My Domains are presently in an auction

If you’re interested in acquiring nicely appraised domain names to start a business or to enter the domain name industry as an investor, please take a look at the domain names below.

The auction offers interested buyers the opportunity to exercise the BIN (Buy It Now) feature. There are times when another bidder may outbid you on a domain. BIN speeds up the process, giving you instant access to the domain name. Good luck!

	Domain Name	BIN	Reserve	Last Bid	Bids	Status
	EnglandNew.co.uk	$6,500	$1,300	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	AirForceBase.co.uk	$1,550	$620	$0	0	Listed from 6/8/2010
	LoanJobs.net	$1,500	$600	$0	0	Listed from 6/12/2010
	GpsCell.org	$750	$300	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	AnimationPrograms.us	$475	$180	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	MagicPen.us	$475	$190	$0	0	Listed from 6/12/2010
	HowToBuyAutoInsurance.net	$425	$150	$0	0	Listed from 6/27/2010
	WhiteDiamond.us	$425	$170	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	GraduatePlusLoans.net	$400	$160	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	TrackingLight.com	$375	$150	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	GreenChalkboards.com	$350	$140	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	CakeDecorations.us	$350	$140	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	BusinessLeadership.us	$300	$120	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	MediaInfluence.net	$275	$110	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	QwertyKeyboard.us	$275	$110	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	ComputerGraphicDesign.org	$237	$90	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	PasadenaCa.info	$190	$70	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	TrackRecord.us	$182	$70	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	Troubleshoots.org	$160	$60	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	AnimationJobs.us	$147	$48	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	CareerOutlook.net	$147	$50	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	FairfieldCa.info	$127	$50	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	CalGrants.net	$127	$50	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	ManBags.us	$120	$40	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	AnimationProgram.net	$117	$40	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	Eins.us	$95	$30	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	Monocular.biz	$87	$30	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010
	ArtistGrants.net	$77	$28	$0	0	Listed from 7/1/2010

In order to offset the cost of .com & .net, try the following approach

Every domain investor is warning other fellow domainers about the .com & .net increases on July 1st. Domainers are rushing to renew their domains for multiply years.

It sure sounds like another ploy to increase profit. We already pay tenfold on everything from gas to daily essentials. There seems to be a fee on everything. If you’re looking to wait on registering your domains until they’re due next year, then visit the link I supplied below.

You can sign up for a free coupon account that will give you discounts on Go Daddy domains, as well as 8% cashback on all purchases which are done through using the website’s link each time. It is another form of referral based credit.

You don’t have to waste your hard earned money now. This coupon is also trustworthy in terms of honoring cashback payments. Be sure that you use it each time you purchase a domain at Go Daddy.

Use the link I provided below to sign up for a free account. Once you sign up, log into the system each time you plan to make a purchase at Go Daddy. Input go Daddy in the search window. Several coupons will appear. Select one that is customized to your needs. Every coupon offers the 8% cashback bonus.

Click on the coupon, which will then reroute you to the Go Daddy website. Purchase your domains as you regularly do. If you purchase many domains at Go Daddy, you will find that this approach is lucrative.

Good luck on finding the hand registered gems.

A CNN article about the domaining legends

If you want proof that domain investing is profitable, then read the following article written in 2005. CNNMoney.com wrote a great article on the power of domain investing, and how it made a few prominent domain investors multimillionaires.

Domain investing, if done right, can transform a meager life into a fantasy. Who would imagine that domain names could fetch millions of dollars? The domain pioneers knew exactly how to snatch up the best domain names to make a huge profit on ad revenue and reselling them to businesses.

Elite domain investors formed relationships with Yahoo and Google, making it lucrative for them to feature ads on their domains. Essentially, sponsors paid the two elite search engine companies to increase their web presence, helping to build traffic to their business.

Many high profile domains produced large results due to search window type-ins using a specific keyword such as homes.com. While most web users visit popular search engines, there are others who type-in a specific name with a .com after it.

For the most part, adult websites, loans, homes, investments, and sports domains capitalize off the traffic. I urge you to read the article because it gives one a glimpse of the domain industry from 2005. I purchased a few domains in 2004, but neer even considered them to be valuable.

My mother told me to invest into the company industry back in 1994, but I never listened to her. Instead, I chose to go after my Hollywood goals. But now, I find myself returning to my mother’s advice; computer programming, animation and domains are the wave of the future.

