wifi networks going up. I’m still not sure how useful it would be since it’s usually built in to whatever device you’re using.

ZenBuild.com you can add zen to almost anything

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896d.com

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eCoinGold.com

MajorPlaces.com
RiskyMan.com
Widest.net
CentralWestFlorida.com
NUUS.com

DroneAirShows.com
MajorLeagueBaseballTeams.com
Tripti.com
AnimalHoarders.com
EarPhonesWithMic.com

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Happy Birthday tomorrow to the best daughter in the world, Amiah. I love you with all my heart.

I love you even when you act like a spoiled moody teenager and aren’t even 8 years old yet. :) Have a great Birthday!

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LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
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BBQRight.com A line of grilling equipment and supplies, maybe a rub or sauce

BotAid.com Help for your robot

CageLock.com Sounds like a product that makes whatever’s in the cage stay in the cage

CoinCountdown.com an ICO news and information site

ContactOption.com Something to do with communications of networking

DoggyFeed.com Sounds like an off brand of cheap dog food

EndOfAbuse.com

EnemyMedia.com

EverCommunity.com I take it as “community” as in the concept of working together, a group sharing common interests. Adding Ever makes it feel like it will last or be perpetual or in perpetuity (thank you game of thrones)

ForexSetup.com Another forex name

ForgeLogo.com Fire up coals and forge logo’s

FrameMine.com A site for a person that frames things, a sort of call to action name.

FreshFilet.com Lends itself more towards fish, everyone wants fresh fish, beef and pork can hang around in a meat locker for a lot longer.

HappyBlackjack.com The Chinese love the word happy and gambling. Monkey! In happy BJ the dealer hits all the way to 19.

HealPacks.com emergency medical supplies, or a service that places the over the counter single serve medications in businesses.

ImpressOnline.com A digital agency or web design company

IncredibleBuzz.com The kind of buzz you pay extra for

InSquad.com I like the word squad for some reason. It makes me think of a group that knows what they’re doing and ready to go.

JavaCave.com Sell coffee, of all the random words you could add to Java to make a brand, I think there’s a symmetry between Java and Cave. I’m talking out of my ass, I have no idea if there’s any “symmetry” between these 2 words, other than the fact that they have two of the same letters

JoyAdd.com Add Joy seems better

JrMac.com only 5 letters but McDonald’s will probably have a problem with you using it.

LeftItBehind.com A service, maybe a vending business, for things you need but didn’t bring with you. They could be in airports or motels and sell toothbrushes or razors.

LogicalForce.com I like the word combo, could be lots of things or nothing

MajorNames.com A domain sales site

MiningYou.com personal or home mining setups for crypto

MrTitleLoan.com Late night commercial for quick money.

NeedToWalk.com get up and move around

OnlineVend.com

OutGroups.com I had an idea for this but can’t remember it

PairFood.com Pair food with wine

PandaHacks.com Makes me think of an SEO name that beats the google Panda algorithm update. Don’t buy it if that’s the only thing you can think of.

PatchDoctor.com The Dr’s of the 4077th, meatball surgery

RagingSun.com really hot

RocketMeals.com Food that’s really easy and quick to prepare. Or an MRE type meal

RocketRamp.com Develop this product to help the North Koreans. Maybe if they used a ramp system they could get their missiles to go farther

ShapeNatural.com organic food? maybe a holistic workout system

SideGrind.com A part time job or money making venture

SimplySurface.com A product for something like a driveway or sidewalk that makes in easy to create or seal a surface.

SirNature.com The dude that is one with nature

SmellsRight.com Give it the smell test if you not sure you should eat it

SpaComfort.com because uncomfortable spa’s seem pointless

SpeedDump.com a product, I see a thing that goes in the back or your truck that helps you dump a load of material without shoveling.

StoryOver.com The End. Use this name for finality, something that is over and needs highlighted

TalentTroop.com Circus folk, Carnies, Nomads

VineRegistry.com A list of wines

VirtualPrestige.com

WelfareCoin.com A future ICO run by the government to pay for welfare

WineBurst.com

WorkGlow.com A line of safety wear for construction workers, or anyone that doesn’t want to get hit by traffic

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zzpzw.com

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DigitalGeneration.org

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MyMagazine.com

6555111.com

FixAPhone.com

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ViolinShop.net
DroneBandits.com
Proactivity.net
CryptologyNews.com
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OldShelf.com
MedicalDisclaimer.com
ProductiveLives.com
Wolp.net
uModeling.com

PortugalNoticias.com
SR47.com
Miscolor.com
GettingAssistance.com
Phaveo.com

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ComputerDiy.com
AdultSupport.com
FlexiDeck.com
LittleSound.com
CoffeeScout.com
UltimateYouth.com
SureNames.com
HardPlanet.com
StudentFun.com
DigiCoupons.com
CycleDeal.com
LocalProduction.com
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CitySteps.com
AlpineView.com
EveryoneDoes.com
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AllBritish.com
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YourVibe.com
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Check out all the names on DropCatch, a good bit of the private seller auctions are mine. It would really help the Beta test if you bought them all, no pressure. :) Thanks for looking.

I have nothing else today, have a great week.

