miserable showing of .co.uks in moniker auctions

[yesterday]

adoptionlawyer.co.uk
adoptionlawyers.co.uk
freechecking.co.uk
LasikCenter.co.uk
PennyStockTrading.co.uk
realestatelawyers.co.uk


but some great .coms e.g. commodities.com

yesterday

 

[paul]

I submitted traffic.co.uk thinking it might be a good place to sell it at T.R.A.F.F.I.C and they turned it down:roll:

What are these people on, realestatelawyers.co.uk

I wouldn't even reg the last 4 in the list.

 

[yesterday]

I submitted traffic.co.uk . . . and they turned it down

I don't believe it!

Hopefully they're lining up a quiet bid for it privately

yesterday

 

[retired_member6]

They turned down traffic.co.uk? haha perhaps they didn't want .co.uks out performing dot comas haha (spelling mistake, what do you mean?)

Lee

 

[tifosi]

I'm afraid I've got my own views of Moniker and county code tld auctions.

Lets just say I'll not be partaking again.

The UK's are worth more than that. I don't think US buyers have quite cottoned on yet, but then again only 2% of them have ever been outside of their own country, and a fair few couldn't point to Europe on a map.

S

 

[paul]

This is the bit that made me laugh:

"Unfortunately, the domains were not good enough"

The other one I submitted was antispyware.co.uk the .com version sold for $550,000 a few moths back

 

[grantwgrantw is verified member.]

They seem to be pretty clueless to me, not just regarding .co.uk. I lost all confidence in them when, in the adult auction, they set all my reserve prices to my bid increments by mistake so I had stuff like freeporn.co.uk going to auction with a reserve of $500. Luckily I spotted it before they went to auction!!

Grant

 

[SFSF is verified member.]

Theres nothing like a bit of good publicity

 

[stevebrowne]

freeporn co uk

I thought I'd got that one (drunken) night. When I awoke, I was the proud owner of freeeporn. Which isn't as good a domain name of course!

Beer. The domainer's worst enemy. Hic.

 

[robrob is verified member.]

I'm afraid I've got my own views of Moniker and county code tld auctions.

Lets just say I'll not be partaking again.

The UK's are worth more than that. I don't think US buyers have quite cottoned on yet, but then again only 2% of them have ever been outside of their own country, and a fair few couldn't point to Europe on a map.

S

Very much agree

I was not overly impressed with the recent behaviour of TRAFFIC's chief architect over his spat with the Domain Jam people either.