As a domain appraiser for almost a decade, I started out confused after reading the domains that sold at “no reserve” at DFG yesterday. I had 13 “zero reserve” domains accepted by Moniker Auctions for the DFG 2010. I expected some bidding on several of these domains, because most of them get enough traffic to
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Why was the buyer of the 4th-highest priced domain purchased in 2009 investigated by “Inside Edition” regarding the buyer’s live auction events? There’s been a lot of discussion and near-obsession lately about alleged “shill bidding” by a certain domain auction company executive, but most domainers didn’t know there was a larger and more relevant news
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Well, today I have been honored by two big voices in the domain industry, one who gives me credit, and another who, well, probably would vomit if forced to do so… Let’s start with Owen Frager of the Fragerfactor.com. He picked up on a side comment I made on Michael Berkens blog about Madison Avenue.
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As a professional domain evaluator and appraiser, I thought I’d spend an hour or so reviewing some top domain purchases at TSV last week. I got my numbers/facts from Ricksblog.com. (thx Rick!). So, out of respect, I’ll start with Rick’s domain purchases first… although I’m leaving out a few picks he made that are questionable
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Wow! I was doing some research on GoDaddy and saw a domain up for auction that really caught my eye. The domain is “MICROSOFTINTERVIEWS.COM” (Microsoft Interviews dot com). This is odd, since I have seen some serious lawsuits against cybersquatters infringing on Microsoft-related domains. Some of the domains MS was going after were even questionable
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