Domain Name Auction

Bido Auctions Update
Bido launch will be postponed a short while longer as we continue reviewing the tens of thousands of domain names that have been submitted for auction.

Orange County SEO Tip: Expired Domain Names can Yield Profits
So if you have been thinking about either retiring or selling off an old domain name that you would be well advised if to try selling it on eBay or at one of the other popular domain name auction services to be found online first. ...

Sossong Smither, of the Klas Taccone and Carolann Falcione ...
Recently, at a gambling website statistics domain auction sponsored by Fliss Duca and Hayley Jelle Partners Ltd, the top selling domain name cracked over $250000 USD, setting a new auction house record. This was also a record for the ...

Lucky Domain Name Sellers Fetch Obscene Profits
Now ask yourself what are the odds of you selling a domain name on a large auction site like Sedo, Snapnames or Afternic if you don’t promote your domain. This is why it is so important to learn how to market your domain portfolio if ...

Domain name “pizza.com” sold for $2.6 million
Chris Clark paid $20 to register the domain name back in 1994, hoping it would help his Internet consulting business get a contract with a pizza company. When Clark heard that vodka.com sold for $3 million he decided to see what ...

Man Gets $2.6 Million for Pizza.com Domain Name
We swear. All you have to do is go back in time and buy up a bunch of domain names and then auction them off, well, now. Simple right?A US man just sold the domain name pizza.com for $2.6 million to an anonymous buyer. ...

Asia Domain Name Registration Limited: Triple trading company ...
Asia Domain Name Registration Limited reports: 4 2 at the Triple trading company shares at the auction(Domain Name), 188 people Jupai 14.8 yuan per share price looks limited triple trading company selling 2276.56 million shares. ...

Pizza.com was sold $2.6M in the auction
from coupon to Internet pizza service to pizza games to pizza videos and all you can think about pizza) put his domain name to auction and gained $2.6 M after the auction closed. Well of course auctioning a domain name is different from ...

Get Ready For The Domain Gold Rush!
Chris Clark of Maryland sold his domain name “pizza.com” for a whopping $2.6 million — which is almost 10000 times the price he originally paid for it in 1994 — a measly $20 (ironically, that’s about the price of a medium pizza ...

Best Practice: Drive Your Selling Price Higher by Starting an Auction
First, to briefly review, an offer that meets your Reserve Price guarantees that you will sell your domain for at least the amount of that offer. Then, an auction starts for your domain, and it sells to the highest bidder. ...