Domain Auctions Ending 5/20/2016

It’s Friday, and I hope your’s is as good as I plan for mine to be. For one, you can kick off your day reviewing Friday’s Bag Ole Domains.

In other news, we arrived safely in Port Aransas early yesterday evening (not a good pic, but I saw it and had to snap it… it’s the perfect geo domain). 🙂

And as always, traveling with two little people 3 and under is always an adventure, especially when the person bringing their pack-and-play doesn’t arrive until 11:30 pm and our little people are in bed by 8 or 8:30 pm.

This makes for a l-o-n-g next day.  Let’s just say it’ll be a lot of napping throughout this day, to say the least.

Nevertheless, all is well and we’re ready for family time, and some fun in the Texas sun on the beach.

Oh and before I forget, I have to share what we encountered just 40-50 miles before reaching Corpus Christi.

Of course, I’m always watching and on the lookout for domain name advertisements, whether on vehicles, billboards, businesses, etc.

Imagine how surprised I was when I saw a billboard advertising a business using a new gTLD, also known as a new domain extension.

We attempted to capture a decent snapshot. It’s not clear, but hopefully it’s decent enough to make out. Hey, I tried. 🙂

The company advertising their services chose the .AUTO domain extension.  It was a bit weird to see honestly.

When I took a visit to MikeShaw.Auto, it’s nothing more than a single page entry point with links to 3 other dealerships that use .com addresses.

And just in case you’re wondering, MikeShawAuto.com forwards to MikeShawAutomotive.com, a completely different website owned by the same person/company.

Nevertheless, I believe they could have chose a more descriptive words or geo service to the left of the dot instead of MikeShaw.Auto.

In fact the following domains are available at this very moment:

• CorpusChristi.Auto
• CorpusChristiAuto.Repair
• CorpusChristiBrake.Repair
• CCAuto.Repair (Although city is abbreviated, I really like where the dot falls, dead center of phrase.)
• CCBrake.Repair

Regardless, I think it’s interesting to see where all this new gTLD business takes us into the future.

What surprised me the most about my encounter was that we weren’t in a metropolis. We were in the middle of nowhere.

Will we began to see more of these new gTLD’s popping up everywhere throughout the world? Only time will tell, I guess.

I took many more pictures, so you can expect more stories to come in the coming days and weeks.

In the meantime, you’ll likely want to review and read the following domaining news and articles:

• Have you ever wondered how traditional domain extensions are doing in China?
• He’s Baaaaack… and he’s bringing back DNForum.com too!

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Onto today’s domain auctions set to end soon. As usual, click domains to view their respective auction pricing and details.

Domain Auctions Ending Today

VRLifestyle.com – Virtual Reality Lifestyle. A $12 bid at the time of writing.

CycleAuction.com – Uni’s, Bi’s, Tri’s , Motor, No Motor… you name it. This domain can cover quite a lot cycle types.

SearchDragon.com – Nice brandable domain for a search marketing or search and rescue company.

AllWebScripts.com – Brand a nice copy, paste, and share or download web scripts website using this domain. No bids at time of writing.

SearchEngineSolution.com – I might bid on this one, because I was outbid on the plural yesterday.

651314.com – I’ll have to re-read my post because I’m unable to recall off the top of my head what the meaning is of 1314.  But 1314 is considered valuable in China.  I do know that much.

GolfingAdvice.com – Still an okay domain although I’m not one for “ing”.

LegalHelper.com – In this litigious society we live in, you’re only one legal issue away from losing it all. We need all the help we can get.

Additional domain auctions worth keeping an eye on throughout the day:

AvidInvestor.com
BullRing.com
CopyBrighter.com
CreditPaid.com
CyberDreaming.com
DomesticCredit.com
FoodStarPartners.com
FreightMore.com
FridayNightCocktails.com
GreatAmericanRealtors.com
HomeBuyerPros.com
HunterCapital.com
LuckyDogCafe.com
ManhattanFormals.com
mFinance.com
MotorDealers.com
NaturalLifeCenter.com
NurseStory.com
OpenPad.com
OpenSpot.com
PinkLizard.com
Pinmail.com
Pixoh.com
PotentiallyBeautiful.com
ProfessorCredit.com
RentABoss.com
ResumePractice.com
RocketToys.com
RunningOnHappiness.com
SeattleStockPhotography.com
ShareACow.com
Tango7.com
TeamPad.com
TheBrainTuner.com
TheInvisibleThread.com
TheMarconi.com
TheProBowl.com
TigerTooth.com
VIPAsia.com
WindyCityArcade.com
ZipLady.com

A mixed basket of 3L, 4L and 5L .net and .com domain auctions:

cla.net
bwcj.net
csgu.net
dqws.net
gjja.com
gumy.net
jusm.net
netj.net
netl.net
ondm.com
owch.net
qqsk.net
skbd.net
ugyn.com
vcmr.com
wvgr.com
zlcy.net
fifcu.com

Did some over invest in 6N domain auctions? Maybe they did, maybe they didn’t. Only time will tell…

132115.com
132116.com
132117.com
132119.com
134113.com
134115.com
134116.com
134117.com
134119.com
135113.com
137115.com
137119.com
169778.com
188390.com
188503.com
188601.com
188672.com
193899.com
327398.com
328835.com
573887.com
600906.com
697119.com
730108.com
730128.com
730155.com
730199.com
730233.com
730255.com
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730377.com
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730633.com
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730811.com
730833.com
730877.com
730880.com
730899.com
730987.com
786703.com
811838.com
816822.com
883031.com
883035.com
883037.com
883132.com