Comments on: MysteryDomainAuction canceled, money refunded http://www.domainnamenews.com/up-to-the-minute/mysterydomainauction-canceled-money-refunded/3665 News and Views from the Domain Name Industry Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:26:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Chris Nielsen http://www.domainnamenews.com/up-to-the-minute/mysterydomainauction-canceled-money-refunded/3665/comment-page-1#comment-62350 Chris Nielsen Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:06:54 +0000 http://www.domainnamenews.com/?p=3665#comment-62350 I'm glad to see John made this decision and is handling it this way. I think the domain Mystery Domain Auction.com could still be used to auction off domains where the buyers can't tell what it is they are buying, and I would be happy to have some of my domains auctioned off on a site like that. While it may sound like a stupid idea, I think many people would be willing to risk a few bucks for domain name, especially if the domain had a stated topic, with traffic and income stats. Example: Financial industry domain, registered in 2006, PR2, 1272 uniques in 2008, and earned $172.82 from parking at TrafficZ. In this case, does it really matter what the domain is...? :-) I’m glad to see John made this decision and is handling it this way. I think the domain Mystery Domain Auction.com could still be used to auction off domains where the buyers can’t tell what it is they are buying, and I would be happy to have some of my domains auctioned off on a site like that. While it may sound like a stupid idea, I think many people would be willing to risk a few bucks for domain name, especially if the domain had a stated topic, with traffic and income stats.

Example: Financial industry domain, registered in 2006, PR2, 1272 uniques in 2008, and earned $172.82 from parking at TrafficZ.

In this case, does it really matter what the domain is…? :-)

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