Mama.com $155,000

MovingCompany.com $150,000

Sly.com $50,000

None of those domain names have hit reserve.

There are 10 domains that have hit reserve and will sell.

We wish all the Seller and Bidders the best of luck

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There were 216 bidders in the auction with 5 willing to pay $10K or more for the domain.

The winning bidder Id was: wonderwgq

The domain name committed.com which was a free drop domain sold on Namejet.com for $8,966

A few other auctions from NameJet.com:

PersonalinjuryLawFirm.com sold for $7,550

CherryhillNJ.com $3,988

CivilUnions.com sold for $3,400

buddhists.com Sold for $3,304…

The auction begins on May 26, 2012 and runs until May 31, 2012.

In all there are 200 .Me domain names included in the auction

As in the previously couple of .Me Sedo auctions, the list is light on call to action or verb domains and has a lot of keywords and Geographic domains.

Here is the full list

Yup

Zuke.com

The auction had 203 people, with 5 willing to pay over $20K and 13 willing to pay over $1,000.

The winner at the end of the day went to the bidder Id: wonderwgq

Now as for the name why would so many people be chasing down Zuke?

I have no answer.

Zukes.com is a popular brand of dog treat but there is a trademark.

Looks like Zuke is the name of a band, it could be a sir name or family name and many companies have “Zuke” somewhere in their name.

But Zuke.com had little to no traffic.

$40K seems really pricey for this type of domain, unless I’m missing something which I often am.

In any case this was a drop domain so someone just let a $40K asset go for nothing.

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There were 223 people in the auction but only 8 that were willing to bid $5K or more.

9455.com sold for $3,334

Heavylift.com sold for $3,300

Choirs.com sold for $2,845

CashBackCards.com $2,700

impms.com sold for $2,101

hummels.com $1,950…

I’m not sure when it changed, but I wanted to alert everyone to the fact that the bulk bidding page has changed, so when you pull up all the domains at auction using the bulk bidding tool, the page auto fills the next highest bid amount in each domain auction.

If you intend to only bid on one or two names on your bulk page, you’re going to have to remove all the other default bids NameJet.com put sinto each of the domain auctionson the bulk page, otherwise you will wind up placing a big on all the domains on your bulk bidding page.

This happened to me the other day and I wound up bidding on 8 domains, when I was only trying to put a bid on one.

Fortunately for me I wound up getting outbid on all the other domains, but it was a good lesson which is to watch for auto bids when using Namejet.com bulk bidding page.

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Social.com sold last year for $2.6 Million Dollars making it the highest priced domain sale of 2011.

This sale on NameJet.com represents a little under 10% of the .com sales price which seems just about right.

There were 21 bidders willing to pay $10K or more for the domain, 13 willing to pay $20K or more, 5 willing to pay $50K or more – and then the bidding came down to 3 bidders who were into the six figures.

A total of 415 bidders signed up for the heavily promoted auction.

The final winning bid of $228,600 was made by a user going under the id “qgpfexzorg”

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As of publication the high bid has reached $50,000 but has not hit reserve.

So far there are 30 bids in the auction which ends in 26+ days.

As a disclaimer we are not the owner of the domain, nor do we represent or have any financial interest in the domain or the outcome of the auction.

Its certainly as nice name.

I remember that the domain name Best.com sold into the six figure within the last couple of years I think around $400K

When it comes to language or domain names, best is better than  better.

You can now say that one 4 times fast.

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The high bidder’s ID was Maxbid.

In all there were 174 bidders in the auction with 7 bidding $5K or more.

The domain name ePhoto.com was a pure drop domain, meaning it didn’t drop to a certain service, and could have been caught by anyone.

According to DomainTools appears to have been last owned by Verisign and registered at melbourneit.com.

Whether Verisign actually owned the domain or took possession of it years ago on an earlier drop, and why they would simply allow it to drop again is anyone’s guess.

According to Screenshots.com the domain has been parked for a number of years.

Here is the old whois record:

Domain Name.......... ephoto.com
  Creation Date........ 1995-10-18
  Registration Date.... 2009-09-27
  Expiry Date.......... 2011-11-19
  Organisation Name.... Verisign Inc.
  Organisation Address. 21355 Ridgetop Circle
  Organisation Address.
  Organisation Address. Dulles
  Organisation Address. 20166
  Organisation Address. VA
  Organisation Address. UNITED STATES

Admin Name........... Verisign Hostmaster
  Admin Address........ Verisign, Inc.
  Admin Address........ 21345 Ridgetop Circle
  Admin Address........ Dulles
  Admin Address........ 20166
  Admin Address........ VA
  Admin Address........ UNITED STATES
  Admin Email.......... vshostmaster@verisign.com
  Admin Phone.......... +1.7039484300
  Admin Fax............ +1.7039484331

Tech Name............ Melbourne IT Tech
  Tech Address......... 636 Ellis Street
  Tech Address.........
  Tech Address......... Mountain View
  Tech Address......... 94043
  Tech Address......... CA
  Tech Address......... UNITED STATES
  Tech Email........... tech@melbourneitdbs.com
  Tech Phone........... +1.8669073267
  Tech Fax............. +1.6509633266
  Name Server.......... f4.nstld.com
  Name Server.......... g4.nstld.com
  Name Server.......... l4.nstld.com
  Name Server.......... a4.nstld.com…