I heard there were very low numbers of people at this domain show. I am not sure if somebody on DNF.com was kidding or not, but they said something like 8 people? Source

The Live Auction never happened and was moved to a Online Auction only which clearly didn’t perform either. The auction provider was new into the domain auction game, Fusu.com. Only 38 lots were available with only 10 meeting reserve during the online bidding. DQF.com is still at auction with the current bid at $7,200. The domain names that had bids and reached reserve are as follows:

  1. CanadaTrademarks.net $220
  2. CanadianPub.com $420
  3. Quality.ca $4,800
  4. DownloadPDFs.com $120
  5. ChargerKits.com $310 (most bids with 49)
  6. CelebrityNews.ca $230
  7. Climb.ca $2,500
  8. BuyLand.ca $100
  9. uDonate.net $2,500
  10. ParkingDemo.com $101

26% sold with 6 of the10 selling for Less then $500. Total sold, $11,301

You can see the full domain list and what got bids but didn’t hit reserves here.

4 Responses to Only 10 domains sell in the Domain Convergence auction


  1. Damir
    Oct 16, 2008

    Interesting post – the domain names that have sold well are:

    Quality.ca $4,800
    uDonate.net $2,500

    How far you go in life depends on you being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and the strong. Because someday in life you will have been all of these. – George Washington Carver


  2. Johnny
    Oct 16, 2008

    uDonate.net? Who in their right mind would even spend even seven dollars on that, much less $2,500?

    These are not primo domains. Only Chargerkits.com sounds decent, but even still it represenets several charging products which is not good.


  3. Troy
    Oct 16, 2008

    I think that BuyLand.ca went for a steal.

    Climb.ca would me a great site highlighting rock climbing areas in Canada as well as selling rock climbing equipment, I think that domain was well priced for the buyer as well.

    Troy


  4. Frank Michlick
    Oct 16, 2008

    Hi Jamie,

    We actually had 30 attendees at the event and for a first time auction I don’t think selling 10 out of 39 domains is all that bad.

    Thanks for the post,
    /FM

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