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that was followed by a
special low or no reserve live domain auction at 8pm. Moniker.com
conducted the special auction that served as an appetizer
for their main live auction event coming up Wednesday
afternoon (Feb. 20) at 3:30pm (U.S. Pacific Time). Just a
few dozen names were put on the block in the warm up event
last night, but those produced almost $200,000 in
sales. The domains that sold included Cabinets.net
($20,000), Stereotypes.com ($19,000), Snowmobiles.net
($17,000), GrandCayman.net ($13,000) and CentralAmerica.net
($12,000). |
Scene
from last night's no/low reserve live
domain auction conducted by Moniker.com
at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West 2008 in Las Vegas. |
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educational feature each
domain will also be accompanied by comments from a panel
of experts who will provide personal opinions of that
day's domain. The Bido auctions are to begin when the site
launches Feb. 29.
Full
house at the Bido.com launch party last night at Tao
in Las Vegas.
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In another step aimed
at building and assembling the best possible suite
of domain investor services, Bido announced that the
groundbreaking domain management platform DNZoom.com
that we recently profiled
and the team that developed that free product
have both been brought under the Bido.com umbrella. The
company believes that move will ensure it has the
right people and technology in place to roll out the
additional services planned for the months ahead. |
(L
to R): Rick Schwartz, Frank Schilling
and
Kevin Ham at the Bido.com launch
party. |
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(Posted
Feb. 19, 2008) |
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