IKE’S LIST OF DOMAINS AT AUCTION FOR Tuesday, March 28th and I traded Noah Kagan a domain for a hat

Escrow.com

I traded Noah Kagan a domain for a hat and tacos

About a month ago I get this email from [email protected] about a domain. I have to be honest I didn’t know who he was the week before that email, but I had just finished listening to Mike Cyger’s  interview with Noah two days prior to the email.

Noah asked if the domain was for sale and that he was trying to help out a friend, by giving them the domain as a gift. The name wasn’t anything special to me and it was listed with a BIN price so I figured that he was obviously looking a wholesale price.

I replied with an asking price of one Million dollars, I figured that was his normal buying range. 🙂 Instead of quoting an actual asking price or telling him to go to Afternic, I said I’d get back to him in a few days and that I was sure we could work something out.

I emailed him back and didn’t hear anything until he sent me another email 2 days later, asking what I had come up with. I thought that I had responded to him but my dumb ass had responded to myself in the gmail conversation thread lol. Watch out for that, the emails get threaded and it’s easy to hit reply to yourself. You would think this would be easy to spot, but it’s not if it just stays in  the thread.

Anyway, I responded again and requested the following terms for the domain.

Austin’s best tacos shipped in a cowboy hat

-A range of money from $100 to $500 contrasted with email marketing advice, tools, help that he had to offer valued for the difference. I don’t even know if that makes sense: so for example, if he values the domain at $1000, he would decide on some formula of money/marketing tools that he sets the value on. In this case he could pick $100 + $900 in marketing “stuff”

Obviously I did this more for fun than anything, but Noah agreed to my terms. He paid me $101, sent a hat from Amazon, had his assistant contact me and set up local taco delivery. Noah then said to start out going through the app sumo tools for phase three, which I haven’t done yet.

He asked me a few domain related questions about finding expired domains. I sent him a rather verbose response, he said that he liked the information and asked permission to use some of it in an article he was writing.

I think the main thing I’ve learned or maybe had reinforced from this experience, is that everything doesn’t have to be about money or getting the highest price. We don’t need to extract every last bit of copper out of our names. We can use them to help others by showing grace and giving them a domain they need, we can use them to network and build relationships and we can use them to strengthen relationships we already have.

I don’t know how many times I’ve registered a name off the drop because it made me think of a friend personally or their business. Even if they don’t want the name it doesn’t matter, it’s only $8, who cares.

Domain of the Day: impost.com Internet marketing post, instant message post or a one word domain meaning
“a tax or similar compulsory payment.
HORSE RACING
the weight carried by a horse as a handicap.”  

Main List

Names With Bids

Apothecure.com  Nice play on apothecary mixed with cure

BadBuild.com

BlackMovement.com Sell this name to BLM

Chalkers.com

CustomPads.com  Brake pads, homes, writing, lots of uses for pads

DanceTheater.com

DigitalDebt.com

DoHomework.com

FruitChain.com

HealingAdvice.com

InsideCloud.com

MagicSpring.com

MasterTouch.com  Good massage or chiropractic brand, but could be used for a thousand other services

Muzoa.com

OneGun.com

PocketWelder.com  Need to weld on the go? get the pocket welder

PureStack.com

SimpleFuel.com

SkillAdvisor.com

SpanData.com

Steppa.com

StreetAddress.com

TakeApeek.com

TrafficProvider.com

UpMovement.com

UseBank.com

WageSmart.com

ze22.com

Debits.cc

The No Bid List

ArtOfGreatness.com  Sounds like a motivational or self help site

BassUp.com  Turn the bass up, or a dead largemouth floating on the water

BulkBlue.com  Double B with a color

CareerTycoon.com  This guy is really good at careers

ChimpMedia.com Monkey’s reporting the news

ChowDelivery.com  Another food delivery service

DefendTheBase.com  A game

DidHappen.com A site for things that seem unbelievable

DojoDragon.com Dragon and Dojo seem to go together, a martial arts site

DrConfidential.com  It’s ok to tell your Docotor about the rash and burning between your legs. He won’t tell anyone.

DrNob.com A Dr and a person of wealth

EpicEdible.com  very delicious food

EvilDetect.com  Like a Harry Potter Sneakoscope, starts spinning and making noise when evil is present

ExploreRoute.com gps or mapping system

FamilyBullshit.com  a blog to tell everyone about your family problems. You could just use Facebook like everyone else, but this has a branded feel

GamingOutlook.com  A magazine with upcoming games and gaming news

GlobalRant.com   A world opinion site

HopeCash.com  A charity donation site

HugPile.com  Could be anything

InnerEnemy.com  A site to fight off the demons inside of you

ItsRisky.com  I don’t have a problem with apostrophe names like this. I’m pretty sure most people can figure it out. “Hey I tried looking at your site It’sRisky.com, but it wouldn’t resolve.”

JollyGamer.com Another gaming domain

MentalPuzzle.com  An app or site or physical product for mind training

MicrocreditLoan.com  Small loans made usually made peer to peer

NachoSmoothies.com  Sounds horrible

NearToNew.com  A thrift site that sells really good used things. Could be a brick and mortar place that needs a name.

