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Exclusive Domain Auction announced for Casino Affiliate Convention
Moniker teams up with the Casino Affiliate Convention (CAC) to bring its successful domain auctions to the Casino and Gaming industry. Watch history unfold as some of the highest profile casino and gaming domains go on the auction block. If you’re responsible for building your company’s online brand or driving online sales in the competitive casino and gaming market, don’t miss this great opportunity to find the web addresses that can help you meet your goals.
The auction will be structured as an online Silent Auction. All CAC attendees will receive a special password to be able to access the Silent Auction and will have FREE access to bid on these names. Only the best casino, gaming and related industry domains will be included. Auction inventory is still going through the Moniker valuation and selection process, but early contenders for this premium domain auction include:
800PlaceBet.com
Bet.cc
Bet-On-The-Superbowl.com
BlackjackDealer.mobi
BlackjackOnline.mobi
CashGamers.com
CasinoAmsterdam.com
CasinoCruise.de
GamingLive.com
GamingNow.com
iBetting.net
MySportsBet.mobi
OffShoreGames.com
Paigow.mobi
RankedPlayers.com
VirtualGambler.net
WorldLottery.mobiGet a head start…
The master inventory list of domains will be released on April 18. In the meantime, here’s what you can do to prepare for the premier Moniker Silent Domain Auction at CAC:
1.) Register now for CAC Amsterdam. Once you are registered, you will be eligible to receive the exclusive password for the CAC auction. If you are already registered for the event, please contact CAC at Marketa@CAC2007.com to get your exclusive password.
2.) Do your homework. Mark your calendar for April 18 and bookmark the Moniker Auction Web Pages to keep up with the latest. Check back on the site after April 18 to get the master inventory list and start researching available domains. The Moniker site provides you with tools and stats to help you determine which domains you may want to bid on.
3.) Line up financing now. Moniker’s partner Domain Capital is currently accepting financing applications, and may be able to provide funds for up to 60% of the purchase price of the domain. To find out more, contact Moniker at sales@moniker.com.
4) Log on, Bid and Win! The Moniker Silent Auction at CAC kicks of on May 3 (the first day of the convention) and runs for two weeks. Find the web address you’ve always wanted or build a network portfolio that will be the envy of your competitors. Get ready now for the Moniker Silent Auction at CAC Amsterdam!
For more information or to submit domains for consideration in a future auction, contact Moniker today at sales@moniker.com or call 1-800-688-6311 or (954) 984-8445.
See you guys in a few weeks!!!
All the best,
i knew where to find the master list that was supposed to be released on the 18th … does anyone here have a link?
I believe you need to register as a bidder, and the cost should be around $100 which can be used towards purchases.
$100 for the list ? :Cry:
surely not. refunded if i buy something, but no list to determine if im interested in anything? nothing was mentioned about that before. only that on the 18th we could view the full list …
not for the list, to register as a bidder but don’t take my word for it
Tarzan wrote::1circling well if anyone finds that list, please post about it :bigsmile:Here is the list of my domains that will be at the auction http://www.casinoaffiliateprograms.com/bb/i-have-some-domains-to-sell.19679.html?
Hey guys,
OK, to view the entire list of domains that will be up for sale, please go to:
http://www.moniker.com/liveauction
Don’t forget that you will need the special password there.
If anyone needs it, please contact me: Marketa@CAC2007.com
As far as the $99 mentioned above, that is only for absentee bidders. If you are registered for CAC Amsterdam, you do not have to pay that fee.
Let me know if I can help any further!
See you all real soon
Best,
Digital Angel wrote:Hey guys,OK, to view the entire list of domains that will be up for sale, please go to:
http://www.moniker.com/liveauction
Don’t forget that you will need the special password there.
I’m struggling to see how you log in – any clues please DA? Have the password…
Cheers
Simmo!
I don’t get why folks should pay fees and jump through hoops to get an auction list.
You would think they would want the largest number of potential bidders.I’m not sure about the full list, but here are the domains I’ve put forward:
http://activadomains.com/index.php?mod=search&category=47&list=category&lang=en
The .es domains have not been submitted. Not included in this category but also added to the Moniker auction:
DirectAffiliate.com
MobileBets.euI haven’t had any confirmation from Moniker yet if any / some / all of these domains will be on the list for the auction.
Can somebody who is registerd please post the list or even in the private sector? I too agree, why would they not gladly post the items for auction, seems very strange to me?
Brian
Moniker has not been very responsive. i also tried to setup their financing thing they offer and got no reply.
Then this public list was supposed to be available a week ago, not even an update.
I got an email from Marc saying he “think” you have register… registration is $100 bucks redeemable if you bid on the names.
However if you must spend 100.00 to find out if you are even interested does not seem very facilitating…. :hattip:
thanks for the list Tarzan :hattip:
never seen so many useless overvalued domains in my life (i have bought and sold quite a few domains for $10-$50k+ , so i have a fair idea of a domains value)
but i guess it really is worth what a buyers wants to pay for it, but i just cant see the valuation is these
$50,001 – $100,000 InternetGold.com
$50,001 – $100,000 casinoreview.com
$50,001 – $100,000 webpoker.com – is this for real
$5,001 – $10,000 FREE-PASSWORD.COM ??? lol wtf$1MM – $5MM BestCasinos.com … common now, be serious
$1MM – $5MM OnlineCasinos.com …. OK, great name, BUT onlinecasinos.net sold last year (before usa ban too) for $17k
$100,001 – $250,000 BoatCasino.com LOL, LOL, LOL
$100,001 – $250,000 gambling.org – OK, good domain – but still i think is a bit overpriced…… so how much is my domain worth ukgambling.org ??? which i registered last year for $8
