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Sedo Numeric Auction

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I see Sedo has a numeric domain auction coming up. Anyone here participating? Any thoughts on the values? I haven't got the bus fare but I do love numerics althought it's probably a bit too late to get in the game..
 
I submitted 5 and all are still pending after over a week of waiting, so I don't know what is going on.
 
did you submit NNNN's?
I wonder when they are going to update the auction list..
 
I wonder if they'll get any more nn.com.. they already have 3% of the entire market :)
 
seem like a small list so far. are domainers holding onto their numeric domains?
why is it only .com,net, and org? i think numerics are undervalued. they are the most generic domains. they're rare. can be used for anything. i think the sale will help numeric values. it will be interesting to see what happens.
 
nice name! good luck!
 
My Sedo -> Manage Domains
Click the check mark box that you want to submit, then click on the drop down menu that says "save marked changes" There is an option to submit to the numeric auction.
 
My Sedo -> Manage Domains
Click the check mark box that you want to submit, then click on the drop down menu that says "save marked changes" There is an option to submit to the numeric auction.

Thank you!!!
 
I'm suprised to see so many 5N.coms, since the 5N.com market, including zip codes, haven't performed well.

Too bad there isn't more of a selection for 3N.com & 4N.com, which are currently both in high demand right now.

Also, why is there a LLL.com at the very bottom of the Numeric Auction :?:
 
I have 100.org and 350.net on the action.
Should be interesting...
 
I have 70.net in there.
 
Ugh, damn you people! 314.net, a 1995 reg, was sitting there glistening in the soft breeze, and sold for less than the ridiculously good deal I even got on it. $710! *sigh* no more no reserve auctions for me - Sedo sucked me into one for the last time. Please folks, when one of these kinds of auctions goes on, look at ALL of the listings not just the super gorgeous ones. This was an absolute steal for whomever got it.
 
Ugh, damn you people! 314.net, a 1995 reg, was sitting there glistening in the soft breeze, and sold for less than the ridiculously good deal I even got on it. $710! *sigh* no more no reserve auctions for me - Sedo sucked me into one for the last time. Please folks, when one of these kinds of auctions goes on, look at ALL of the listings not just the super gorgeous ones. This was an absolute steal for whomever got it.

I totally agree Steve. Those Sedo auction events are really risky for the domains who are not part of the chosen few constantly promoted on Sedo's frontpage. I hope you have better luck next time!
 
Most auctions ended with "reserve not met" ... Extremely high reserve prices IMO


Here is some auctions that ended with "reserve met" :

94.com $81,000
70.net 8,100 EUR ($10,222)
30.net $9,500
81.org $2,900
136.net 2,150 EUR ($2,713)
258.net 1,850 EUR ($2,335)
529.org $1,351
314.net $710
2296.com $676
259.net $650
494.net $605
6260.com $566
6801.com $390
909.org $377
3844.com $360
024.org $350
240.org $309
 
had 60.com in the auction not sure how much did it reach

they should keep the auction results to see how close to reserves domain where reaching at least
 
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