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AlmightyPeople.com Really strong and intimidating, maybe even giants

AlwaysFaster.com A marketing name, maybe for an ISP. We’re Always Faster

AthleteAssist.com Scholarships or tutoring for college/high school athletes

BotSafety.com A guide for robot safety, includes a chapter on avoiding a bot world takeover and human enslavement

CallYouBack.com I can’t talk right now, but I will call you back

CatchBus.com An app for catching a bus ride anywhere in the world

ChefSight.com A cooking site or app

ChoiceArchitect.com The best architect around

CityElder.com an old dude that lives in the city. Makes me think of city counsel

CubeSwipe.com A brand for something swipable in the shape of a cube

DigitalBlogger.com

Discountea.com Discount with a smooth ending

DomainAffilate.com Make money driving traffic to registrars

DriveGurus.com Like car gurus but broader

DropFusion.com

EffectiveMe.com

ExpenseGrid.com Manage your money

FetchOrder.com A service that picks up and delivers your order

FinestProfit.com

FoamSleeper.com A mattress or camping foam pad

ForgetHate.com Just watched Cyger’s most recent interview with Richard Dynas. Great interview, see how much you can get for this name

FuelLoan.com Not a loan for fuel, but a brand of loan, like rocket loan

FusionGreen.com

GenerousHeart.com Will give you the shirt of his back

GoldGadget.com

HasWorth.com

HealthyPit.com A restaurant with healthy good

HipMine.com

HowIGetLaid.com It’s all virtual

LogicalTax.com Get rid of all the stupid taxes and have one logical tax. A tax that makes sense. Taxing income higher and higher the more you make doesn’t seem like a logical tax, but that’s just my opinion… But seriously it’s the stupidest thing ever

MerryCraft.com Christmas type crafts, like wreaths and ornaments

MiddleLeg.com Well now, obviously refers to a 3 legged chair

OppGrid.com Like it as a brand for something. OpportunityGrid is in the extended list if you want all those letters

OrganizeForce.com

PawsAgency.com A dog rescue or adoption agency

SolJr.com Small portable solar units. Sol – Sun

Soundingly.com

SpecialCube.com

TaskCircuit.com Need to get things done? The task circuit pre-plans your travel route to get everything done quicker

TechPhysics.com

TerrificAgent.com A real estate agents email. Who wouldn’t buy a home from Josh@TerrificAgent.com?

TrustyCoins.com Sort the crap coins from the trusted coins

TruthSoldier.com

UrgentRequest.com I need that now!

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JoePot.com

PotTee.com

WeedBreath.com

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OccultStores.com
SEOeducation.org
NeckSurgery.us
IndiaSmogIndex.com
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TravelingReviews.com
Sportaculars.com
AmericaUniques.com
ETTT.net
WebHostFee.com

EAOB.com
HerbalDeodorant.com
FEASTING.net
3dImages.net
ReservedRewards.com

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Not a lot of time today, Have a great weekend

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AccessUtility.com A company that digs up power lines, gas lines or water lines, to fix them or for new construction

BeerExperiment.com I tried this once. It off gased too fast and blew up all over the kitchen

BlockMountain.com

ChillWithMe.com Let’s hang out

ClaimOffer.com

DashMagic.com

FieldGlory.com A sports name of some sort

FitFuse.com

GorillaMoney.com

InduceSleep.com A call to action for an insomnia product

KarmaRoot.com

MetricFund.com

NinjaBalls.com Sounds funny

SoldierLoan.com Loan money to members of the armed forces

StinkBall.com

SustainLocal.com Everyone loves local products

TastyCajun.com

TeamReputation.com

TheDefenseFund.com

uDigest.com A summary of your day or year all the important points recorded for easy access. Or a daily view of your bodies peristalsis.

UsPerfect.com Tell everyone how perfect you are with this site

ZippyHire.com When you need a job fast

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PublishPhotos.com Sell your photo artwork

CouponsForSale.com They should make Crypto Coupons to buy and sell

Flakiness.com A brand of dandruff shampoo

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CannaTree.com

GanjaPot.com

HashStreet.com

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CommerceSchools.com
TricycleSales.com
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Xnti.com
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StopBullies.org
AdoptOhio.com
Warful.com
SelfDrivingVans.net
LinuxArchive.Com

TravelDuty.Com
BestLoanAdvice.com
OakBarrelsForSale.com
MajorAutomobile.com
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It was good to see Mike Carson on the DomainSherpa review, though I have to say I missed the trucker hat he normally wears.

I hope no one out there burned their eyes out staring at the eclipse.

Space the Infinite Frontier with Harry Caray from Lisa Needs Braces on Vimeo.

There was a lot of crypto talk again which I think is a good thing. I’m no block chain expert and until a few months ago I had no idea what they were even talking about. With just a little bit of understanding it’s easy to see the huge potential of the space. Not only for improved transactions and cool sounding money, but for the endless possibilities that the concept is capable of accomplishing.

If there’s one thing that will hold back or ruin cryptocurrency in the US, it’ll be the government and their f’d up regulations and bureaucracy. It’s already a bit of an issue, when it comes to depositing money on some of the exchanges or participating in an ICO. I think a lot of this might just be that companies don’t want to get screwed or have to change things when the US decides to change one rule or another.

Seriously, the government can take anything and mess it up once they get their grubby inefficient paws on it. There’s the obvious examples like the post office. I know it’s over simplistic to compare them to companies like UPS or FedEx, but it shouldn’t be.

How can we have a business that works hard, innovates and makes a profit, while a subsidized government entity does the same thing for a loss. Well I guess there’s my answer, the one works for it and has to make it the best to thrive, while the other rolls on doing whatever they want with the endless supply of money they’re given. There’s no incentive to make anything better.

Here’s another great example of the insanity of government that I might have mentioned before, can’t remember if I have:

When I was in Iraq as a contractor, I got to see this first hand. I worked for the DOD as a firefighter, we were assigned to base and force protection only. We weren’t out driving around the countryside putting out fires, we stayed on the base.

