- Snapnames Auction -

[Johnn]

Some good sales for the .net

cakes.net $7,000
7th.com $15,000
adolescent.com $15,000
alarmservice.com $10,000
antimatter.com $10,000
butcher.com $50,000
automobiledealer.com $9,000
cheapestairlines.com $10,000
funupload.com $5,000
jobfacts.com $7,500
microfinancing.com $17,000
mintcoins.com $15,000
queries.com $9,000
sudden.com $17,000
wreckage.com $10,000
own.mobi $22,500
trivia.mobi $8,000
computersystem.com $17,000
offers.net $19,000
subscriptions.net $17,000
tricks.net $9,000
wrestlers.net $7,500
widgets.org $12,500
couponrewards.com $5,000
food.la $11,250
stallions.com $12,000
jalopy.com $7,500
supply.net $5,000
trading.mobi $5,000
supplier.net $5,000
debtmanagement.org $11,000
diamonddeals.com $5,000
drinkrecipes.com $35,000
drawing.net $7,500
goods.net $5,000
gamecatalog.com $6,000
gamerpc.com $7,500
cobwebs.com $5,000
candygifts.com $12,000
cardplaying.com $5,000
chaptereleven.com $14,000
chickenfingers.com $7,000
comedybreak.com $5,000
goblins.com $12,000
groundbeef.com $16,000
guarantees.com $7,000
healthcarerecords.com $6,000
heroines.com $5,000
housealarms.com $14,000
lovetrain.com $9,000
mortgagepoints.com $6,000
paddleboats.com $12,000
puzzlespot.com $5,000
satinpanties.com $10,000
starterhouses.com $5,883
usmarine.com $25,000
results.mobi $5,000
latino.org $10,000
hockeydrafts.com $5,000
cemetaries.com $38,000
alimony.com $75,000

 

[Provider]

I am not sure, but I think they sold for almost a million

 

[MediaHound]

Today's auction is underway, follow along:
https://www.snapnames.com/liveAuctions.do

 

[cursal]

bookmarks.com 300k

nice

 

[draggar]

A lot of people asking too much for their domains, but some people getting some good ones.

Perfect example, do you think anyone would have bid on females.com if the reserve was $75K (let alone the $90K it sold for)

 

[Creature]

Is anyone posting results tonight? Snapnames don't appear to support Apple

 

[Bill Roy]

I calculate that sales tonight have been $2,339,000 from 48 sales (excludes the charity sale at the beginning).

 

[Andrew Shaw]

Todays sales:

beijing.net $50,000
bookmarks.com $ 300,000
businessdegrees.com $26,000
cavemen.com $25,000
clandestine.com $25,000
crocodile.com $45,000
eyesurgeon.com $32,500
females.com $90,000
fishing.net $52,500
flightinstruction.com $27,500
fraudprotection.com $32,500
no.org $37,500
holland.com $27,500
intimate.com $80,000
joysticks.com $67,500
kathy.com $65,000
knee.com $37,500
loseweightfast.com $40,000
lowinterstloans.com $35,000
onlinetranslator.com $32,500
aux.com $30,000
learners.com $45,000
patriotic.com $25,000
photograph.com $195,000
politics.net $35,000
porn.net $400,000
publishing.net $27,500
useddvds.com $25,000
went.com $25,000
wineguide.com $32,500
yemen.com $100,000


This is not all of them, these are just those that I took note of during the auction.

 

[keyword]

Just about every domain on that list tonight was priced out of the market
before it even began

Also what a half *** effort for online bidders, most of the time it said you couldn't bid
this happened on holland.net, so someone in the room got it for $27,500 while all internet
bidders were locked out, that domain would of gone for alot more if the internet was allowed to take part just like they did with beijing.net

Hmm will I be rushing to let snapnames sell my names, errr I think not after watching this evening's escapades and monumental f**k up

 

[Kventures]

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[Andrew Shaw]

Keyword. Man, relax.

This was snapnames first live auction. If you ask me, adding all these names to the sales bulletin board... its pretty impressive. Without this auction, a lot of those names wouldnt have reached what they did.

The auctioneer was great. I left the online video for an hour and a half, when I came back the guy was still just as pumped up if not more then when I left.

We saw about 2.5 million dollars change hands. Compaired to TRAFFICs auctions, it may not even compare... But 2.5 Million dollars is a lot of money.

