YW.com Bids Hit $75,000 With 3 Days Remaining

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. For example, it would stand for “Your Web,” “Young Women,” “Your Work,” “Yesterday’s Woman,” etc. I’m really pumped about this auction and looking forward to seeing just how high it will go. BCE.com, a sweet 3-letter domain with 6 days and 12 hours left on its 7-day auction, has already climbed to $9,800.

On a much smaller note I sold several 4-letter domain names today. One I was worried about on value that sold quickly with my EBay Buy it Now, or BIN, auction was IAQL.com. It went for $149. As noted yesterday, my Zoles.com sold for $1,250 on Sedo. A private sale of my TexasBreastImplants.com several months ago went for $2,250. All 3 of these domain names are fine examples of domains I picked up off a dropped, or expired domains, list and registered for $7.05 each. I also sold CUJT.com yesterday for $99 on a BIN auction. Bids for my InstantBidder.com have climbed to $100. A private offer for MillionaireAlliance.com, another domain name I own, was received yesterday for $500. I declined the sale and will hold out for a higher price.

Younger.com Sells for $75,000 on SEDO

Wow! Younger.com, a single word dictionary word domain name, sold on Sedo.com today for $75,000. Two domain name auctions I’m watching right now at Sedo.com involve a rare 2-letter domain name, yw.com, which has skyrocketed today to $75,000 and still has 6 days and 14 hours before the 7-day auction expires. The second is a 3-letter domain name, lkd.com, which has shot to $12,005 today with 2 days and 13 hours remaining on its 7-day auction. Both domain names will obviously end up being sold for much more, depending on a host of variables, the mos important one being time.

My zoles.com has 15 hours remaining on the auction and its highest bid still stands at $1,200. I’ve had over 543 reviews of the domain name page over the past week. Although traffic has been amazing to this great domaiin name, only one bidder (who has bid twice) has bid on this great brandable 5-letter domain name thus far.

MS Vista and Web Hosting Names Go on Sale

You’re going to love the two domains I just put up for 5-day auctions with a staring price of only 99 cents.  Hold on to your hats because both of these domains are outstanding.  MSVistaTips.com — a super domain name for a Microsoft Vista blog, forum or information site that will draw traffic for years to come is one of the two great domains.  The other domain name up for auction is none other than DotComBeach.com  — a super domain name for a web host, a web designer, a domain name reseller, a domain name registrar, etc.  It was tough for us to make the call on both domain names.  The Vista domain name is practically an guaranteed traffic magnet, and the DotComBeach.com domain name has the most brandable ring to it that I can remember.  Who would ever forget that domain name?  No one.  Click on our Ebay store button on the upper right side of our home page to take you direct to these auctions.  They were just posted minutes ago.

ASERP.com and FromPC.com Go on Sale

Aserp.com — a very valuable 5-letter domain name is put on firesale at Ebay.com. SERP, as every SEO guru on the Internet knows, is an acronym for “search engine results pages.” Google a search on SERP and you’ll find over 2.4 million pages on Google containing the phrase. I’ve launched the auction (click on our Ebay store link on the top right of our home page) with a starting price of only 99 cents. Auctions on Ebay are hit-or-miss. If SEO guru’s are surfing Ebay this domain name could easily top $1,000. Odds are high that they won’t and you’ll be able to pick up ASERP.com — a pronounceable investment grade domain name for a small fraction of this price. This is one of the best domains we’ve put up for sale in a long time.

Also up for auction on eBay (click our Ebay store link) is FromPC.com — a super domain name for PC builders, computer sales, computer rentals, computer hardware sales and auctions, etc. It’s very difficult to find any PC or computer domain name with only 6 letters, and this one’s a dot com. This is a 7-day auction and started at only 99 cents with free transfer.

EBay Auctions Net Higher Values Than TDNAM.com Auctions

The sale of several 4-letter dot com’s on Ebay recently netted average sales prices of over $100 each, far below their true value, but considerably better than what I experienced selling 4-letter domains on TDnam.com this week. For example, today I had six 4-letter domain name auctions expire on TDNAM.com. The six had a very disappointing average sales price of only $56, a low sale of $50 and a high sales price of $75. Three of the 6 went for only $56 each.

This was a research project I conducted to compare TDNAM.com with Ebay.com using similar types of domains. Two of my 4-letter domains went for over $107 each on Ebay. A 4-letter dot net went for $43 on Ebay. I have several 4-letter dot com’s being auctioned now on Ebay and they appear to be promising much higher values than TDNAM.com