Snapnames auction history

[BobDiGiTaL]

myprivatecollection.com $60.00 $60.00 High Bid You! 06-Jan-2006

getautoloans.com $60.00 $60.00 High Bid You! 05-Jan-2006

hippee.com $391.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 04-Jan-2006

drunkshark.com $825.00 $60.00 Outbid! saggydimes 04-Jan-2006

koa.org $1,120.00 $250.00 Outbid! saggydimes 03-Jan-2006

pagexxx.com $2,900.00 $60.00 Outbid! podman 02-Jan-2006

ardent.com $10,000.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 01-Jan-2006

bcsbowl.com $775.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 01-Jan-2006

dinsneyworld.com $360.00 $150.00 Outbid! payphone 01-Jan-2006

teleshop.com $7,600.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 01-Jan-2006

bigtitsroundsasses.com $2,000.00 $60.00 Outbid! aaaaaaaaaaaa 24-Dec-2005

herbigd***.com $2,000.00 $60.00 Outbid! aaaaaaaaaaaa 24-Dec-2005

mycutemyspace.com $1,556.00 $60.00 Outbid! outbidder 24-Dec-2005

hungariangirls.net $61.00 $60.00 Outbid! benfranklin 23-Dec-2005

canadiangirls.com $12,750.00 $60.00 Outbid! benfranklin 21-Dec-2005

oxygennetwork.com $725.00 $60.00 Outbid! domaindaddy2 21-Dec-2005

myspacepagelayouts.com $60.00 $60.00 High Bid You! 21-Dec-2005

maddencheatcodes.com $60.00 $60.00 High Bid You! 21-Dec-2005

contamination.com $9,600.00 $60.00 Outbid! shaolinmonk 20-Dec-2005

wwwthugmale.com $60.00 $60.00 High Bid You! 20-Dec-2005

xxnc.com $825.00 $60.00 Outbid! benfranklin 19-Dec-2005

jr1.com $310.00 $60.00 Outbid! giantbluejay 18-Dec-2005

freegams.com $4,444.00 $60.00 Outbid! benfranklin 17-Dec-2005

mysacpe.com $260.00 $60.00 Outbid! tomricards 17-Dec-2005

cod.net $4,577.00 $60.00 Outbid! cat 16-Dec-2005

jyg.com $4,300.00 $60.00 Outbid! banipal 15-Dec-2005

zps.com $4,300.00 $60.00 Outbid! saggydimes 12-Dec-2005

fixmywindshield.com $67.00 $66.00 Outbid! bachman 11-Dec-2005

fittedbaseballcaps.com $925.00 $60.00 Outbid! benfranklin 10-Dec-2005

danishes.com $440.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 07-Dec-2005

tbs.net $2,900.00 $60.00 Outbid! niranira 06-Dec-2005

lasallebankchica[...].com $60.00 $60.00 High Bid You! 05-Dec-2005

circutcitycredit.com $500.00 $60.00 Outbid! infoman 01-Dec-2005

thecartoonnetwork.com $360.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 01-Dec-2005

americquest.com $1,802.00 $60.00 Outbid! yonimlm123 30-Nov-2005

citizensbak.com $208.00 $60.00 Outbid! yonimlm123 30-Nov-2005

coldweldbanker.com $332.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 30-Nov-2005

ebonsworld.com $3,299.00 $60.00 Outbid! typoman 30-Nov-2005

lasallebankmarathon.com $387.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 30-Nov-2005

toondysney.com $317.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 30-Nov-2005

amboynationalbank.com $115.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 30-Nov-2005

citizansbank.com $210.00 $60.00 Outbid! sunnyy732 30-Nov-2005

gmxmradio.com $241.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 30-Nov-2005

keybankonlinebanking.com $68.00 $70.00 High Bid You! 30-Nov-2005

adultfiriendfinder.com $370.00 $60.00 Outbid! dubya 30-Nov-2005

advanceautozone.com $71.00 $65.00 Outbid! halvarez 30-Nov-2005

amicangirl.com $298.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 30-Nov-2005

