Kazalite.com now at $61,000. on Pool!!

[Digital Address]

Also Kazzalite.com now at $20,000. on NameWinner? Both auctions close tomorrow!

 

[stuff]

Wonder what the high number is on kazzalite.com at NameWinner? Both auctions close tomorrow!

amazing overtues.

kazzalite.com 4256
kazalite.com 1849

Very nice traffic

 

[hotsauce]

I take it the winner of both will be our good friend Christian Chena

 

[stuff]

I take it the winner of both will be our good friend Christian Chena

My bet also
But maybe also Ultsearch

 

[Domainut]

kazzalite.com $20,010

 

[Deleted member 4749]

Kazalite.com now at $61,000. on Pool!!

Also Kazzalite.com now at $20,000 on NameWinner. Both auctions close tomorrow!

Besause NameWinner doesn't bid against its clients.

 

[Luc]

Besause NameWinner doesn't bid against its clients.

EXACTLY.

 

[Luc]

the funny thing is, i offered to buy kazzalite.com off of that idiot who owned
it for some $15k about 6 months ago and he laughed at my offer and said
nothing under $100k

whos laughing now. hahahhah. idiot.

 

[NameTower]

Whoever is in these auctions please post the current prices and when they end the end prices

 

[Deleted member 4749]

I had both of these names backordered on snapnames.com
They sucked as usual.
The funny thing is I also had kazaalite.com backordered and it was stolen quite a few times in a few month. It was interesting to see how thieves jump on inactive domains with traffic and then a few days later it is being transferred back. Now some thief built a site on it.
Anarchy.

 

[Digital Address]

Kazalite.com now stands at $77,500. with one hour and twenty minutes left;
Kazzalite.com has not changed!?

 

[hotsauce]

Kazalite.com now stands at $77,500. with one hour and twenty minutes left;
Kazzalite.com has not changed!?

Namewinner's system is totally flawed for these high value names since only like a dozen people have an unlimited bid limit on their site.

Note to Namewinner --> If you're going w/ a 72 hour format, drop your archaic bid limit so you increase auction participation

clowns.... kazzalite.com is easily worth $100-200k (in the right hands) but these idiots @ Namewinner haven't figured out how to squeeze the most juice from the auction.

 

[Deleted member 4749]

Good point.

 

[Digital Address]

Not exactly sure but I think $83,500 was the final bid for Kazalite.com!?

And kazzalite.com just ended exactly where it was yesterday, $20,000.!!

 

[clemzonguy]

the funny thing is, i offered to buy kazzalite.com off of that idiot who owned
it for some $15k about 6 months ago and he laughed at my offer and said
nothing under $100k

whos laughing now. hahahhah. idiot.

Email the guy back when this tops the DnJournal sales. Then again it may simply justify his original asking price. Very unfortunate. I have had the same situation occur myself. Just goes to show that some people squander what they have and end up the loosers in the end. That's where we come in.... too bad the prices at pool on a single domain are outside of my yearly budget.

:evil: :-/ :charming:

 

[Sportacle]

Email the guy back when this tops the DnJournal sales. Then again it may simply justify his original asking price. Very unfortunate. I have had the same situation occur myself. Just goes to show that some people squander what they have and end up the loosers in the end. That's where we come in.... too bad the prices at pool on a single domain are outside of my yearly budget.

:evil: :-/ :charming:

The past owner was John Zuccarini. He used the alias Peter Carrington and an alias company "Party NIght Inc.", as per this report at Harvard U.:

http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/people/edelman/typo-domains/

"Of the domains reported here, most or all are registrations by John Zuccarini, doing business under multiple names including Mars Attack, Music Wave, Party Night Inc, Phayze 1 Phayze 2, and RaveClub Berlin. These many names (and their associated invalid WHOIS data) make it difficult to determine whether any given domain is in fact registered by Zuccarini, or whether domains were instead registered by others, but the author has endeavored to report only domains registered by Zuccarini."


While I do not contest Luc's claim that he emailed the person and offered $15K, I am surprised that he received a reply as John Z. was arrested in early Sept. of 2003:

http://news.com.com/2100-1025_3-5071133.html


The email address listed on the WHOIS for KazzaLite.com/KazaLite.com was: [email protected]

Clublife.nl was a free webmail service offered by a company that also runs www.balistic.net

When I emailed them back in March they said that they had deactivated the webmail service long ago and that there were no active email addresses.

I had tried to buy these names in fall of 2003 and that is when all of this research came together. At that time the email address was dead and the phone number was inactive. I imagine that this wasn't by coincidence as John Z probably had these domains grouped in an account at a registrar and didn't care if the email/phone worked - and probably didn't want them to work.

If anyone replied to you Luc saying that they wanted $100K it sure wasn't 6 months ago -- unless you contacted John Z directly somehow while he is in jail.

 

[NameWolf]

Interesting points. It is sad to see so many problematic situations in domain industry these days which may be harmful to us all.

 

[Luc]

The past owner was John Zuccarini. He used the alias Peter Carrington and an alias company "Party NIght Inc.", as per this report at Harvard U.:

http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/people/edelman/typo-domains/

"Of the domains reported here, most or all are registrations by John Zuccarini, doing business under multiple names including Mars Attack, Music Wave, Party Night Inc, Phayze 1 Phayze 2, and RaveClub Berlin. These many names (and their associated invalid WHOIS data) make it difficult to determine whether any given domain is in fact registered by Zuccarini, or whether domains were instead registered by others, but the author has endeavored to report only domains registered by Zuccarini."


While I do not contest Luc's claim that he emailed the person and offered $15K, I am surprised that he received a reply as John Z. was arrested in early Sept. of 2003:

http://news.com.com/2100-1025_3-5071133.html


The email address listed on the WHOIS for KazzaLite.com/KazaLite.com was: [email protected]

Clublife.nl was a free webmail service offered by a company that also runs www.balistic.net

When I emailed them back in March they said that they had deactivated the webmail service long ago and that there were no active email addresses.

I had tried to buy these names in fall of 2003 and that is when all of this research came together. At that time the email address was dead and the phone number was inactive. I imagine that this wasn't by coincidence as John Z probably had these domains grouped in an account at a registrar and didn't care if the email/phone worked - and probably didn't want them to work.

If anyone replied to you Luc saying that they wanted $100K it sure wasn't 6 months ago -- unless you contacted John Z directly somehow while he is in jail.

Honestly, I do not remember how I got the contact, and the name doesn't
really ring a bell, but I remember the domain and his response.

It may have been more than 6 months ago though. If I had to guess it may
have been sometime during feb, march 03.

Luc L.

 

[Steen]

I take it the winner of both will be our good friend Christian Chena

I'm betting it will be Pool themselves!

 

[HeavyLifting]

.... kazzalite.com is easily worth $100-200k (in the right hands) ...

can someone please explain to me why it would be worth this amount?