TRAFFIC NEW YORK CITY JUNE 07 DOMAIN AUCTION

1. VintageAirplanes.com, $5,700, sold
2. StageRental.com, $5,600, pass
3. Toy.net, $26,000, sold
4. StockTrades.com, $25,000 sold
5. BondFund.com, $12,000 sold
6. IrishWhiskey.com, $8,000 sold
7. BakingSupplies.com, $12,000 sold
8. PrivateTutors.com, $16,000 sold
9. PrivatePilots.com, $20,000 sold
10. Historian.com, $25,000 sold
11. TechnologyFund.com, $10,000 sold
12. PinkRoses.com, $10,000 sold
13. VintageMotorcycles.com, $14,000 sold
14. Booksellers.com, sold $30,000
15. Houses.net, $75,000 sold
16. ComicBooks.com, $300,000 pass
17. Supplies.com, $200,000 pass
18. Breathalyzer.com, $70,000 pass
19. Invest.net, $50,000 pass
20. PX.net, $15,000 pass
21. Tightrope.com, $18,000 sold
22. Sale.mobi, $65,000 pass
23. AutoClassifieds.com, $135,000 pass
24. Six.com, $1,000,000 passm
25. Scotland.com, $3,000,000 pass
26. Pedestrians.com, $7,500 pass
27. EgyptianPyramids.com, $7,500 sold
28. RentalProperty.org, $8,000 pass
29. Clap.com, $21,000 sold
30. TattooParlor.com, $28,000 pass
31. LimousineService.com, $30,000 sold
32. ZN.com, $95,000 sold
33. 46.com, $70,000 pass
34. Flights.net, $85,000 pass
35. Scores.mobi, $120,000 pass
36. Planet.com, $350,000 pass
37. PressReleases.com, $2,500,000 pass
38. Seniors.com, $1,800,000 sold
39. ClubSoda.com, $20,000 sold
40. Tied.com, $13,000 sold
41. Polling.com, $70,000 pass
42. EC.com, $200,000 pass
43. Ethanol.com, $600,000 pass
44. Vacations.mobi, $30,000 pass
45. CreditCheck.com & FreeCreditCheck.com, sold $3,000,000
46. VictorianHouses.com, $8500 sold
47. JewishDeli.com, $9000 sold
48. Hospitals.us, $8000 pass
49. Catalogs.net, pass
50. FM.org, $18,000 sold
51. Fountain.com, $95,000 sold
52. Union.com, $185,000 pass.
53. Stuff.com, $1,500,000 pass
54. Slots.com, $4,500,000 pass
55. CarSales.com, $400,000 sold
56. PDA.net, $25,000 pass
57. CateringService.com, $17,500 pass
58. AirlineReservations.de, $9750 sold
59. HelicopterCharters.com, $18,000 sold
60. NoLoadFund.com, $12,000 sold
61. RecyclingCenters.com, $13,000 sold
62. FT.net, $22,500 sold
63. Grandmothers.com, $25,000 sold
64. Snuff.com, $45,000 sold
65. DiscountPerfumes.com, $80,000 sold
66. Draw.com, $1,500,000 pass
67. Amethysts.com, $13,000 sold
68. Highspeed.net, $27,000 sold
69. 62.com, $80,000 pass
70. InternetRadio.com, $225,000 pass
71. Commodities.com, $1,750,000 pass
72. Elections.com, $700,000 pass
73. IncomeFund.com, $20,000 sold
74. Surgeon.net, $21,000 sold
75. 555.mobi, $10,000 pass
76. Text.mobi, $21,000 pass
77. ForbiddenCity.com, $25,000 pas
78. Lips.com, $135,000 sold
79. CheapGames.com, $45,000 sold
80. Clock.com, $175,000 sold
81. Student.com, $3,000,000 pass
82. PuertoRico.com, $3,500,000 pass
83. Passover.com, $60,000 pass
84. Bhutan.com, $70,000 pass
85. HY.com, $100,000 pass
86. Fitnesscenter.com, $125,000 pass
87. Comedy.net, $25,000 sold
88. Villas.net, $25,000 sold
89. BachelorDegrees.com, $42,500 sold