NeedBig.com

NoFobia.com  I ain’t scared of no ghosts

PrettyGuru.com  Knows everything there is to know about being pretty

PrimeGenetic.com  The very best Genes

ProDefend.com  Self defense classes, private security, home security

ReadyCake.com  No mixing bowls needed for this cake

RelatedStudy.com

RowTech.com

SafestAuto.com  Basically a tank

SaleTest.com  split test your sales methods to improve conversion

ScanMyCard.com

ScriptGamer.com

SearchSimilar.com  A site that helps you look for things in ways that are similar but differnt enough to find you more information and better results

ShockAll.com

SnakeHoney.com  No idea what it is, but I’m intrigued

SparkMemory.com  A system that helps you remember things

SpeakPlanet.com

StarterVine.com  A small vine that will eventually grow into a massive organism

ToneUk.com  The sounds of Britian

UglyBlue.com

WantChild.com An adoption name… At first glance you think Want a child, or I Want a child flows better. True, but this is shorter and to the point

WeSack.com  A bag for us, noun? Or sack, verb, as in Monty Python Sack, take over, beat up, tackled

WineYouLove.com A tracking and reordering system for all your favorite wines

YouthChain.com

Namejet

BathroomsOnline.com  I have never used an online bathroom. I’ve tried, but the damn computer shorts out.

QuickMoneyOnline.com Loans, or earning potention

WiseFool.com
OurDays.com
LandSurveys.com
CrazyG.com
ChildScope.com
SelfUnderstanding.com
LaserGift.com
Shimz.com
BadMeat.com
RoadEscape.com
SmileRides.com
DayRate.com
bjns.com
Facko.com
cixs.com

Flippa/SEDO

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Your LLLL.coms of The Day

vjom.com
vpdv.com
sivp.com
dzop.com
jtle.com
oyzb.com
lzxo.com
rbxa.com
keuq.com
tmvx.com

LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday

dhhs.net
txgp.net
rtfq.net
lfrt.net
lwwj.net
ctys.net
Slap.info
zpic.org
NoTv.org
Frea.net

LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s

04u.com
4ic.net
r9v.com
st3.biz
z3q.com
ljypw.com
kssfw.com

Brandables

Bendzi.com
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Buvvi.com
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Cloovo.com
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Dojoyo.com
Dutag.com
Duzoa.com
Econico.com
Enacy.com
Faqqi.com
Faqqo.com
Fendzo.com
Feqqi.com
Feyla.com
Fuqqo.com
Fuzax.com
Huqio.com
Huqqo.com
Impti.com
Infungo.com
Jamely.com
Jewwo.com
Kaqqo.com
Kavoh.com
Kepaz.com
Kibza.com
Kikti.com
Kultu.com
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Laqio.com
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Lidoco.com
Lonogo.com
Loozor.com
Lunodo.com
Mendzy.com
Nanista.com
Nashio.com
Nazzor.com
Niqio.com
Nozoa.com
Nuqoa.com
Paidue.com
Peqqi.com
Pooxer.com
Puxal.com
Puzoa.com
Qaqio.com
Qazus.com
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Reqqu.com
Rixini.com
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Shogar.com
Snuko.com
Spungie.com
Suqqa.com
Tazom.com
Tgger.com
Thogger.com
Tipero.com
Tuqio.com
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Vujen.com
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Wagoba.com
Waxay.com
Wiqio.com
Wizgro.com
Yaqio.com
Yavvu.com
Zasku.com
Zeqqi.com
Zewaq.com
Zimbin.com
Zomayo.com
Zuqqo.com
Zuzma.com
Zuzudo.com
Zwaly.com

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Some Numbers

688137.com
588137.com
288137.com
388137.com
788137.com
988137.com
599137.com
757879.com
399137.com
299137.com
199137.com
060806.com
7888463.com
2888463.com

One Worders and Other TLD’s

Descript.org
Blunts.biz
Sewed.org
Unlocks.org
Surged.org
Windbreak.org
Frisking.org
Cavity.me
Harnessed.org
Menorah.me
Debits.cc
Inebriation.org
Scoured.org
Anaerobic.org
Paintbrush.info
Stroked.org
Coined.info
Passerby.org
Muggy.org
Sley.us
Airsick.org

Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and  VR

CultivateGrow.com
GangaPower.com
KushLeague.com
OfficialVapes.com
PotWeek.com
Tokozio.com
VapeHop.com
VaporHop.com
vrible.com
vrpager.com
vrpull.com
vrzest.com
WeedDevil.com

Snap Names/DropCatch

NKCT.com

NameMonitor.com

KPL.CC

DateService.com

Cccl.net

NamePros

MarijuanaInvester.com
ToddlerSecurity.com
DailyLookup.com

SoftwarePolicy.com
SprayUnits.com
AirRio.com
StateUniversityOnline.com
MugRemoval.com

LinkDrip.com
PublicStatistics.org
Unflavoured.com
GoldShakers.com
OfficeVote.com

Godaddy Value BIN

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