SES Extended Online Moniker Auction closes this Thursday
Posted by Chief Editor , Wednesday, 27 August 2008
This just in from Moniker… Consider yourself a savvy domain investor? What valuable domains are the Search Pros missing in Moniker’s Extended Online Domain Auction at Search Engine Strategies? Excellent domain values at all price levels are still available in the auction running on the SnapNames auction platform through Thursday at 12:15 p.m. PT/3:15 p.m. ET. Here’s just a sampling of premier domains:
Ad.com
CTR.com
Parts.net
Pay.com
AdWeb.com
GolfGame.com
SaleFinder.com
Male.org
Cord.com
Decline.com
Trusted.com
Rebate.com & Rebates.com
StudentPrice.com
LoanCalculator.com
iGadget.com
Much.com
NewSkis.com
PCBuy.com
SEO.mobi
SO.net
OrlandoHotelGuide.com
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New Seller’s Agreement reduces exclusivity terms to 60 days Selling names in Moniker’s Live and Extended Domain Auctions just got easier, with a new seller’s agreement that reduces the exclusivity terms down to 60 days. This important revision reinforces our commitment to sell domains on behalf of our clients, and is now one of the lowest terms available on the market. The combined selling power of Moniker and SnapNames makes it possible for us to do this – together Moniker and SnapNames offer the widest reach to domain buyers worldwide. Contact a Moniker representative for more information at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or 1-800-688-6311.
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Moniker brokers domain sale for $579,900 We are pleased to announce the sale of the domain Affiliate.com for $579,900. The transaction was completed through private negotiations by the aftermarket sales team at Moniker. For more information on Moniker’s private brokerage services, contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .
Source: Submission to DomainNews.com on August 11th, 2008 – Posted by Roland G. Buck – Chief Editor