Haliburton had the majority of the logistics contracts, I worked for another company that had been subcontracted by KBR (At that time KBR was the Logistics subsidiary of Haliburton). KBR was tasked with purchasing the majority of resources and equipment needed to run the bases. As a side note, KBR subcontracted some portions of the logistics, usually a specific HR type needs, to other companies. I can only assume this was to make it look like there were numerous companies involved and not a monopoly.

Here’s how the logistic contract worked. KBR’s contract with the Army was set up with “cost plus” purchasing, so every dollar they spent on supplies they made a percentage of money. I don’t know what the rates were, but an example of cost plus would be buying the famous $500 milspec hammer and making $5 just for buying it.

What the hell kind of system is this? They were incentivized to spend as much money as possible.

I arrived toward the beginning of everything, at least logistically, at the end of the summer in 2004. When our Fire equipment finally started to arrive, (we waited for months using old army crap in Balad) it looked like they had opened an equipment catalog, closed it and said, “I have know idea what that stuff is, just buy everything.

In January 2005 I went to FOB Ramadi in the Al Anbar province, (the place Tom was talking about when Ramadi.com was up for auction). Our mission was to transition base fire and rescue services from the Marine firefighters currently operating in that role. The equipment started to trickle in a few weeks after we arrived. The first apparatus that we received for our 2 square mile base were brand new bright red targets, tanker, a medium duty rescue, and a Jeep SUV command vehicle. Additional apparatus arrived later.

We also got full shipping containers full of rescue rope, no less than 3 floating pumps and various other exotic firefighting equipment. Floating pumps basically draft water from a static water source as a stand alone unit. I don’t know of any department where I work or have worked, that uses these or has one. I’m sure there are some that I don’t know about and I can see them being useful for rural departments with large bodies of water, but we were in the damn dessert. There was no chance of ever using one of these stupid things let alone 3.

The tallest building on the base was two stories high, so thousands and thousands of feet of rescue rope was pointless along with the millions of $ of other equipment that was sent to us.

But for every unusable, pointless, piece of equipment they shipped to us, KBR was making money. This is how the government works, they spend money just to spend it.

They’ll study the shit out of something and then study the study just to see if they can make a better study next time. They make confusion and useless paperwork the key to ensuring continued funding of some worthless project that helps no one.

Another example, also in Ramadi, was the 80+ tradesman contractors that were living there. These electricians, plumbers, carpenters and so on weren’t allowed to do any work on the base for the military, do to a contract issue. Apparently there was some glitch in the paperwork, so while the Army was paying for them to live and work on the base, they couldn’t do anything other than make improvements to their own facilities. Basically they existed on the base building themselves a little village to live in and no point to being there.

This isn’t a political rant or a call for anarchy, it’s simply a first hand view of how government works regardless of the party in power.

Somehow, maybe out of sheer dumb luck or the ravings of a mad man, I’ve drawn a parallel of what the Us government will do to the blockchain and cryptocurrency if they get more involved and try and regulate it or the users.

Domain of the Day: The one and only Weed.cc !

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AlternateFund.com Could be a crypto type of name

AquariumCrew.com The business that installs and maintains really big home aquariums or commercial setups

BlameAlcohol.com Always the standby response when you doing something stupid after drinking

BookerX.com Not a ticket booking site, Drew says end users don’t buy the ticket names. Maybe hotels or flights

BreathOfDeath.com Sounds morbid

CareDonation.com A donation site for the things you care about

CloneSoftware.com A verb as in the acting of cloning software, or a noun the actual software. Maybe it’s a program to run a robot duplicate of yourself.

CrunchPulse.com

EmergencyOnly.com The site you refer all the idiots that call 911 for stupid things

EncryptKey.com A Key that no one can copy, or the key to understanding whatever’s encrypted

FunnyLondon.com A comedy spot in London

HalfTheDistance.com To the goal

HghSpecialist.com Will HGH make me taller?

iAdvancement.com Don’t like “i” domains? this one makes sense, Makes it personal advancement for yourself

iGotCoin.com I have some ETH, it’s been all over the map on the price the last 24 hour

InstaHave.com Get it right now

iSawYouToo.com Stalker name?

LeanMonkey.com The monkey that eats right, Or low fat monkey meat

LifetimeSecret.com Carry this secret to the grave

LondonLeader.com

Monotonously.com A real word, lot’s of vowels

NatureHere.com A Park? maybe camping site or equiment

PhysicalLife.com Not mental or spiritual

Prayerx.com Prayer with an X on the end

RapidGeneration.com Make things fast

RideExpert.com Many uses, you can ride lot’s of things

Rootimize.com

ScoutStudio.com A studio review site

SelectGenetic.com Choose the genes you want

SpinSmart.com A nice brand for cycling maybe

SpiritPsychic.com Talks to spirits and can predict their future

StraightConnect.com

SurvivalThrive.com

TimeElement.com Like it, not sure what you do with it

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CustomPayment.com Choose the way you pay. Good for a financing or credit company

RestoringProperty.com Remodel old homes, or repair after storm or fire damage

ScotlandVacations.com Is there a Braveheart themed vacation?