assoicatedbank.com $311.00 $60.00 Outbid! f 30-Nov-2005

atlantatrashers.com $333.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 30-Nov-2005

bankalantic.com $199.00 $60.00 Outbid! f 30-Nov-2005

bankosamerica.com $209.00 $60.00 Outbid! yonimlm123 30-Nov-2005

caldwellbankeronline.com $277.00 $60.00 Outbid! shaggy 30-Nov-2005

charteronbank.com $64.00 $60.00 Outbid! f 30-Nov-2005

chicagowhitesocks.com $286.00 $60.00 Outbid! dubya 30-Nov-2005

citibankrewards.com $286.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 30-Nov-2005

citifinancialmortage.com $343.00 $60.00 Outbid! dubya 30-Nov-2005

clevlandcavaliers.com $208.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 30-Nov-2005

commerbank.com $232.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 30-Nov-2005

commercebankingonline.com $525.00 $60.00 Outbid! shaggy 30-Nov-2005

commerebank.com $105.00 $60.00 Outbid! f 30-Nov-2005

dallascoyboys.com $169.00 $60.00 Outbid! f 30-Nov-2005

dinseygames.com $186.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 30-Nov-2005

dysneyworld.com $190.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 30-Nov-2005

houeholdbank.com $105.00 $60.00 Outbid! f 30-Nov-2005

lasllebank.com $209.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 30-Nov-2005

lassallebank.com $209.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 30-Nov-2005

moodynationalbank.com $72.00 $60.00 Outbid! f 30-Nov-2005

newyorkyankess.com $288.00 $60.00 Outbid! dubya 30-Nov-2005

refreshxmradio.com $410.00 $60.00 Outbid! payphone 30-Nov-2005

waltdisnetworld.com $173.00 $60.00 Outbid! f 30-Nov-2005

waltdisneyword.com $198.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 30-Nov-2005

washingotnmutual.com $88.00 $60.00 Outbid! f 30-Nov-2005

kaiserfederalbank.com $60.00 $60.00 High Bid You! 30-Nov-2005

waltdineyworld.com $60.00 $60.00 High Bid You! 30-Nov-2005

citifinacialmortgage.com $402.00 $60.00 Outbid! dubya 29-Nov-2005

unionbankofca.com $383.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 29-Nov-2005

billoreiley.com $750.00 $60.00 Outbid! bart simpson 29-Nov-2005

cartoonatwork.com $440.00 $60.00 Outbid! asdf1234 29-Nov-2005

cartoonneywork.com $1,359.00 $60.00 Outbid! legaldep 29-Nov-2005

activatexmradio.com $230.00 $60.00 Outbid! buyout 29-Nov-2005

cartoonedwork.com $74.00 $73.00 Outbid! bonkers 29-Nov-2005

cartoonnecwork.com $449.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 29-Nov-2005

cartoontwork.com $1,009.00 $60.00 Outbid! none 29-Nov-2005

ebumbsworld.com $924.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 29-Nov-2005

llyodbanks.com $201.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 29-Nov-2005

orilleys.com $90.00 $85.00 Outbid! bonkers 29-Nov-2005

altellringtones.com $63.00 $62.00 Outbid! halvarez 29-Nov-2005

cartonetworkla.com $105.00 $60.00 Outbid! none 29-Nov-2005

cartoonetork.com $399.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 29-Nov-2005

cartoonewok.com $371.00 $60.00 Outbid! none 29-Nov-2005

clairesaccesories.com $66.00 $65.00 Outbid! bonkers 29-Nov-2005

tampabuccaneers.com $62.00 $61.00 Outbid! bigmooli 29-Nov-2005

washingtionmutual.com $190.00 $60.00 Outbid! dubya 29-Nov-2005

billoreilley.com $756.00 $60.00 Outbid! bart simpson 29-Nov-2005

magicjohnsontheaters.com $60.00 $60.00 Outbid! buyout 29-Nov-2005

cartoonnetwo.com $132.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 22-Nov-2005