Listen to good advice to save yourself stress. Please check out the article on the “Masters of their Domain.” Awesome piece!

If you want proof that domain investing is profitable, then read the following article written in 2005. CNNMoney.com wrote a great article on the power of domain investing, and how it made a few prominent domain investors multimillionaires.

Domain investing, if done right, can transform a meager life into a fantasy. Who would imagine that domain names could fetch millions of dollars? The domain pioneers knew exactly how to snatch up the best domain names to make a huge profit on ad revenue.

Elite domain investors formed relationships with Yahoo and Google, making it lucrative for them to feature ads on their domains. Essentially, sponsors paid the two elite search engine companies to increase their web presence, helping to build traffic to their business.

Many high profile domains produced large results due to search window type-ins using a specific keyword such as homes.com. While most web users visit popular search engines, there are others who type-in a specific name with a .com after it.

For the most part, adult websites, loans, homes, investments, and sports domains capitalize off the traffic. I urge you to read the article because it gives one a glimpse of the domain industry from 2005. I purchased a few domains in 2004, but neer even considered them to be valuable.

My mother told me to invest into the computer industry back in 1994, but I never listened to her. Instead, I chose to go after my Hollywood goals. But now, I find myself returning to my mother’s advice; computer programming, animation and domains are the wave of the future.

Listen to good advice to save yourself stress. Please check out the article on the “Masters of their Domain.” Awesome piece!

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2005/12/01/8364591/

I don’t usually ask others to help me, but….

I own hundreds of domains. I listed a few up for sale on Domain Madness and Suisun Blog. I will need your help to make my graduation next weekend. I worked 3 years to earn my graduate degree.

While others may ask for donations, I’m looking to sell some of domains. Essentially, I’m offering an investment, as well as an acknowledgment of a good deed. In return, I will write an article to thank all those who help me on my blogs, and at a few of my hosted domains.

Please browse my inventory. I have other cool domains that are not listed on my blogs. Inquire within if you’re looking for a specific domain name. I haven’t give up yet on the graduation ceremony, but it is looking rather grim that I won’t be attending next Saturday, June 26.

I will appreciate any help that will lead me to my graduation. Thank you!

My domains are up for auction at Bargain Domains.

		6/9/2010	30	No	AirForceBase.co.uk	$6,200	$620	$0	0
		6/13/2010	30	No	LoanJobs.net	$6,000	$600	$0	0
		5/26/2010	30	No	VallartaPuerto.com	$2,800	$280	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	PastryChefJobs.net	$2,700	$270	$0	0
		5/24/2010	30	No	DirtyJobs.us	$2,100	$100	$0	0
		5/19/2010	30	No	AnimationPrograms.us	$1,900	$90	$0	0
		6/13/2010	30	No	MagicPen.us	$1,900	$190	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	ProductionJobs.us	$1,900	$190	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	WhiteDiamond.us	$1,700	$170	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	TutKing.com	$1,600	$160	$0	0
		5/26/2010	30	No	TrackingLight.com	$1,500	$150	$0	0
		5/26/2010	30	No	GreenChalkboards.com	$1,400	$140	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	FitnessTrainerJobs.net	$1,400	$140	$0	0
		5/19/2010	30	No	ManagerialAccounting.us	$1,300	$60	$0	0
		5/24/2010	30	No	CustodianJobs.us	$1,300	$60	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	CakeDecorations.us	$1,300	$130	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	BusinessLeadership.us	$1,200	$120	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	GreyEarl.com	$1,100	$110	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	HarborPearl.net	$910	$90	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	PasadenaCa.info	$750	$70	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	TrackRecord.us	$730	$70	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	GraduateLoans.us	$700	$70	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	MediaInfluence.net	$690	$60	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	Troubleshoots.org	$640	$60	$0	0
		5/26/2010	30	No	CharcoalSticks.com	$630	$60	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	ChapelSistine.com	$570	$50	$0	0
		5/27/2010	30	No	CalGrants.net	$510	$50	$0	0

Domain Madness is up and running!

Welcome to the new Domain Madness Blog. I will do my best to make domain investing fun. I will provide as much insight as I can to make domain investing a fun experience.

While I’m not an expert, I have done extensive research about the domain industry. You can never learn enough about domaining. Keep an eye on the blog. I will be adding random domains up for sale, as well as some good names to hand register.

I’m looking forward to making domain investing fun. Thank you. Good luck on domain investing.