90. FinancialPlans.com, $17,000 sold
91. Houston.info, $17,000 sold
92. DUI.net, $18,000 sold
93. Cantaloupe.com, $25,000 sold
94. Glamorous.com, $60,000 sold
95. CustomMotorcycles.com, $55,000 pass
96. HighDefinition.com, $60,000 pass
97. Bulk.com, $100,000 sold
98. Pay.mobi, $45,000 pass
99. NewYorkRealty.com, $120,000 pass
100. Locals.com, $250,000 sold
101. Dollars.com, $700,000 pass
102. DSL.com, $1,500,000 pass
103. TalentAgent.com, $45,000 pass
104. PropertyManagement.net, $20,000 pass
105. MegaYachts.com, $150,000 sold
106. Z.md, $5,000 pass
107. MarriageCounselor.com, $36,000 sold
108. HorseRacing.com, $4,500,000 pass
109. Gin.com, $250,000 pass
110. 401kPlans.com, $350,000 pass
111. FreeAuction.com, $50,000 sold
112. TGP.com, $250,000 pass
113. InsuranceRates.com, pass $125,000
114. Manufacture.com, pass $75,000
115. HeartrateMonitor.com, sold $55,000
116. Telephone.org, sold $13,000
117. GrowthFund.com, sold $25,000
118. Dermatology.com, pass $4,500,000
119. SecurityEquipment.com, pass $25,000
120. ChocolateCandy.com, pass $27,500
121. IndividualRetirementAccounts.com, pass $20,000
122. Carburetors.com, pass $25,000
123. Pesos.com, pass $75,00
124. Males.com, sold $55,000
125. Pit.com, sold $60,000
126. MastersDegree.com, pass $60,000
127. Note.com, sold $115,000
128. Cats.com, pass $2,000,000
129. Naked.com, pass $1,500,00
212.net, sold $10,000
130. Lick.com, sold $60,000
131. SoccerLeague.com, sold $28,000
132. TelevisionShow.com, sold $35,000
133. Nashville.us, sold $23,000
134. 300.mobi, pass $4,000
135. AirlineTickets.net, sold $17,500
136. MartialArts.com, pass $600,000
137. 06.com, pass $60,000
138. Fees.com, sold $55,000
139. Saginaw.com, sold $55,000
140. Europe.mobi, pass $14,500
141. FireEngines.com, sold $32,500
142. PrescriptionMedication.com, pass $35,000
143. Text.com, sold $300,000
144. Menopause.com, pass $1,500,000
145. ComputerEquipment.com, pass $110,000
146. Psychologists.com, sold $160,000
147. Brackets.com, sold $56,000
148. Phones.mobi, pass $30,000
149. Teri.com, sold $28,000
150. Pensions.net, sold $10,000
151. GlobalFunds.com, sold $20,000
152. Jody.com, sold $29,000
153. Blogging.com, sold $135,000
154. Auction.com, pass $4,500,000
155. Bald.com, sold $400,000
156. Lean.com, sold $55,000
157. OBGYN.com, pass $1,000,000
158. QR.com, pass $85,000
159. Wrestling.org, sold $30,000
160. SoundEngineer.com, sold $8,000
161. EquityFund.com, sold $30,000
162. Laptops.mobi, sold $4,750
163. GY.org, pass $11,000
164. Artist.com, pass $750,000
165. GasolinePrices.us, sold $6,000
166. Pimple.com, sold $82,500
167. Camping.net, sold $60,000
168. 82.com, pass $75,000
169. Rollercoaster.com, pass $100,000
170. Tourist.com, pass $750,000
171. Whiskey.com, pass $400,000
172. CD.net, pass $22,500
173. Manhattan.info, sold $21,000
174. Mayor.net, pass $5,500
175. StockMarket.tv, pass $7,500
176. GED.net, pass $15,000
177. Charters.com, sold $140,000
178. Cardiology.com, sold $550,000

