There are currently 25 domain names out of the 1,891 domains in the extended auction on SnapNames.com that currently have at least one bid for the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. auction.
The highest bid of any domain in the auction currently is for Figures.com with a current bid of $110,890
2 domains have more than one bid and include:
SSSA.com with 3 bids and a current minimum bid price of $751
MonthlyBudget.com with 2 bids and a current minimum bid price of $2,340
The remaining 23 domain names hold one bid. The price shown with the domain name is the current minimum bid price.
5900.com $1,230
AutoLoanQuote.com $325
BodyPainters.com $1,230
CatalogShoppers.com $505
CelebrityCollectibles.com $1,230
ChildCounseling.com $1,230
CocoBay.com $325
Contestants.com $8,040
FatFreeCookies.com $615
Figures.com $110,890
FinancialAidPlan.com $325
IceCreamPops.com $325
LondonRentalCar.com $3,050
Lunching.com $1,230
MotorCarInsurance.com $1,820
OnlineWork.com $6,140
OrganicChicken.com $9,670
RestaurantLosAngeles.com $6,140
SaintNicholas.com $6,080
SwissClocks.com $1,230
TheRawFoodDiet.com $615
WatchCollection.com $6,140
Ycg.com $4,810
The auction ends this Wed, November 4th 2010 at approx. 2:15 PM CT.
During the live auction events at TRAFFIC New York 2009, RickLatona.com walked away the winner with $1.3 Million in total sales, with Moniker/Snapnames coming in at $412,150.
Rick Latona’s extended auction ends November 5th 2010 at approx 12:30 PM CT. Not many domains have any bids, but I did notice the package StateFlag.com and StateFlags.com had a $25K bid meeting reserve. There may be more bids but it’s hard to look through pages and pages of domains to see if any more have bids. Proxibid is not set up as most domain related sites are.
federer
Thanks for the update, Jamie.
There are now 6 domains that currently have multiple bids. There are a few gems that have been dug up from the mass – CherryHillHotels.com, MonthlyBudget.com, MotorcarInsurance.com. We should see some more serious bidding today and tomorrow, especially in the closing hour where the auction always heats up.