Latona’s Daily Domain Auction Now Live

[Adam Dicker]

LATONA’S DAILY DOMAIN AUCTION IS NOW LIVE

Rick Latona’s Daily Domains is no more

Latona’s Daily Domain Auction which is replacing the famous and infamous Rick Latona’s Daily Domains launches now. To kick it off, we are auctioning off 120 names from our own inventory at only a $1 reserve. Just take a look at the opportunities below. People are going to be making money off this first auction.

Those that submit names to us can rejoice. These won’t always be $1 auctions. For now on, that same buy-it-now price that they have been submitting will be a reserve. So their names could and should sell for more money.

Also new is complete transparency. Now everyone will know what we are selling or aren’t selling. Everyone will know what they are getting for their names. Those who sell their names will know that they are getting exactly what their names are worth.

Each daily auction will start with our trademark newsletter blast to over 15,000 domain, internet marketing professionals, and businesspeople that have subscribed over the years. 24 hours after the newsletter is sent, the auction will end.

Our entire staff is on call to fix any problems that arise. They can reply to the newsletter, email support@latonas.com directly with any questions or problems or even call us at +1-678-253-1846.

A complete list of the 120 names we are auctioning off can be found below in alphabetical order.

20-20-vision.com
Alabamians.com
Antiquereproductions.com
Atlantadivorceattorneys.com
Autographedrecords.com
Bajacalifornia.net
basicaccounting.com
Blackentrepreneur.com
Blackjackers.com
Camaddiction.com
Chairlifts.net
Chestrubs.com
Clemson.net
Coaddiction.com
Countrylakes.com
Crackhouses.com
Dearbornheights.net
Enovelties.com
Ensile.com
Epayments.com
e-payments.com
Essayists.com
Falsepretenses.com
Footballs.net
Gamblingtours.com
Gaylawyers.com
Goblincostumes.com
Golfergetaway.com
Golfingshirt.com
Golfingshirts.com
Gourmetcandies.com
Gourmetcandies.com
gymnasiums.com
hawf.com
iadults.com
ichick.com
icloset.com
iclothes.com
icolors.com
iconfigure.com
icorner.com
icritics.com
Idude.com
ifetishes.com
ifiction.com
ifolders.com
ifriday.com
ifunerals.com
Ihacker.com
iloaner.com
imaniac.com
imayor.com
imutuals.com
imystery.com
inovelties.com
inovelty.com
iplayground.com
iproblems.com
iprograms.com
irecycler.com
ireferral.com
ireferrals.com
iregards.com
irenter.com
iroads.com
Isurfers.com
Itake.com
itheaters.com
itradeshows.com
Lumbermills.com
Macros.net
Mongolism.com
Nebraska.net
netdeposits.com
Netdownloads.com
Nethackers.com
netla.com
netrecycler.com
netsupplier.com
netsuppliers.com
Newyorkcityrepublicans.com
Northdakota.net
offshoresurgeons.com
Offshoresurgeries.com
overseascosmeticsurgeons.com
Paratroops.com
Peptic.com
personalearnings.com
perv.net
Pigheaded.com
practicing.com
preownedcatamarans.com
preownedexoticcar.com
preownedhelicopter.com
preownedhelicopters.com
preownedsportscars.com
Pressurewasherguns.com
prisonjobs.com
Purebreds.com
Racingderby.com
Rareantiques.com
Schizophreniac.com
Slipandfallsettlements.com
Snoringmedicines.com
Stompdancing.com
SurfTheWeb.com
Taxtips.net
Tedders.com
Templabor.com
Tiparillos.com
Trashremovers.com
ultralightjet.com
ultralightjets.com
Usedxraymachines.com
Vacuuming.com
Vintagealbums.com
Warningpage.com
Weaponsfacilities.com
wellworded.com
WhatIsMyCreditScore.com

[Jilo]

Some great names there, I've put in a few bids... they'll make more sales this way than through the newsletter IMO.

[stock_post]

Latona’s: brand name would fetch him more money then they are actually worth.

