ZL.COM on Namejet Auction, a real LL.COM domain!

Julian · #1 11-10-2008, 02:37 AM

Yes, it ZL.COM, a real LL.COM domain

Don't know what happended to the previous owner

Total 124 domainers backordered it and current high bis is $26,101. Sure the final bid will be much higher than this

Let's guess what would be the final bid

Hope I would have money for this, but I am a standby only rhis time

If you missed backorder it and you want to own this premium domain, plz hire me as your bidding agency

wussa · #2 11-10-2008, 03:01 AM

Emm.. I would say around 80K. Another LL.com was sold at DNF under 90K recently.

Julian · #3 11-10-2008, 03:28 AM

The bidding price at Namejet are normally higher on Forums
I believe the price will over $100K

seminarist.com · #4 11-10-2008, 11:43 AM

Mmm, I'm guessing $200K. Let's wait and see!

Sorry julian, I don't have $200K right now, so I can't hire you.

Julian · #5 11-10-2008, 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by seminarist.com

Sorry julian, I don't have $200K right now, so I can't hire you.

That is a sad news

Anyone wants to hire me? Only 2% commssion is ok

Martin · #6 11-10-2008, 03:58 PM

What is quiet interesting is the method such drop services employ. Normally you cannot register 2 character domain names anymore, so if such a domain name drops, you normally cannot just re-register it. Here is where abuse seems to come in. Namejet is working with Network Solutions so Network Solutions will not let the name drop and renew it themself in the last minute to make some nice bucks by selling the name over Namejet while "normal people" could never register such a name.

While I enjoy domaining and like to see great deals, I find it very abusive of Network Solutions to take part in such deals - especially because it's a 2 character domain that would drop and never again become available.

Julian · #7 11-11-2008, 12:36 AM

I think namejet are partner with both Network Solutions and Enom. I also read some articles in other place to point out that they play the trick to "renew it themself in the last minute" but I nerver know that is true or not.

However, most premium domains on Namejet's auction are not "Dropping and Deleted Domains", includes ZL.com. These domains are expried but in Redemption period. Namejet calls it as "Pre-release Domains". That is the reason there has a 42 days lock period if you won this kind of domains. And per the TOS, if the previous owner Redempt the domain in 42 days, the winner of the auction will be forced to give it back (Money will be refunded).

I participated thousands this kind of "Pre-release" Auctions on Namejet (Clubdrop before) and won about 300 domains there. Luckly none of them redempted by previous owner after I won it no matter what valuable they are

BTW, 1d 19h left for ZL.com's auction and current high bid is $33,100

Julian · #8 11-13-2008, 02:29 AM

The auction close at a very low, unbelievable price!

US $45,100

It is a easy $100K domain if list it on Sedo, or Pool....
I should raise my bid at $50k or so if I relized the auction would be closed at such a low price, that is a steal.....

I am regeret thay I didn't waiting for the end of this Auction... Damm that all drop auctions end at 4:00 AM my local time

Wish the winner would not pay for it, then namejet can relist for a new auction

What do you guys think about this? The winter for domaining is coming because of Economy Crisis?

seminarist.com · #9 11-13-2008, 11:44 AM

Whaatttt?!?!?!?

$45,100??? Man, man, man... the buyer is sooo lucky.

Julian · #10 11-13-2008, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by seminarist.com

Whaatttt?!?!?!?

$45,100??? Man, man, man... the buyer is sooo lucky.

Yes, that is really crazy lucky!!!

I also post a thread regarding this case on NP. You may read here for more interesting ideas on this (It is OK for me to post links to other domain forum on SDNF

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Pichichi · #11 11-19-2008, 08:28 PM

only 45,000??? that's too poor!

wussa · #12 11-25-2008, 12:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Julian

The auction close at a very low, unbelievable price!

US $45,100

It is a easy $100K domain if list it on Sedo, or Pool....
I should raise my bid at $50k or so if I relized the auction would be closed at such a low price, that is a steal.....

I am regeret thay I didn't waiting for the end of this Auction... Damm that all drop auctions end at 4:00 AM my local time

Wish the winner would not pay for it, then namejet can relist for a new auction

What do you guys think about this? The winter for domaining is coming because of Economy Crisis?

Told you so

Domains are at a low since the economy crysis especially in the states.

wussa · #13 11-25-2008, 12:50 PM

Emm..but I targeted around $60K-$80K. Nice buy must say`~ That was not you rite Julian?

nikki · #14 01-16-2009, 09:10 AM

wow shocking numbers. I havn't know about this prices. I knew only that sex.com has sold out for some millions.

tanay46 · #15 01-16-2009, 04:12 PM

great buy for the buyer.