over $10 Million sold

179. Program.net, sold $17,500
180. Fresno.us, pass $4,000
181. GXD.com, sold $5,000
182. Male.org, sold $12,000
183. MovieProduction.com, sold $14,500
184. VenusFlytrap.com, pass $27,500
185. Documentaries.com, sold $48,000
186. How.com, pass $600,000
187. Bourbon.com, pass $300,000
188. Spend.com, pass $70,000
189. MT.org, sold $25,000
190. MedicalLabs.com, sold $10,000
191. BeerKegs.com, sold $12,000
192. Mortgages.mobi, sold $25,000
193. SO.net, pass
194. Sub.com, sold $70,000
195. Coed.com, pass $75,000
196. Spices.com, sold $220,000
197. RadioPersonality.com, sold $7,000
198. EmailList.com, sold $14,500
199. Character.com, pass $27,500
200. Smoothie.com, pass $75,000
201. DomainPark.com, pass $60,000
202. DiscountInsurance.com, sold $60,000
203. Racism.com, pass $125,000
204. Subways.com, sold $50,000
205. Laptop.net, sold $40,000
206. PP.org, pass $15,000
207. MP4Player.com, pass $15,000
208. Tart.com, $30,000
209. Shows.net, pass $23,500
210. ZZ.org, sold $23,000
211. Dont.com, sold $30,000
212. Shaft.com, sold $17,500
213. Mortgages.biz, sold $15,000
214. Dancing.net, sold $10,500
215. FHAHomeLoan.com, sold $9,000
216. FreeStuff.net, sold $28,000

* Pass mean that this is the highest bid that did not Meet minimum reserve

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Hey folks your adult domains in all TLDs just went up in value. The long awaited attempt at an .xxx has come to a screeching halt. So those choice naughty names have become more rare by “lack” of this addition. It is important to note that many searches for adult content are preceded or preceded in the search window with xxx. So. Although hugs are good (o), xxx still is relevant in some of your adult premium domains.

Have you noticed that there has been a general lull in adult Internet activity, meaning not so ubiquitous as it had been in the early days. Well watch out for Adult 2.0. As usual they spearhead innovation on the way users interact with the Internet. Look for Mobile Porn in the .MOBI mode to go wild. They are also exploiting all the tools that the second generation of the web affords.

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Hey I am wicked slow. But you got some good info going down. How about worders and double words. Branding web waterfronts experts would have you believe that all traffic for a base generic that it is most universally known gets it all. Well how about a double search query name, more specific search, more relevant, absolutely. Then wouldn’t that go to say that Bing bang boom queried would be even more, yes? as well as x92Zd………..that ect. if ya missed it.

Has search become a codec? No. It has been all along. Every site, every thing is being assigned a code. With gps I rest my case. cell phone and all other things that go mobile, “IP”, MRI, is the sign on our skin or all about. The Human DNA Index is complete. Isn’t it? Cloning and helix tubes. The code for small is nano. The longer the number for that thing is the more specific that data is. Oh am I getting into “too many secrets.” or Duh! I told you I was slow.

The laws of nature, the equation, can snap on us with one asteroidean kinda thing. Or would we send Bruce Willis?

Longer names are more specific. Base Generic gets in all the searches though, ergo on the biggest “number here”. So here I come around to the experts, Zappy did the bowl! Internetrealestate.com zoom that guy look at his portfolio. Sweet. I think I have only one or two dictionary .COMs all this guy has done is the most perfect one-worder primal search names. Chocolate, I know you may resist it, it is one of my favs. I think I like the antioxidants, ha. Chocolate.com

So ‘ two words you don’t get all that sound, commo overload, from not specific enough one worders, (just to see if you are following me, I didn’t say 1worders) like Dark Chocolate.

But let’s face it, If you have one worders in .com your looking Dom.

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.INFO is one the fast growing TLD extentions. It is no wonder since it is understood by more than 30 world wide languages. In fact it is the second most reserved TLD outside of the US. INFO is sweet too because it could easily qualify as a gripe site and be nearly exempt from infringing. Information on that domain, which could be a company is the publics right to know.

Where it really shines is with subjects and topics that people generally and sincerely want “information”. .INFO can be used in many ways, here are a few of them:

• People, places and things
• how to - demonstrate
• Medical terms
• Commonly purchased items
• Theories, Opinions, reviews and points of view
• Purchasing information
• Navigation of the physical and internet world
• Helpful information of any kind

It is also intrinsically a reservoir of collected data, and opinions about and concerning the domain.

Hello all this is my begining of another blog about domains, (go to aboutDomains.Org to contribute to the domain community). I have been collecting domains from before it was cool. I collected so many, that I went broke and lost them all. 500 domains in the mid ’90s was an aberration.

In the later ’90s I bought many of the “very same” names back. But lost a few that would be worth too much money to imagine. And I’d only get heatburn (could spell adjeda to websters liking).