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crfp.net
kkhq.net
hmca.org
urun.org
Bodo.me
tinh.me

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

msylw.com

Brandables

Amultra.com
Armedy.com
Beedly.com
Bumache.com
Clubty.com
Dinla.com
Divenga.com
Droozie.com
Durent.com
Husvy.com
Leyzo.com
Mucksy.com
Nenosy.com
Recoved.com
Squya.com
Stumbli.com
Triogy.com
Ultrayu.com
Vumlo.com
Zumso.com
Zuville.com

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

829880.com
817880.com
807880.com
809880.com
891880.com
802880.com
723923.com
498989.com
812880.com
819880.com
821880.com
839880.com
180882.com
851880.com
871880.com
872880.com
892880.com
852880.com
85ws.com
gg68.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Minimax.net
DiscountCar.org
Ghani.net
AllInsure.net
TexasConstruction.net
UniversityDaily.net
StreetPerson.org
SelfAbuse.net
EntireEarth.net
kellies.net
inquisito.org
Chirp.me

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

CuredHerb.com
TipPot.com
VeganChimp.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

888733.com Closes in a few hours and at $53

NamePros

Xnti.com
HouseBuildingExperts.com
SnifferProgram.com
CarAccidentAttorneyPA.com
PlaneTicket.us

AutoInsurancePortal.com
BudgetPerfumes.com
GreenDeodorant.com
Petrols.net
SendCC.com

WeddingOption.com
TheQuartets.com
MoscowStartup.com
OceanFlix.com
PerfectSalary.com

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

The post IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Tuesday, August 22nd appeared first on DSAD.

Escrow.com

Our thoughts and prayers are with go out to those in the path of the hurricane about to hit the gulf coast. If you live in that area hopefully you’re reading this from somewhere other than home. If you haven’t left yet or aren’t leaving, find something that floats and keep your head above water. Stay safe.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AirTests.com A site for air quality products

AllFound.com Looking for something that’s lost?

AndThink.com Stop and think before you act or say something stupid

BoyWild.com

BridalBroker.com A site for selling brides wholesale? What’s the going rate?

BugDetective.com A pest mitigation agency, they look for the clues find the evidence and execute the sentence

CleanPuff.com A vape name. I know there’s talk about vaping not being safe or not enough data to make the claim that it’s safer than smoking. Obviously not using any type of nicotine product is better for you, but come on, smoking contains carcinogens, carbon monoxide, and all kinds of other crap that’s not found in “water vapor” so it’s hard to imagine that it’s just as bad.

ClearMeter.com Lot’s of things are metered, this one is done clearly

DigitalEco.com

Domainitize.com An other domain domain, use it for your own blog

ErrorClean.com makes errors disappear, like they never happened.

FakeEducation.com Order your diploma online for 3 easy payments of $9.99. No study required.

ForgeGear.com A smith that builds cool new gear

GoSwat.com A name for something that’s ready to strike and break shit

InstaHookup.com makes me think of trailers and tow packages

LoweringStress.com Has the “ing” but you get the idea. Sometimes the ing is ok, it makes it seem like it’s in action. :)

PerfectJuice.com A new drink made of 100% fruit juice mixed with other natural supplements, with a touch of caffeine added

SafeVessel.com A ship that won’t sink

SorryNote.com A service that writes and sends a sorry note to anyone you wronged. They make it look like you sent it.

SoShort.com So short it’s over already

SourceOrigin.com No middle man, the place where the stuff actually comes from

TeeBiz.com Sell tee shirts

WhatWine.com What wine goes with chicken nuggets?

YouShaped.com A fitness or body building site

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

YeahWho.com A common response phrase “Hey I know this guy that can ride a bike 100 miles up hill backwards, all while selling domains” “Yeah Who?” “Aaron from DSAD” “Oh wow that’s impressive”

BirthdayDelivery.com Have trouble remembering to buy birthday gifts? Let Birthday Delivery take care of it. They’ll remember to send your pre-selected gifts so you don’t have too.

VapingSupplies.com An online vape store, or wholesale supplier. We talk about the popularity of brands over EMD domains all the time, but sometimes I wonder why. If I see this name I know what to expect, I don’t have to guess. I think this is particularly relevant to niche e-commerce sites.

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

veh.co
rys.co
ryn.co
epu.co
iqr.co
mxc.co
mxx.co
mzx.co
qiz.co
ryz.co
dbi.co
rsmww.com
sftlw.com

Brandables

Brandizi.com
Collogy.com
Covano.com
Epidemio.com
Fixonista.com
Gumbolio.com
Javeck.com
Krozas.com
Planitary.com
Pokesa.com
Pyana.com
Rogosh.com
Saboly.com
Selektia.com
Stinged.com
Stryama.com
Sujesh.com
Telicious.com
Tristio.com
Tulbing.com
Ueval.com
Vitvan.com
Vixetta.com
Vixop.com
Vixxer.com
Zcabos.com

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

205999.com
911991.com
685216.com
32gz.com
sy57.com
71nj.com
98sy.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Bartend.co
Barbells.org
Recourse.co
Crowds.me
Weaponry.co
Moneybag.co
Conflicts.co
Accessible.cc
Drifter.co
Grips.me
Scorn.biz
Toons.biz
Catfish.cc
Angelina.cc
Remarry.me

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

iHeartCannabis.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

NamePros

GoldWeddingJewellery.com
HelsinkiProperties.com
YYO.BIZ
SouthCarolinaMortgageLenders.com
TreatmentPrograms.info

IrishWhisky.info
VehiclePlatform.com
FilmCaster.com
NastyRides.com
CityDuty.com

PlayAGame.net
BritishPhrases.co.uk
SatelliteWholesalers.com
PokerTrial.com
EliteOnlineCasino.com

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

The post IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Saturday, August 26th appeared first on DSAD.

Escrow.com

In order to prepare for the future and to enhance learning and to practice said learning, DSAD will start listing prices of domains in Satoshi. For example the starting price of most of the expired inventory is $12 (sometimes $10) which is roughly 274K satoshi. The trick will be keeping track of the daily exchange rate, or average exchange rate depending on the exchange.