cartoonetwerck.com $91.00 $86.00 Outbid! bonkers 22-Nov-2005

cartoonnitwork.com $212.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 22-Nov-2005

dinseychanel.com $720.00 $60.00 Outbid! snapwater 20-Nov-2005

disenychannal.com $725.00 $60.00 Outbid! halvarez 20-Nov-2005

googleadvertising.com $60.00 $60.00 High Bid You! 19-Nov-2005

cartooneetwork.com $825.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 12-Nov-2005

cartoonnertwork.com $441.00 $60.00 Outbid! none 12-Nov-2005

cartoonekwork.com $401.00 $60.00 Outbid! newyorker 12-Nov-2005

cartoonnetweork.com $122.00 $60.00 Outbid! kbordes 12-Nov-2005

cartoonrtwork.com $369.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 12-Nov-2005

disneyagents.com $269.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 12-Nov-2005

tondisney.com $310.00 $60.00 Outbid! none 12-Nov-2005

tooondisney.com $183.00 $60.00 Outbid! bonkers 12-Nov-2005

gardeners.net $1,900.00 $60.00 Outbid! benfranklin 23-Aug-2005


Damn you, bonkers and halvarez.

If anyone would like to see individual auctions and bids, PM me

 

[Focus]

so much fun

 

[Biggie]

what's the purpose of posting that list?

 

[BobDiGiTaL]

Someone had requested an auction list.
I was just trying to be helpful to others on DNForum, biggiedon
If you want your auctions removed PM me your alias and *poof* they'll be gone.

http://www.dnforum.com/f31/snapnames-pool-bidding-history-wanted-thread-127906.html?highlight=pool

 

[Biggie]

Someone had requested an auction list.
I was just trying to be helpful to others on DNForum, biggiedon
If you want your auctions removed PM me your alias and *poof* they'll be gone.

http://www.dnforum.com/f31/snapnames-pool-bidding-history-wanted-thread-127906.html?highlight=pool

my opinion is.....

if people want the lists, then they should sign up with these services and bid on the domains. then they will have a list.

 

[Jacksplat]

No harm done.. I'm all for education. As far as I'm concerned if you enter into a public auction the end price should be known to whomever is interested. I wouldnt toss the prices I pay all over the place, but certainly wouldnt cry about someone posting it. It isnt a private sale. A private transaction on the other hand should be kept between the two parties involved... But this is just my opinion.

 

[Biggie]

No harm done.. I'm all for education. As far as I'm concerned if you enter into a public auction the end price should be known to whomever is interested. I wouldnt toss the prices I pay all over the place, but certainly wouldnt cry about someone posting it. It isnt a private sale. A private transaction on the other hand should be kept between the two parties involved... But this is just my opinion.

Hi

Your opinion is most welcomed!

I got an offer for a domain on another forum, and then I posted the price I wanted for it in their chatroom.
Another member who was in the same auction where I originally bought the domain posted the price that I paid for it, so that the potential buyer, who was also in the chatroom,was able to see that price as well.

Thus exposing my potential profit margin.

These types of actions can take away your leverage, when negotiating prices.

 

[Jacksplat]

Sounds like a real turkey..

 

[prasath]

I sometimes suspect , someone inside snapnames increases the bid . I see halvarez in most of the auctions we participate

 

[Jacksplat]

I don't think they need to. Do you have any idea of how much money rolls through there each day ? Although having the history of each user right in front of you.. knowing their pattern and understanding their limitations makes it pretty easy to guess what they would fall for. But staying real.. they dont need to.. they have a good thing going now, and they realy dont have much comptetion at all. I'm suprised the big investors dont gather together and move in on this action. We're looking at hundreds of thousands of dollars a day at times.. on a bad day, would you guess 50,000.00 US ?

