1st half of Silicon Valley T.R.A.F.F.I.C. auction inventory released
POSTED BY Rick Latona IN Web Sites

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Rick Latona Auctions Announces The First Wave of Domain Names in our Upcoming Featured Auction at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Silicon Valley.

Atlanta, Georgia USA – April 14, 2009 – Rick Latona Auctions announces the first half of our names for our upcoming Featured Auction at TRAFFIC Silicon Valley.  "It's all about momentum at this point," says Rick Latona, "Rick Schwartz recently announced his sale of candy.com for over $3,000,000, we just sold webcam.com for over $1,000,000.  Granted, we worked our asses off to get things done so far this year, and we will continue to do that, but that is what makes us stand out.  Nobody works as hard as our team does to maximize every sale at auction and beyond the auction."

"One more thing, we have deliberately left several slots open in our upcoming Live Auction, and it might be for you.  If you have been holding back a premium domain or two, and you know who you are, I'm talking about the guys that have been getting hit up for a year or years by everyone else trying to sell or broker their names - now is the time to let us know you are interested in finding out more about what we can do for you.  It is easy, and if we don't accept your domain name(s) we will release you within a few days to do whatever you want with them.  We aren't going to tie up submissions for a month or two."

Submit domain names here.

Please note a few changes. No reserve names have been replaced with $1000 reserves. We will not be offering names in our live auctions at less than $1000. Extended sales auctions now have a bottom of $300 per name. Also, exact reserves are now posted.

Here is the first half of our TRAFFIC Silicon Valley Featured Live Auction:

French.com $200,000
rickshaws.com $1,000
propertymanagers.com $8,500
antiqueautosales.com $1,000
Belgium.com $500,000
apartmentnetwork.com $1,000
Sofas.com $250,000
apparelshow.com $1,000
divorcio.com $50,000
archers.net $1,000
SavingsBonds.com $1,500,000
asianflu.com $1,000
TripleCreditReports.com $33,000
bigsizes.com $1,000
Seoul.com $750,000
footballs.net $1,000
pinballmachines.com $40,000
pickles.net $1,000
JobPlacement.com $100,000
tenniscamp.com $1,000
Novelties.com $90,000
spa.travel $1,000
Palermo.com $65,000
jet.travel and jets.travel $1,000
remotecontrols.com $25,000
mudracingtires.com $1,000
Purebreds.com $15,000
HealthSnacks.com $1,000
TempLabor.com $15,000
MotorcrossRacingTires.com $1,000
NiceLegs.com $6,000
Matchable.com $1,000
SleepingPill.com and SleepingPills.com $500,000
ConcealedGunPermit.com $1,000
DietPill.com $500,000
DataReader.com $1,000
Menos.com $18,000
NetMarketers.com $1,000
SanJose.net $7,000
BuckeyeState.com $1,000
coaddiction.com $5,000
  • http://chefpatrick.com Chef Patrick

    Good mix of domains, something for everyone.

  • http://Brands-and-Jingles.com Brands-and-Jingles

    Certain.ly:

    French.com
    Belgium.com
    Sofas.com
    Seoul.com
    DietPill.com

    Short, jingly, and with well developed markets too.

    I don't see SavingsBonds.com breaking the roof.

    Also, why would one buy long and awkward
    jet.travel and jets.travel
    if http://jet4.me and http://jets4.me are on the market?

  • greg

    bigsizes.com and healthsnacks.com might be good buying @ 1K starting

  • http://onemillionwebsites.com Giovanni

    Well these are pretty nice indeed, except the jets.travel ones. just as brands and jingles says...why? but otherwise NICE list

  • ado

    "Also, why would one buy long and awkward
    jet.travel and jets.travel
    if http://jet4.me and http://jets4.me are on the market?"

    Surely you don't think you will ever sell these names?
    Trying to sell jet.me and jets.me would be difficult enough.

  • http://www.thedomainscene.com doemainer

    I think that both comments have not taken into account the sheer keyword centric appeal of jet.travel and jets.travel. I think the duo will do very well in the auction.

  • http://lawsuits.com Padma Karuturi

    lawsuits.com would be a terrific name. It's really awesome to see that name going for auction.

  • http://lawsuits.com Prasad Badapati

    Wow!!! What a name. That would really be a star of the auction and may fetch a few millions.

  • Brands-and-Jingles

    To answer the question why .ME will sell eventual.ly, read this marketing report on "ME" branding:

    http://Brands-and-Jingles.com/white-papers/2009%20-%20Brands-and-Jingles%20-%20one%20year%20of%20dot%20me%20-%20for%20marketeers.pdf

  • Brands-and-Jingles

    To answer the question why .ME will sell eventual.ly, read this marketing report on "ME" branding:

    http://Brands-and-Jingles.com/white-papers/2009%20-%20Brands-and-Jingles%20-%20one%20year%20of%20dot%20me%20-%20for%20marketeers.pdf

    The document itself has a good feedback from the industry.

  • Brands-and-Jingles

    A good example of how noun4.me will work, imagine this poster sized 60x45 feet all across the Wall Street:

    http://Brands-and-Jingles.com/images/portfolio/Island4.Me-Cici-Sandia-grayscale.jpg

    Half of the passing by pedestrians will try this URL our of curiosity.

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