Reglikedomain industry desk

For Reglike Auction — My Picks

Highlighting some of the domains in the DNW auction.

Is it possible to remain unbiased when you’re writing regarding an auction you organized and domain names you own? Doubtful. So I won’t even try. But I did want to highlight some of the domains in the Reglike auction, ending Tuesday.

So, in case it’s not perfectly clear, many of the domains below are mine. For the other domains, I don’t get any sort of cut.

This post covers just some of the domains in the auction; I’ll do another post later.

To bid on any of these domains, go to the auction here.

DUJ.net – I predict this domain will sell. OK, so it by now has 10 bids and started at $99 with no reserve.

BroadcastQuality.com – This domain name was registered in 1997, has 550k Google results, and has a number of video uses.

BWWP.com and CSHT.com – both of these four letter .com’s were registered back in 1998. Both are also registered in .net and .org.

ExecutivePay.com – Executive Pay has always been a hot topic. Consultants provide executive pay services to many sizable corporations. But the past few years have seen a resurgence in attention on executive pay. There’s Obama’s Pay Czar. Wall Street Journal has an entire “executive pay” section. And many business magazines you pick up will have spreads clearly marked with the “executive pay” category.

EgyptianPyramids.com – if this domain sells at the reserve, I’ll take better than a $2k bath on this domain. But it’s worth a shot.

DJSet.com – I have to admit I had no idea what a DJ Set was when this domain was submitted. But it has 3.3 million Google results, lots of ads, and many other TLDs are registered.

MusicPhones.com – phones that double as MP3 players are increasingly popular. Samsung even ran commercials touting its “music phone”.

Fajitas.net – I sold Fajitas.org for $1320 a while back. .Net is nice, too.

Other .Nets – also check out Born.net, Heavy.net, and BeefJerky.net

Leptospirosis.com – you may not have heard of this illness, but it’s a pretty big deal. Want proof? A rather sizable pharma firm owns the .net.

Also on the wire

Other reporting from the domain desk.