Posts Tagged ‘Domainfest’

Domainfest Extended Auction Shows Actual Reserves

Written on August 23rd, 2010 by directnavigationno shouts

The Domainfest extended auction ends on Wednesday. It includes domains that were for sale in the live auction that did not meet reserve along with other high quality domains. At [...]

I’m Booked for DomainFest 2011 – Are You?

Written on June 22nd, 2010 by directnavigation3 shouts

When I spoke yesterday with my contact at Oversee, I told them again how great Domainfest 2010 in LA was. The speakers, networking, hotel and parties were all first class. [...]

Dating.com sells for $1,750,000 At Domainfest

Written on May 13th, 2010 by directnavigationno shouts

The Domainfest auction is going strong. I was just told that Dating.com sold for $1,750,000. Other high sales include boardgames.com at $450,000. The auction is still in progress, but is [...]

Moniker Announces Domainfest Live Auction List for Ft. Lauderdale

Written on May 6th, 2010 by directnavigationno shouts

Here is the latest and most likely THE live auction list – not in order yet. It looks like Monte put together a great list.
This is downloadable here: http://domainauctions.moniker.com/viewCatalog?id=55&x=67&y=7
Domain [...]

Rumor – There was a Traffic Show In Milan This Week

Written on April 29th, 2010 by directnavigation7 shouts

Years ago, Rick Schwartz got 100 plus domainers out of their basement. They all followed the Pied Pipper to a small Marriott in Delray Beach. It was truly a special [...]

One Last Post Regarding The Playboy Mansion

Written on February 3rd, 2010 by directnavigation2 shouts

Many people read playboy for the articles. Some go to party’s at the playboy mansion strictly for the food and networking. I can honestly say that Domainers do not fit [...]

Back From DomainFest With Lots of Good Stories

Written on January 31st, 2010 by directnavigationno shouts

I’m sorry for going dark the last few days. Since there were a number of blogs covering the basics, i.e. the seminars, the auction, etc., I thought I’d wait and [...]