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Another Live Domain Auctioneers Auction
Posted on September 28th, 2009 by admin in Domain News | 1 Comment »
The variety and quality of names in the Live Domain Auctioneers auctions is improving every round with the latest auction featuring some really nice names.
The guys will soon be accepting domain name submissions for future auctions so watch this space for updates.
Another auction was held today with some interesting sales results. Here are the top prices achieved:
FaceTreatments.com $100
ChildrensDolls.com $80
SwimAids.com $40
PrescriptionMall.com $40
PriceAutoInsurance.com $30
FishingBackpack.com $30
TonesFree.com $30
HemorrhoidCreams.com $25
VideoRouters.com $25
PayrollCertification.com $22.50
Some bargain buys there IMHO. To see the entire catalogue go here. (proxibid have a new design by the way – neat)
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Definitely some bargains. I’m happy with the two on that list that I picked up (ChildrensDolls and SwimAids) and while I bid on several of the others I figured I wouldn’t bid them up too high. I told myself I wasn’t going to bid at all but when names were selling for $10, it’s hard not to throw in a bit of loose change.