New Domains pages updated

We’ve now updated our New Domains pageto show some of the domains we’ve added to our portfolio in recent months. These are only a selection of domains. As always, for a full list of domains currently available for sale, visit our pages on Sedo

To long a break from posting!

Well, there has been quite a gap since the last post on here, but hopefully they’ll be far more frequent from now on. It was a busy summer and the “we’ll post tomorrow” has now gone one for over 1 month – so it’s about time we actually posted. We’ll now plan to post a couple of times every week at the least, to keep you up-to-date with our own domains portfolio and with the domain after market in general.

We’ve added quite a few domains to our portfolio since the last post, most notably the 3 letter mxb.info, the amusing blingstring.com (welcome to the world of bling!) and inheemsen.com.

To search the full list of domains in our portfolio, visit our Sedo listings

Domainers, the equivalent of e-mail spammers?

According to an article mentioned on Domain Name Wire, this is the case. In agreement with the comments on domain name wire, this article has been a rushed job.

Of course there are domainers out there tagging domains and snapping them up the 2nd they lapse, then holding original owners to ransom. However, I also know of some who happily hand the domain back if original owners contact them within a certain period.

There are also domainers who wait for a fairly generous time after a domain has lapsed before snapping it up for themselves.

In terms of comparing Domainers to Spammers – well thats just nonsense. You wouldn’t class everyone who uses email as a spammer, so it’s not very fair to be comparing all domainers with spammers.

Of course there are those who are out to hold ex-owners to ransom, but there are even more simply out to build their own businesses.

Dollars.com – the start of a flurry of currency domain sales?

Interesting that dollars.com is this weeks biggest earner according to DNJournal, selling for $650k compared with the second highest domain name to sell, cushion.com, which sold for $75k. A fairly impressive difference.

There will no doubt now by a flurry to find money related domain names now that this value has been put on the most relevant money term around. It will also be interesting, don’t you think, to see what impact this has on both euro.com and pound.com which are also both parked. I wonder if they’ll sell soon? Or if click revenue will spike in the coming days because of the publicity surrounding dollar.com.

In terms of money related domains, we now have savebillions.com and 2daydeals.com for sale. savebillions.com is a recent addition to our portfolio and has a starting bid of £150. We’ve now started the steps to generating traffic to it, and we think there is quite a bit of potential there. In terms of 2daydeals.com, this is a fair size traffic generator, acheiving just over 1k unique views in June. Like savebillions.com, this has a starting bid price of £150.

Both domains are now for sale through our Sedo Portfolio.

wheresmyfriend.com for sale

The domain name www.wheresmyfriend.com is now up for sale by Easydomains. The domain has been optimised and submitted to Google, Yahoo and MSN.

We’ll update in a couple of weeks on traffic and SE listings. For now, if you’d like to view this domain, visit: www.wheresmyfriend.com or visit Sedo to place your bid to buy.

Weclome to Easydomains

Hopefully this blog will help you in buying / selling your own domains from your own portfolio. We’ve built it specifically to let you see our own portfolio of domain names, and give you the chance to track new additions, view recently sold domains and generally browse our account.

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