Considering the dropping domain market is so protected by a few big wigs The prices will probably continue to drive up. Thats good for domainers, but bad for some business including site developers and regular business folk. If they had a good plan, they could easily make this public knowledge increasing interest from people in the right places either politically or in positions of power. Opening the market right up. I could see this happening. So many forums, so much indexing, so much talk on this subject. Does ICANN know they have the power to make changes ? Does ICANN make something from this ? Do people know Snapnames.com generates $50,000.00 to $200,000.00 and maybe even more every day because people didnt renew their domain names or simply because they didnt realize the value of the name they let drop due to lack of interest ?

It's becoming common knowledge, people are picking up these threads in google search, yahoo search.. all over. and even when one person see's some shocking prices, either they tell 10 more people or they get involved.

In a year from now.. I bet things will be different, but not too sure it will be in favor of the domainers out there. But you never know. I'm certainly not qualified to predict this. I do feel it will saturate though. Like every other craze thats happened. indexing will change. People will realize .com isnt the only tld..

Anyhow, back to your comment on suspecting snapnames of inside bidding.. Nah, why would they bother. Would you risk that freekin income to make an extra thousand bucks ? I wouldnt even consider it, in fact I'd kiss the floor every morning I walk into the office, then laugh uncontrollably on my drive home each day. hehehe.

Kevin.

P.S. These are just my ramblings, If anyone takes offence, feel free to coment.. But dont bash me please.

 

[mole]

Seems like typos and trademark leeching is still very much alive.

 

[BobDiGiTaL]

I see halvarez in most of the auctions we participate

He(they) is/are in every auction I am in.
prasath - I don't recognize that name on Snapnames.com
What is your id?
I smell collusion.

 

[jdk]

Who cares about profit margin. If the person is interested in your name they will pay your asking price.

 

[Jacksplat]

Who cares about profit margin. If the person is interested in your name they will pay your asking price.

I agree!

Some People will try to lowball you, but if you stand firm and they want the name, both parties come out ahead..

 

[prasath]

hi BobDiGiTaL, Thatz not my id in snapnames. We snap all names that are only in line of our business . In most of the names that we try to snap, i see halvarez. Also my personal id which i use it for my own domain snaps is different from my dnforum id - prasath.

 

[JustMe2]

Hi there,

For what it's worth....

I came across this thread in a search for "halvarez" when I found he was the only other person who had backordered a domain on SnapNames that I want. (If I wasn't the only person on the planet watching this domain after it expired, he would have won it by default, of course, for the small initial investment of US$60.) It's a pretty obscure, two-word domain that I want for a project that doesn't involve pay-per-click advertising. This was my first foray into SnapNames, and I wasn't prepared to pay much for the domain as I didn't want it that badly.

After reading this thread (and another from this forum that is only available in Google's cache) I was pretty sure that "halvarez" would probably be willing to out-bid me, but I put in my maximum bid and crossed my fingers. As it turns out, "halvarez" didn't place an additional bid and I won the auction for the minimum fee.

So either "halvarez" wasn't paying attention or he/she/they made an altruistic decision to let the little-guy newbie have the domain. (There are other possibilities too, of course.) If it was the latter, this is a public thank-you to "halvarez".


Craig

 

[dvdrip]

90%+ of the times he doesn't bid at all.

 

[JustMe2]

90%+ of the times he doesn't bid at all.

Oh, OK.

 

[Jacksplat]

I've never seen him bid. And I've seen him often. Any more from me will be simple assumption. But needless to say.. .com has hit a high point, and I havent seen any reseller (wholesale) prices at snapnames in such a long time. I havent played in that playground since last year I think. When it gets like the shopping channel, I'm out. People are bidding insane amounts for the type of names I like. For the most part I'm seeing most end prices being 1 to 2x end user pricing. Good luck if these people are reselling them. Especially on the other side of the peek.

 

[Devil Dog]

Great thread!

halvarez is a mysterious character I tell ya.

If it's me and him on a name, I know I've won it. I rarely see him bid but when he does, he bids pretty big, ie fortisadvantage . com.