For everyone asking themselves “what the hell is he talking about”, a satoshi = 0.00000001 BTC , so at the current rate of 1 BTC equaling $4325, $1 equals about 30K satoshi. This makes it easier than saying 0.0000003 BTC or something like that.

It does get confusing so try and keep up, but it’s important to prepare for the future.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

Godaddy Domains of the day

VirtualGadget.com A Gadget that’s not physically there but lives in the ether, or A tool to do things virtually

ServerEncryption.com Keep your data safe and secure

The No Bid List

AthleteMethod.com The way the athletes do things. Follow along and you can be one too

BrandZen.com A transcended higher state of mind branding company

CapitalDash.com Run for the money

ChainAgency.com Deals in blocks and such

DisruptMarkets.com Disrupt is a trendy word

EverythingData.com All the data about everything, very broad

FightSurvive.com Self defense tips

GuideSpirit.com take your spirit in the right direction.

LancasterBrick.com A brick name, Shane talked about selling a brick name on the last Sherpa review. It’s also the county I live in.

LiveUpgrades.com Happening right now, being made better currently

MarvellousMind.com A little hard to spell on the fly, but who doesn’t want a Marvelous mind? Damn it, see its actually spelled wrong so don’t by it. Who knew?

PaintEasier.com I hate painting, I get paint everywhere.

PrivateConnect.com No one knows about your connection

RepairWp.com A word press site help service

RockSocial.com

RootOrigin.com Where all the roots come from

SafetyMe.com A service that keeps you safe

SmoothCircuit.com

SpecialHonor.com Honor someone for doing something special

StrikeFlex.com

TalentIncome.com Use your talents to make money

TechToke.com Get high while doing tech thing

TokenTravel.com A coin used for traveling

UpliftNow.com Make someone’s day by encouraging them

UtilityPod.com A pod that can be used for many things

VehicleRelease.com A glimpse of the new vehicles coming out next year

VirtueOrigin.com The place where virtue starts

YesLawn.com Do you have a Yes Lawn or a No Lawn?

ZenProsperity.com

Zmethod.com

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

InteractiveTheater.com

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

tpjf.com
fevu.com
buqe.com
esqx.com
jfuz.com
wugm.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

lsxs.net
nspl.net
fchm.net
EhTa.net
xycg.net
ofpr.info
Tubi.mobi

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

1wi.com
rpe.com
uej.net
gaz.cc
poc.cc
mjdfw.com
fcbcw.com

Brandables

AddCue.com
Bedza.com
Bexyy.com
Bezile.com
Bitobo.com
Bizonio.com
Bluhawk.com
Bojato.com
Budito.com
Bulaxo.com
Buzvia.com
Cevag.com
Chinia.com
Cilito.com
Crixo.com
Dayeta.com
Dezita.com
Dimoza.com
Diyeza.com
Dozue.com
Dugear.com
Famozy.com
Fazity.com
Figozy.com
Finosy.com
Fotisy.com
Goriko.com
Haulzon.com
Honexo.com
Iluminista.com
Joxex.com
Kebita.com
Keveco.com
Kixdo.com
Kozinu.com
Lootlia.com
Narvada.com
Nelazo.com
Neurofy.com
Nexuso.com
Onazy.com
Oxexa.com
Pagtax.com
Pexix.com
Philsy.com
Recroto.com
Revuv.com
Rusors.com
Seculex.com
Shalto.com
Soxay.com
Tradefo.com
Valizy.com
Valoby.com
Vanosy.com
Vapazy.com
Vapeja.com
Vapevy.com
Vapody.com
Vapoxy.com
Vatiza.com
Vazita.com
Vedega.com
Vemozy.com
Venuzy.com
Vevozy.com
Vexaty.com
Vexax.com
Vezary.com
Volizy.com
Vozity.com
Worrio.com
Wuxeo.com
Yakoto.com
Zeezie.com
Zocod.com
Zocoy.com
Zolni.com
Zonomia.com
Zoxex.com
Zuzeo.com

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

133886.com
37tp.com
kf57.com
mx97.com
t735.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

FlavoredCoffee.org
DivorceAttorney.org
UniversalTruth.net
HelpYouSave.net
Notify.biz
Proximal.net
Crafts.cc
GoldCoins.me
Nearby.me
Uncles.org
AirScout.org
Sego.cc
Surgency.net
Broadcaster.us
Mallow.org
Sevens.cc
Projected.cc
Extras.biz
Defibrillator.biz
Demons.biz
Locking.biz

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

AmazeVape.com
FirstVaporizer.com
FusionCbd.com
GanjaSupreme.com
HerbHigh.com
Kushitic.com
VapeItClub.com
Vrina.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

NamePros

Scams.tv
LocalCourierServices.com
FreeDeal.net
OLST.com
ShipYourItem.com

LearningTips.net
Apul.net
MarijuanaEra.com
BattleHit.com
Wpwal.com

XUPV.com
DRIVINGLAW.net
WorkingFromHome.us
CelebrateDivorce.com
HVRH.com

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

The post IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Tuesday, August 29th appeared first on DSAD.

Escrow.com

Apparently the world will end today, I’m not sure what time, hopefully it’s after the auctions end and the commission is recorded. I’m not sure why stories like this even get published. A couple of random ass dudes that will have no credibility on Sunday get the media to write stories en mass about the world ending and even if they’re right no one will no be around to talk about it. I guess it is fun to talk about since I decided to mention it.

