We will aim to send domains to auctions on a daily basis.

We own a large inventory and also list/broker thousands of domains on behalf of our members.

Our members can request for their domains to go to auctions via their user control panel.

Everyone is interested in different niches. As you never know when the perfect domain from your desired will go to auction, it is best in your best interest to check every day to see what’s on offer.

We set reserves as low as $99 for domains that could retail for as much as $9,999, and higher.

Here are 2 hot picks for today:

FemaieModel.net
Perfect domain to start a model website similar to ModelMayhem.com. I am involved in the modelling and fashion business. It is huge.

LungsDisease.net
This is a category killer health-related domain name that needs no explanation.

Click here to see the current list of domains in our auctions.

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There are quite a few domain auctions going on at various venues. There are also numerous domain marketplaces popping up here, there and everywhere. Well. Even the bible said that in the last days there would be more sellers than buyers .

Anyway, we are now sending domains to auction on a daily basis here at eBusinessDomains.com. We will aim to have at least 5 domains in auction at any given time. Our reserves will be between $99 and $999.

This is another step we are taking as we prepare to launch our full-scale advertising campaigns to target end-users.

Please check back on a daily basis for great deals. Our auctions will either be 24 hours, 3 days or 7 days long.

You can be assured that you will find great domains at low reserves.

Visit our homepage to view the aunction inventory or simply visit the auction list here.

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As we mentioned in a blog post yesterday, we in the process of auctioning some of our .TV domains at $19 reserve.

We are still in the process of implementing some very complex functions to our domain marketplace here at eBusinessDomains.com.

This is affecting our domain auction platform, which is one of the many platforms being upgraded.

As such, bids are currently not going through for the .TV domains.

To be honest, I am a bit surprised at the level of interest.

Our technical team is currently working on some temporary fixes. However, if the problem is not rectified before the auctions end, we will simply sell the domains at $19 to the first persons to express interest for the respective domains.

Simply email support [at] ebusinessdomains.com with the domain(s) that you are interested in and we will be happy to allocate these domains on a first come basis.

Click here to view to the full list of available .TV Domain names.

We will issue a further update if the glitches are resolved within reasonable time.

Please accept our apologies for any inconveniences caused.

I really did use to enjoy reading Ron Jackson’s report on the results of domain auctions at major domain conferences. It was really inspiring to see the top quality domains changing hands at life-changing figures.

Now, I barely track domain auction results. I have lost interest. Domain auctions have lost their splendour. I am not surprised to see a lot of words flying about regarding the lost appeal of domain auctions.

I personally did not have the domains like camera.com or computer.com to submit to these auctions so I didn’t even consider “wasting” my time submitting domains to these live auctions.

However, something changed over the past year. The domains lost quality and literally turned to rubbish! Domain auctions simply became just another crowded marketplace where one had to sift through loads of average domains to find gems worth bidding on.

In my opinion, it is like these domain auctions suddenly became an avenue for certain people to “dump” unwanted low-quality domains. Auctioneers seemed to believe that the grand aurora that domain conferences bring and the ever-shining spotlight would be enough to get away with trying to dump rubbish domains.

Every domain name should be able to go to auction of course, but not just any auction. There is a time and place for everything.

What really turns me off is when auctioneers make a lot of fuss about “premium domains” and then you look at the list and shake your head in disbelief!

Not everyone will be able to spend the high 6 figures or even the 7 figures at a domain auction. So, it is only right that auctioneers include domains of lower values. However, they seem to have dropped their standards way too low.

Domain auctioneers I would assume get a lot of domain submissions. It can be really hard sifting through countless domains. However, this does not mean that you should try and please everyone and put thousands of domains in one auction, even if it is an online auction.

Domain auctions should by all means have a different feel from an overcrowded domain marketplace.

Fusu.com conducted an auction for the Domain Convergence event last year of about 34 domains. The auction did not get the enough market exposure, but it was a brilliant model. You could simply sift through the list within 2 minutes, and the bidding process was as simply as saying the letters of the alphabet. It is such a pity that Fusu.com does not pursue domain auctions as part of their business strategy.

Domain auctions do not have to be complicated. Some of these auctions only possess senseless hype.