Today’s domain auction list is brought to you by Name.com.

Name.com is yet another option for buying and selling of competitively priced domains and websites.

This list below is a randomly selected list of domains focuses primarily on short and keyword domains in auction.

Best of luck with bidding, and flipping or developing the desired domains or websites.

Today’s CLOSEOUT domain auction list is brought to you by GoDaddy.com.

If you’ve never participated in a GoDaddy closeout auction, then just know that you’re likely to lose out if you don’t buy it immediately.

They are priced from $5-$11. Once the domains are gone, they’re gone!

This list below is a randomly selected list of domains focuses primarily on short and keyword domains in auction.

I wish you the best in bidding, and flipping or developing the desired domains or websites.

Today’s domain auction list is brought to you by Flippa.com.

If you’ve never ventured over to Flippa.com, then you’re missing out on the buying and selling of competitively priced domains and websites.

This list below is a randomly selected list of domains focuses primarily on short and keyword domains in auction.

I wish you the best in bidding, and flipping or developing the desired domains or websites.

Today’s domain auction list is brought to you by Dynadot.

Dynadot serves thousands of customers that span the globe in over 100 different countries. Not only do they offer competitively prices domain names, but they also offer affordable website and web hosting services.

This list below is a randomly selected list of domains focuses primarily on short and keyword domains in auction.

I wish you the best in bidding, flipping or developing the desired domains or websites.

What a winding path I’ve been on since starting this nearly 5 years ago.

From my early start with a focus on search marketing to current contentment and assignment as a Domain Name Strategist and Domain Investor.

It’s been a fun journey, especially since I’ve settled into the art and science and wheeling and dealing domains.

I don’t have many sales a year, but I aim to sell at least 7 domains a year with a minimum of 3 4-figure sales. The minimum helps to cover the cost of annual renewals.

So, I’m not a hardcore flipper-like Josh from DSAD.com, whereby he could sell the word flip itself much like breathing.

Nevertheless, when performing a sale, one thing I’ve learned over the years is to use “Push” over “Transfer”.