If someone really does know the date of the end of the world, don’t even mention it unless it’s years away. It makes me think of the nuclear missle sirens in Japan and Guam. The siren goes off and you realize you have 45 seconds to live, how about just letting me watch the pretty glow before the end instead of the 45 seconds of shear terror. I mean where are you gonna hide on an island that’s about to be hit but a nuclear bomb? Give me at least an hour and I can work with that, bury myself in the sand or something, but those missles fly too fast.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AllShift.com Change everything to a different direction, or maybe something to do with shift work

BeyondTourism.com Ghost tours, maybe space

BitLegacy.com

BlindAccess.com A company that specializes in retrofitting buildings for blind people

CompareLow.com Find the lowest prices

CreditInvoice.com An app for tracking credit invoices

EarnSleeping.com Passive income type income sources, make money while you sleep. Could be online, or maybe vending

EarthFeed.com Food for the world, or a media feed from anywhere on earth

EliteSwipe.com

FireZoom.com a brand for something

FundABuild.com construction loans

GhostChain.com Throw any word in front of chain

GridFold.com

HikeWorkout.com I’ve sold several hiking type names, never looked to see if they’ve been built into anything

IncomeStyle.com

JrPod.com A pod for kids

LeapLend.com Loan out frogs and kangaroos

LogicWallet.com Like it as a crypto storage name

LondonVc.com Venture Capital

ManageIntegrity.com Like reputation repair, but this a company proactively takes action or secure your companies trust and reputation

MortgageFresh.com

PerfectBum.com A workout machine for your bum

ProtectStrong.com

PuppyShit.com Makes a funny email or brand

SavageBlood.com Book, movie, video game?

SemBuild.com A pair of search engine marketing names

SemFit.com

SilverCrafters.com Makes personalized gifts and jewelry out of silver

SirOrange.com An orange what has been knighted

SkillForever.com Skills that you never lose

TransitWallet.com Safely move your crypto from one wallet to another

UnlockingPro.com a locksmith name

ViewMoon.com

WalletFriend.com another wallet name

YesSleep.com

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

FrontiersConference.org
SafeCalifornia.org
Zanco.com
stest.com
ZenLike.com
xandroid.com
TheGolfSpot.com
urbanfx.com
IncomeRiders.com
ScottsdaleResort.com
HappyDish.com
CryptoSpaces.com
CityPerks.com
MineVolt.com
DogPeople.org
HadBetter.com
SoMuchWater.com
likelow.com
SharpJobs.com
itsmydiary.com

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

ShortTermPersonalLoan.com

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

kjts.com
emtp.com
gomq.com
zfeo.com
qfeo.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

fsbf.net
dfwd.net
wuco.net
Pist.us

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

gphsw.com
dfflw.com
shfrh.com

Brandables

Alidda.com
Caltic.com
Camzor.com
Dipky.com
Flyies.com
Girov.com
Hettra.com
Hystorica.com
Istoro.com
Jobaholics.com
Lapatta.com
Lasinda.com
Lazaru.com
Ledgerific.com
Onulu.com
Oveth.com
Pawnage.com
Pokage.com
Ranceo.com
Rayain.com
Reachd.com
Revoution.com
Shadyz.com
Veryly.com

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

428855.com
418855.com
438855.com
429955.com
349955.com
149955.com
148855.com
409955.com
049955.com
050710.com
260885.com
048855.com
7171345.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

BioProtein.net
Birdlover.net
Corkboard.info
CryptoLoan.me
CryptoWallet.biz
Different.us
Fallback.cc
Flobby.org
Gangsters.us
Immune.us
MoneyTutor.org
Patchy.us
Porks.net
SimplyLife.tv
Tactical.cc
TechLearn.net
Toby.us
Transnational.cc

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

Snap Names/DropCatch

NamePros

ColorReversal.com
USCandies.com
LearningGerman.org
DroneAirbus.com
FairbanksPlumber.com

AndroidSensor.com
SportCarForSale.com
AssuredTraffic.com
Kgye.com
ChowCart.com

TheQuartets.com
CounterInsurgent.com
ZipcarInsurance.com
BuffaloBakery.com
AAFN.net

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

The post IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Saturday, September 23rd appeared first on DSAD.

Escrow.com

Well it looks like our friend “Stu” also known as Al Perkins and Wesley Perkins is back to his domain hostage tactics, putting Russian porn on expired domains bought at Godaddy auctions. He targets domains that were recently up and running as websites.

We can go back and forth all day about what a “responsible” domainer should or shouldn’t do with the expired domains they buy. As I’ve said before I think it’s reasonable to sell the domain back to the user for a reasonable price taking into account the time and money you’ve invested. If you choose to sell the name for an exorbitant price that is completely fine and entirely up to you.

But one thing that gives the domain industry a bad reputation is forwarding the domain to porn in an attempt to extort money from the previous owner.

Now, you could say “ that’s unsavory, but the new owner has the right to do it” and I’ll agree “sure they have that right”, but I don’t think it’s the “right” thing to do. I think it’s an asshole tactic used by douche bags that can’t make money in this industry through the multitude of available ethical avenues.

But what really pisses me off, is when the above named domainer forwards a name, frequented by children, a name that formerly was the site of an elementary school, to Russian porn. Yet again.

Perkins said it was a mistake the first time, and to his credit he quickly removed the offensive forward. I did not mention him by name in the first article or reference the domain in question, until the comments section where he raved on and on and identified himself.

The point of that article was to consider the affects of every action you take and to determine if said actions make you a more responsible member of society or not. If you’re sales tactics include porn extortion, so be it, but you should make sure you aren’t harming children with your tactic. IF you did it by mistake the first time, just fix it, learn and don’t do it again.

