The domain name InsuranceOklahoma.com has expired, it has been registered since 2001, the auction closes in less than 24 hours and bids as of the time of writing were only $17 USD….
Tag: GoDaddy Auction
Killer name for the Pest Industry expires after 25 Years
Happy Sunday Folks, I hope you are having an amazing weekend, Did you see yesterday’s post on the expired auction with a $49,500 bid, check out the story here. So what is…
This .Net Sold for 5K in 2013… Bids are at $1.6K will it sell for more?
The domain name REHABILITATION.NET was sold on the 10th of November 2013 on Afternic.com for $5,000 USD. It was first registered 25 Years Ago and has now expired and is being auctioned…
GoDaddy Q4 2021 Earnings Call Transcript
I am not sure how many domain name investors follow or join the earnings call for GoDaddy and the other publicly listed companies in the domain name space, I thought I would…
Domain Name Once Sold By Frank Schilling for $10K has expired
I was searching the expired domain name auctions over at GoDaddy and I noticed CosmeticDermatology.com has expired and is currently in an auction, it ends in less than 24 hours and has…
The Mega Weekend Auction List – Clam.com already at $72,000 USD
Howdy Yall, How is your weekend going? It’s rather wet and windy here in Scotland, not a surprise for this time of the year but still not what you want when it…
These Two LL.org Auctions End Today – Will you be bidding?
It’s not that often that we see LL Domain Names aka Two Letter Domain Names expire in the top TLDs such as .com, .net or .org, however, we have two that have…
This .TV Previously Sold for $4,000 USD – Bids are only $79 Ends Today!
The domain name Forest.tv, previously sold for $4,000 USD on the 7th of March 2018 at Sedo, fast forward four years and the domain name has now expired and is being auctioned…
This domain sold for $8,000 Dollars two years ago and now you can get it for $12…
JioBet.com was previously sold on Sedo.com for 8,000 USD on the 23rd of December 2020, which does seem like a high price for a domain at that time was only 3 years…