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For Sale TBR domains for .ca

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oah.ca $310

best name by far was style.ca --- no doubt it is worth $4300 and much more...

congrats to the new owner!
 
I only picked up one, noix.ca (means 'nuts' in french). It's a good sign that competition is still strong in the TBR. Did everyone see that article at Forbes.com 'Get Your Internet Domains Now'
 
if LLL's have dropped to about $100+ on the forum, why is jcm worth 600 and oah worth 310?
is it auction-mania?
 
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the auction causes excitment and gets more eyes. Also, non canadian residents can bid as well as they can keep the cira registrant as sibername.

style.ca seems to be bought by the president of an online travel agency.
 
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Also, non canadian residents can bid as well as they can keep the cira registrant as sibername.

Which is yet another reason CIRA ought to suspend Sibername.
 
I know who bought style.ca, he lives 10 minutes from me, is a friend of my wifes family, I have done various business with him and continue to as of last week.

Not sure what prompted this buy but Ill ask.

btw what happened with D7.ca?
 
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i wanted style but it went too high for my liking. damn good name though.
 
I already regret not going higher on style...it was well worth it.
 
congrats to the people who got iie.ca, cng.ca and nsf.ca. I overslept...
 
I won a few lll on pool but have yet to receive an email from the registrars, how long does that usually take?
 
At Pool, I noticed the domains that were showing 1 bidder were still at the minimum. How does pool determine who the 1 bidder is if all participants in that auction had to bid the minimum $60 to be included? Is the bidder the person who first backordered the domain?

ex: i'm in the auction for xyz.ca and it's only showing 1 bidder at $60 and it's not me.
 
It takes a couple days before you get an email to transfer to your CIRA account. Assuming pool knows that info already, if you haven't received it yet you should contact them.

Spex, i am pretty sure that the first person to backorder a name is usually the bidder who wins it at $60. If it was shown as red to you then you had to bid.
 
Thanks Investor. That's what I assumed and someone confirmed this for me via PM
 
Yes that's what I saw at the end. I was interested in homebiz, looks like it used to be a site, plus it's just a good term anyway.
 
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