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For Sale TBR - October 19th 2011

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Un grand jour pour les noms de domaine en français!

Some picks en anglais:

DailyPaper.ca
PerfectDate.ca
CommercialRefrigeration.ca
OptionsInvestor.ca
Scientologists.ca
RebateStatus.ca
VitaminA.ca
PhotoMugs.ca
TradeStocksOnline.ca
GeneticallyModified.ca
 
I missed Scientologists, but that's because I did up until "E" before I went out for work, and then drinks. I did the rest with just a little over four rapidly consumed beers in me, which could explain that. I hope that's all that I missed.

Pretty good week from what I could tell otherwise. If I wanted to be really aggressive, I'd have gone after close to two dozen. I only put orders on three, one of which is a "tooth and nail". Will reveal once the results are in.
 
Just 144 TBR domains this week - and if you pull our orders as well, fewer than 100 domains:

lamaisonthai.ca
canadianinvestor.ca
retriever.ca
motorbikehelmets.ca
rvstore.ca
pxl.ca
kromer.ca
pcd.ca
jbt.ca
lawnsign.ca
e-finance.ca
freshmarket.ca
cfc-efc.ca
businessoffice.ca
letting.ca
frommer.ca
persianrug.ca
crookedpixel.ca
anac-anac.ca
scientologists.ca
canpark.ca
alanna.ca
creditbureaucanada.ca
nameplate.ca
cottaging.ca
printcafe.ca
sitting.ca
torontowastedisposal.ca
cort.ca
qsr.ca
abused.ca
sona.ca
freemoneycasino.ca
realestateadvisors.ca
expertfitness.ca
rebatestatus.ca
golfdriver.ca
loaninterest.ca
xec.ca
realestateinvestmenttrust.ca
purenature.ca
dyk.ca
oakleaf.ca
groupsavings.ca
personalwebsite.ca
pedagogy.ca
qwp.ca
chaz.ca
wwwmortgages.ca
playcasinofree.ca
dailypaper.ca
hjk.ca
tutu.ca
bcmovers.ca
souptonuts.ca
advertisingideas.ca
brianbianco.ca
hophead.ca
honeymarket.ca
rentacabin.ca
petsphotography.ca
chutzpah.ca
xart.ca
aqui.ca
canadianfishingresorts.ca
ontarioforeclosure.ca
businessbureau.ca
agorareview.ca
truecolours.ca
bcmi.ca
bodybuildingforums.ca
vitamina.ca
vancouverautomotive.ca
techstore.ca
onlinegambler.ca
oneink.ca
actiongame.ca
burnabyescorts.ca
urchin.ca
hockeymall.ca
apocalypsecreations.ca
samchung.ca
xtx.ca
commercialrefrigeration.ca
prepaidfuneral.ca
maudio.ca
legaltranslations.ca
jennycraigcanada.ca
mumz.ca
wizzy.ca
quickink.ca
ghj.ca
golfstars.ca
living-land.ca
bedfordhomes.ca
bizinformation.ca
aroundthebend.ca
telehomecare.ca
yuno.ca
cyberhenge.ca
vetu.ca
immobiliare.ca
creditcardmerchants.ca
sunnychoi.ca
avensys.ca
saison.ca
freewebsiteaddress.ca
lkj.ca
webhostingintoronto.ca
smartconsumer.ca
smarterchoice.ca
smarterchoices.ca
ryersoneducation.ca
photomugs.ca
logjam.ca
geneticallymodified.ca
fesco.ca
dailymedia.ca
dayna.ca
databasemarketing.ca
domainregistrationservice.ca
blc-rothschild.ca
marketingagencytoronto.ca
cfo2go.ca
tosa.ca
thelsattutor.ca
wealthyinvestor.ca
wyndhams.ca
take2.ca
trafficdomains.ca
tradestocksonline.ca
threekings.ca
scanmaster.ca
silverbirch.ca
synergas.ca
perfectdate.ca
optionsinvestor.ca
imacs.ca
golfset.ca
goodboy.ca
ekocorp.ca
executivelounge.ca
castoroil.ca
booksdirect.ca
 
I missed Scientologists, but that's because I did up until "E" before I went out for work, and then drinks. I did the rest with just a little over four rapidly consumed beers in me, which could explain that. I hope that's all that I missed.

Pretty good week from what I could tell otherwise. If I wanted to be really aggressive, I'd have gone after close to two dozen. I only put orders on three, one of which is a "tooth and nail". Will reveal once the results are in.

Okay, it is time to reveal your picks!
 
Okay, it is time to reveal your picks!

BCmovers.ca - obvious reasons. I did not see huge money opportunity in this, since it's such a well populated keyword, and that many moving companies are mom-and-pop outfits with an @rogers.com email address and no website. Therefore, I could not envision selling it for more than high $xxx in the best of cases, and didn't want to run the risk, being a harder name to sell.

Abused.ca - acquired by Pool.com, at which I placed no backorders this week. It's definitely a good name, good potential to be sold to an anti-abuse foundation of some sort. I'd have fought a bit for it, though I stood back since I had a feeling there would be stiff competition. At pick #31, I guess I wasn't dead-on.

Chaz.ca - this was my "tooth and nail" name, which I would gladly have paid $xxx for, but snatched for just $22 at MyID. "Chaz on Charles" is a condo project in downtown Toronto. Many variations of the name have been taken in both .com and .ca. So I figured, what's easier to remember than chaz.ca? When the time is right, I plan on hiring some flyer distributors to hand out flyers soliciting those looking to buy or rent in the project. You can't have a much more legit-looking email than [email protected] ;)

Care to share your picks?
 
BCmovers.ca - obvious reasons. I did not see huge money opportunity in this, since it's such a well populated keyword, and that many moving companies are mom-and-pop outfits with an @rogers.com email address and no website. Therefore, I could not envision selling it for more than high $xxx in the best of cases, and didn't want to run the risk, being a harder name to sell.

I saw it but it suits a more local seller I think.

Chaz.ca - this was my "tooth and nail" name, which I would gladly have paid $xxx for, but snatched for just $22 at MyID. "Chaz on Charles" is a condo project in downtown Toronto. Many variations of the name have been taken in both .com and .ca. So I figured, what's easier to remember than chaz.ca? When the time is right, I plan on hiring some flyer distributors to hand out flyers soliciting those looking to buy or rent in the project. You can't have a much more legit-looking email than [email protected] ;)

There is an excellent example of acting local - the domain is worth real money in such a situation.


Care to share your picks?

DailyPaper.ca, PerfectDate.ca, CommercialRefrigeration.ca, OptionsInvestor.ca, Scientologists.ca, RebateStatus.ca, VitaminA.ca, PhotoMugs.ca, TradeStocksOnline.ca, and GeneticallyModified.ca ;)
 
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