Doing it a second time either intentionally or by mistake is bullshit. You should be charged with corruption of minors and labeled a sleazy MF’r. There’s no excuse for it.

So once again, Stu Perkins has forwarded SevenSorrows.org a previously Catholic elementary school website, where kids visit everyday to Russian porn.

His extortion tactics have resulted in numerous articles from around the world that makes the aftermarket domain industry look like a bunch of pervert dickheads. So thank you Perkins for being an ambassador to the world for us all.

Here are some of his media mentions,

http://www.peacearchnews.com/news/211900221.html

http://www.mauinews.com/news/local-news/2016/05/maui-based-business-loses-its-domain-to-cybersquatter/

https://twitter.com/coachbri1/status/316387661814329347

http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/decisions/text/2010/d2010-0738.html

http://www.adrforum.com/domaindecisions/1363400.htm

The bottom line: be a creepy bottom feeding domainer if that’s your style, but don’t bitch when you get called out for it. In fact stand up with pride and say, “I’ll do whatever I want with the domains that someone else let expire, if it hurts kids well then that’s the fault of the school, they won’t make that mistake again.I’m actually helping people learn”.

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

More Names With No Bids

Names With Bids

More Names With No Bids

Namejet

mymicro.com
VirtualPurple.com
GoingToJail.com
FreshPainting.com
SystemOfDown.com
PaintPretty.com
ProtectingValue.com
PlanningCorp.com
SportTrauma.com
WasteStrategy.com
VipGamer.com
PurpleDawn.com
AffiliateData.com
Restocked.com
SelfSymmetry.com
BestTimeEver.com
SalonHelp.com
hudley.com
DriveFull.com

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

oxlf.com
jdqv.com
Tgjv.com

rvwt.com
ihxm.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

rvwt.com
ihxm.com
aggs.org

xjlc.net
wmgd.net
Loja.me
fwrd.org
Mrca.net

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

vrg.us
uvs.cc
alx.us
erv.co
akk.us
alk.us
tlk.us
zmczw.com
nnbbw.com
ptptp.com

Brandables

Commev.com
Cymetry.com
Dockerly.com
Doely.com
Ezook.com
Fipel.com
Leadago.com
Mushery.com
Nezet.com
Pelvex.com
Pysago.com
Richarity.com
Rukar.com
Sashery.com
Sexova.com
Soupist.com
Supta.com
Tetor.com
Tridiva.com
Trucly.com
Vebiza.com
Vexlor.com
Visitki.com
Zemasa.com
Zerkov.com
Zulfo.com

MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE

Some Numbers

87398.com
677988.com
502016.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

StudioPass.net
Haven.info
TheBloodline.net
NaturalWater.org
EasyRecipe.org
PicturePerfect.org
AnyTopic.net
Monitory.org
Bough.net
Geometer.co
Unhabit.org

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR

BaltimoreBud.com
BostonBud.com
CbdOilDirect.com
HerbPop.com
HopeDope.com
Kushashi.com
VapeEasy.com
VapeEz.com
WeedWaiter.com
SkyHerbal.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

UECN.com

Zanba.com

Leadium.com

NamePros

EasyArtDrawings.com
SuperVillains.net
TravelTripod.com
AntiqueOnlineStore.com
HVRH.com

PetiteFashionTips.com
ClassroomResponseSystem.com
BrewingMagazine.com
LogicalCrypto.com
AntistressCoffee.com

GreeceProperties.com
NursesAidJobs.com
Oglo.net
Rounded.org
8B1.net

Godaddy Value BIN

Available Names

Available for Reg Fee big list

The post IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Tuesday, September 26th appeared first on DSAD.

Have a great weekend!

Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
Available For Reg Fee

Main List

The No Bid List

AllUses.com Can be used for anything

AsapSafe.com A security site, or a service that will extract you from dangerous situations anywhere in the world. Could be by sending in a tactical team or helicopter.

BeginUse.com

BlockChainQ.com Add a Q to the end for a discount

BlockMeter.com A tool to measure the blockchain

BuiltFine.com Higher end furniture or anything that’s built, this name gives the feel of quality

ChainOut.com Another chain name

CountPay.com A Payroll service

DollarLeague.com Fantasy sports team that only cost $1

DollarMad.com Crazy money

Ecryptis.com Another crypto type name

EveryoneSmart.com A chemical to add to the water source, makes everyone smart

ExtremeOne.com “one” written out seems to be popular

FlowFix.com maybe a plumping name, or a medication ” I’m not peeing right” name

FocusCounsel.com Coaching or advise on focusing

ForgotAll.com Can’t remember anything, maybe it’s a forgiveness site. We’ve forgotten all your sins

FuelNutrients.com Natural supplements that give you energy

GuildNation.com A group of skilled trades

HabitStudy.com Learn about why people have habits, how they affect them and how to make good habits

HybridResource.com All the things you need for hybrids

LetItSpin.com Makes me think of wheel of fortune

LiveGreatness.com Live as in life, or live as in current

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Our thoughts and prayers go out to all the victims and all the families and friends of victims affected in the Las Vegas shooting. I was watching footage of the shooting and kept thinking “wow, I’ve been right in that area every January for the past several years at Namescon”, and something like this could have happened at anytime.

I say this not as a deterrent to living life or changing my behavior because of terrorist or extremist attacks, but rather to be prepared and situationally aware, to know how to react should something like this happen to me.

Being better prepared for an event like this can be as simple as knowing a few life saving concepts. The first thing to consider, and one that was not easily accomplished in the Las Vegas attack, is to neutralize the threat. If you listen to the police radio traffic, several officers voice this concern while others are calling out the locations of the wounded. One of the officers summed it up great, saying we need to take this guy down before there’s more casualties.