[Acro]

We need more selling venues such as this; great daily addition by Rick Latona.

[bigboydog_0]

some good names

[Mazkel]

Nice surprise and some decent names.

[mannoo2005]

Good domains. I'll bid for some of them.

[urlurl]

i was looking at submitting a name to test the daily auctions...but when it asked to select the type of auction the next daily auction is Dec 7th, 2010 in the drop down box?????

[james2002]

I also noticed that. They might change it soon.

[chipmeade]

Just put a bunch of low bids on today's names. Winning quite a few but sure it won't last. Was able to look at some basic stats for the domains and posted it on FreshAvails.com. Includes Search and Ad Competition statistics. As usual, the non-.coms do the best but there are a few nice .coms in there. Some of the best ones look to have some possible TM issues so be forwarned.

100% Ad Competiton
AudioProduction.com
AutoLoanQuotes.com
BabyBook.ca
CustomGiftbaskets.ca
Dartboard.net
Depressed.ca

50K+ Exact Searches Mo (Global)
Snowboards.mobi 368000
Pressure.net 165000
NightTrain.com 110000
Depressed.ca 90500
StockCar.net 74000

For more of the stats, Click Here

[JB Lions]

As far as:

"Sellers: We charge a flat $200.00 or 15% of the selling price (whichever is greater) upon the sale of your domain. "

Is it actually like that or if a domain sells for let's say $100, then the fee would be 15% instead of $200? I've seen some sell for less than $200 so it wouldn't make sense to lose money when selling a domain. Wasn't sure if it was actually like that or just that the wording wasn't the best.

[chipmeade]

We charge a flat $200.00 or 15% of the selling price (whichever is greater) upon the sale of your domain.

$200 minimum--Period. Rick said that on TheDomains.com blog earlier this week.

[JB Lions]

$200 minimum--Period. Rick said that on TheDomains.com blog earlier this week.

Thanks, another site I can add to my bookmarks. So it looks like 25 of 38 domains from a recent auction, actually lost money since 25 of them sold for under $200 and some of the other 13 barely above that mark. I guess that'll help make sure people submit more of the premium type domains, guess one way of looking at it.

[urlurl]

so what would happen to the domain (let say) if it only sold for $100?

does the seller loose the name and make nothing!

[copper]

so what would happen to the domain (let say) if it only sold for $100?

does the seller loose the name and make nothing!

Not only that.
Seller will have to pay $100 to cover $200 minimum fee unless there is exception clause.

[urlurl]

wow - im assuming people will be setting reserves over $200 then (unlsess they are 110% it will sell over)

[eurobangkok]

I think the minimum fees might not yet be applicable since the two first auctions were Rick's own names and the present one is that of a friend of his...

[chipmeade]

I think the minimum fees might not yet be applicable since the two first auctions were Rick's own names and the present one is that of a friend of his...

Yes. He mentioned that this was a promotion and not to expect sub $200 reserves.

[JB Lions]

Ok, the one starting today makes more sense with the fee, all $1000 reserves.

[chipmeade]

Had some good feedback from our last analysis, so we looked at today's auction info, Edwin Hayward's domains with $1 reserves, to see what kind of "numbers" support these names had. In addition to stats for all the names, we highlighted the Global Google Search demand and Advertiser demand for those keywords. Not as many TM issues for this set and a nice group of 4N.orgs to pick from.

A Sample of 100% Ad Competition:
Mesquite.info
MusiqueMp3.com
Poker-Hand-Rankings.com
Pop3Email.com
Sideboards.net
Spanish-Restaurant.com
Surround-Sound-System.com
Universal-Remote-Control.com
WirelessAccessPoint.com

100K+ Exact Searches Mo (Global):
Leggings.net 450000
Cartoon-Characters.com 246000
Chinese-New-Year.com 246000
Chinese-Zodiac.com 246000
2001.org 165000
Japanese-Restaurant.com 165000
Sideboards.net 110000

For the entire article and complete stats, Click Here