Wow! I’m still finding it hard to believe that a domain name auction on Ebay appears to be closing in on a sales price indicative of its true value. With 10 hours and 32 minutes to go, Widgets.com has attracted 64 bids and is now up to $160,700. And here’s the kicker […]

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What a deal this 4-letter domain was.  Now this is a perfect example of what I’m talking about when I say check my eBay store often.  There is no way this great 4-letter domain name should have sold for $129 — but it did.  Why?  Because I had the “Buy it Now” set at $129.  […]

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With 4 hours to go on its Sedo auction, Anonymous.net has hit $35,000. Actually, the domain name seller was pretty wise. He was able to get his buyer up to $35,000 before going to auction. The original bidder remains the only bidder with just 4 hours to go in a 7-day auction. […]

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I buy and sell domain names often. At present, I own just over 4,500 premium dot com’s. It’s easy to make the mistake and fall in love with domain names, or convince yourself that domains are worth more than they truly are at the time. Most investors play a sit and wait […]

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With 3 days and 13 hours remaining, bids for the 2-letter domain name YW.com hit $75,000. Both “Y” and “W” are considered difficult letters that normally taint the value of a 4-letter domain, but not so with this 2-letter domain name. It can mean many things to the successful winner of this auction. […]

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