About a month ago, I discovered the domain auction site, Bido.com, and am a big fan of it.
Why?
Because the site is aimed at domain investors, it has neat features built into it, that make buying and selling domain names nice and easy.
How Does Bido Work?
Simple. It only has one domain name up for auction daily, and each one carries no reserve, which means it sells at true market value. The only spotty thing is that when one submits a domain name for inclusion in an upcoming auction, one is not notified whether a name is accepted, or not.
Any Big News @ Bido?
Recently, well as of yesterday July 16th, domain name DebtNews.com, was auctioned off @ the highest bid, which was an impressive $10,628.00
That is alot of money for a domain name. It goes to show that if you learn the art and science of domaining, you can write your own ticket to Disney World. (or wherever you want to go)
What’s So Cool About Bido?
What is totally awesome about Bido, is that each domain name submitted, comes with an expert commentary, and these domainers know what they are talking about.
Each domain name gets an informal verbal appraisal, if you will, and this is by far, a an excellent way to learn how domains are viewed, and which ones are valuable, and which ones are poopie poo.
How Much Does It Cost To Join Bido?
You can join Bido, for the low cost of zero, nada, zip, zilch. It is 100% free to join, and bid. But there is a cost to auction off a name, in the form of a commission to Bido. But it is very reasonable.
Think you know about domain investing? Find out @ Bido.
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