The next one will be in Paris... There will be time to work out the glitches and kinks they discovered during this auction...

 

[carlton]

The next one will be in Paris...

I didn't know that. :yes: Do you happen to know when the Paris auction will happen?

 

[draggar]

Just about every domain on that list tonight was priced out of the market
before it even began

I completely agree. Several domains could have gotten their intial asking price if the opening bid was too low, but people got greedy and priced their resevers way too high.

Do you really think females.com would have sold if the reserve was at $80K (let alone it sold for $90K). I don't think so.

The first day, some of the domains that had opening bigs of $1 still sold for 5-6 figures.

 

[keyser]

I didn't know that. :yes: Do you happen to know when the Paris auction will happen?

Didn't know too.
That would be very nice

 

[simon]

Todays sales:

flightinstruction.com $27,500
fraudprotection.com $32,500
no.org $37,500
holland.com $27,500
intimate.com $80,000
joysticks.com $67,500


This is not all of them, these are just those that I took note of during the auction.

its HOLLAND.NET
holland.com would have been a steal at that price

 

[Jeffreyw]

loseweightfast.com $40,000

Wow, nice for a three word domain.

 

[Bill Roy]

Yesterdays sales list.

Pleasures.net.....$4,500 (charity sale)

Actor.net.....$20,000
Arrange.com......$20,000
BankAuctions.com.....$25,000
Beijing.net.....$50,000
Boathouses.com.....$10,000
Bookmarks.com.....$300,000
BusinessDegrees.com......$26,000
Campfires.com.....$15,000
Cavemen.com.....$25,000
Clandestine.com.....$25,000
Crocodile.com.....$45,000
Delicious.net.....$15,000
Drink.net.....$14,000
eQuotes.com.....$20,000
EyeSurgeon.com.....$32,500
Females.com.....$90,000
Fishing.net.....$52,500
FlightInstruction.com.....$27,500
FraudProtection.com.....$32,500
GrowthStocks.com.....$13,500
No.org.....$37,500
Wu.net.....$14,000
Holland.net.....$27,500
Intimate.com.....$80,000
Joysticks.com.....$67,500
Kathy.com.....$65,000
Knee.com.....$37,500
Learners.com.....$45,000
LoseWeightFast.com.....$40,000
LowInterestLoans.com.....$35,000
MensChat.com.....$12,000
OnlineTranslator.com.....$32,500
Aux.com.....$30,000
Oregon.net.....$25,000
Patriotic.com.....$25,000
Photograph.com.....$195,000
Plaintiffs.com.....$17,500
Politics.net.....$35,000
Porn.net.....$400,000
Publishing.net.....$27,500
SportFishing.net.....$12,500
StorageSpaces.com.....$15,000
Tube.mobi.....$10,000
UsedDVDs.com.....$25,000
Went.com.....$25,000
WineGuide.com.....$32,500
Yucca.com.....$12,500
Yemen.com.....$100,000

 

[keyword]

Keyword. Man, relax.

This was snapnames first live auction. If you ask me, adding all these names to the sales bulletin board... its pretty impressive. Without this auction, a lot of those names wouldnt have reached what they did.

The auctioneer was great. I left the online video for an hour and a half, when I came back the guy was still just as pumped up if not more then when I left.

We saw about 2.5 million dollars change hands. Compaired to TRAFFICs auctions, it may not even compare... But 2.5 Million dollars is a lot of money.

The next one will be in Paris... There will be time to work out the glitches and kinks they discovered during this auction...

Point taken Ashaw

I was just mad that I was locked out of the holland.net auction, because of technical glitches, but I do stand by the fact the domains most of them were
way over priced

Females.com on the other hand was priced to sell, which is why it hit $90,000 if the opening bid on females was $80,000 then like draggar said it probably wouldn't sell

Looking at the domains that did sell, yes they had an alright auction, but I'm afraid it could have been way much better.

I'm looking forward to attending the Auction in Paris because being in the uk its just a hop skip and a jump over the water, but I will be looking for a better auction this time around.

You are right on the fact "The auctioneer was great" he was fantastic, but you could see him even getting pissed at the way it was run

his fav word etched on his mind is going to be "And I have closed the auction" PASS

 

[draggar]

his fav word etched on his mind is going to be "And I have closed the auction" PASS

Say it right..

"And I haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaave...

...closed the auction"

 

[keyword]

yes lmao thats how he said it lol