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I can offer one thing, however, and that’s my unused domain names. I’ve had some listed before but rarely with fixed prices. For the following weekend, I’ll keep this post up. After that I’ll remove the names and prices from the post. I expect a lot of these names to sell quickly, so act fast.
The Domains
Most are registered at GoDaddy unless otherwise noted. Wherever its registered, a free account change (or “push”) is available.
BasicWebDesigns.com – $35
BeWP.com – $125 (Moniker)
CodingPlanet.com – $50 (expires within 30 days at NameCheap)
CommentStyles.com – $25
CoolTutorial(s).com – $45 (both singular and plural included, will not separate) FreePremiums.com – $100 (site negotiable)
LoudPress.com – $35
NakedTheme.com – $35
ThemeBible.com – $50
ThemeCoding.com – $45 ThemeDeal(s).com – (both singular and plural included, will not separate) ThemeNews.com
Update: Names that are crossed out have been sold already.
“Theme” related domains are very hard to come by these days, so this may be your chance to grab a quality domain to start a new site around it.
How To Buy
Let me know you want to buy through my contact form or via comments. I usually accept payment via PayPal, but let me know if you have another preferred payment method. It’s first come, first served.
I’ll periodically update the list to reflect sales.
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