If you can, move the patient and yourself to a position of concealment or cover as quickly as possible. Hiding behind something that won’t stop a bullet is preferable sitting out in the open, it will make it harder for you to be recognized as a target.

Another important thing to consider is the use of tourniquets. This could consists of a belt or anything that could be used to stop the flow of arterial blood coming from an extremity wound. Even if a victim has multiple gunshot wounds stopping the flow of arterial blood in the extremities will prolong survivability. For the longest time there was a stigma to tourniquet use, there was a misconception that the person might lose the limb if a tourniquet was applied. The fact of the matter is that loss of limb from a tourniquet is very low percentage and is insignificant when the alternative is complete exsanguination.

The tourniquet needs to be tight enough so that it stops the flow of blood completely. It also should be applied on the single longbone of the affected limb. Your femur and humerus are the single long bones, so any easy way to remember tourniquet placement is above the knee or above the elbow, obviously between the heart and the wound. The distal ends of your extremities have two main bones, this make it harder to compress the artery against the bone with the tourniquet.

One of the most inspiring things that happened during the Vegas attack were people helping people by loading them onto whatever they could find and taking them to a vehicle that could transport them to the hospital. The thing with regular Emergency Medical Service during an event like this, is that they will not enter the hot zone until it’s confirmed that the threat has been neutralized, and in reality most of the wounded don’t need an ambulance or even a Medic, they need to get to the operating room as fast as possible. If you stop the bleeding and control the airway the best you can, then taking the person to definitive care as fast as possible is the best treatment for them. EMS Advanced life support is limited in its capabilities when dealing with trauma. Iv’s are essentially pointless and we don’t carry whole blood. Sure, I can give you fluids to assist with blood circulation (not as beneficial as once thought in loss of blood shock as it can diminish clotting factors), decompress a tension pneumothorax or intubate the patient, but like I said, what they really need is a surgeon.

If you come across someone that is not breathing, has no pulse and there are still other people wounded and breathing, leave them and move on to someone that is breathing. Technically you should adjust the airway and look listen and feel for breathing, but someone shot lying in a pool of blood, that doesn’t appear to be breathing and has no discernible pulse is more than likely dead. The chances of successful resuscitation after traumatic cardiac arrest are very, very slim. It’s not a pleasant thing to consider, but your efforts are better utilized helping someone that has a chance. Obviously if the amount of rescuers matches or exceeds the number of patients then give it your best shot.

So if you take anything away from this post and find yourself in one of these situations, remember if possible to, stop the threat, get to cover, stop the bleeding, get to a trauma center. The more these attacks happen the more likely anyone reading this will find themselves in a similar situation and the principles can apply to any situation that you find injured people.

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I made it to a computer just in time to finish this post. I spent the night on the water in DC, and caught this beast. The first blue catfish I’ve ever caught and it’s as tall as I am, if it could walk.

I just watched the first three seasons of House of Cards, so I imagine the fish grew to this size eating the bodies of political causalities, killed and thrown into the Potomac.

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No crypto talk today, well maybe a little domain related crypto talk. I’ve been selling names with “coin” in them like they’re going out of style, as well as a sale yesterday with the word “chain”. No crazy prices, the range is from around $599 to $2400 retail, with a few $59-$200 wholesale at Dropcatch.

Reading the comments from Shane’s post yesterday, Jeff stated he thought it might be better to invest in Crypto right now than in Domains and that he was having trouble selling his portfolio wholesale. It could be true for Jeff that crypto would have a better return than domains, I’m not sure what his situation is.

There are several points we can take away from this concept. First, there are so many variables in domain investing that I have trouble comparing it to any other industry, especially block chain tech and all it’s intricacies.

Obviously we can make correlations in domain sales to other events like the strength of the economy, but since each one of these little bastards is unique unto itself, we’d have to judge each and every name on it’s own merits and then throw timing and exposure into the mix. If we did all this then we might be able to start comparing domains to other industries.

Selling domains at moderate retail prices is the best way to gauge the overall strength of a particular domain niche(IMO). For example, if I sell drone or vr names in the aftermarket that’s great, but I know I’m selling to the domaining crowd and selling into speculation. Niche speculation isn’t confirmed until I start seeing numerous examples of these names being bought on platforms geared to the end users.

I can take the data in my opening paragraph and have reasonable confidence that the crypto/coin space is going somewhere based on the spike in retail sales. Maybe it’s just short term, but there’s definitely momentum in the niche.

Another thing to consider is the way we bandy about the term “investor”. I think we need to make a distinction between “seller” and “investor”. Not that we can’t be both, but if your names don’t sell for minimum wholesale prices, then more than likely they should be classified as product inventory, rather than an asset class of an investor. There’s nothing wrong with being a seller and carrying inventory, I categorize most of my portfolio as product.

Making the distinction between product and investment might help you sell more names as you will learn to set prices accordingly. The thing with investment domains is that you don’t need to sell them. You can carry them as long as you want because they have value as an asset that should/could appreciate. You will normally be able to get a decent price for them as long as your not trying to make bail, or if the timing is right you could score a big payday.

So to sum in all up, selling domains and investing in domains are two different things. Making this distinction can be helpful. Jeff, I’m not picking on you, rather I thank you for giving me something to write about. I think it’s a bad idea to try and liquidate your 4500 domains to move into a completely different, risky, investment instrument that you admittedly don’t know much about. I think you should focus on the minimum $36K you’ve put into domains, sell some for reasonable retail prices, then take that money and experiment with crypto. Just an idea, good luck.