These good domains are currently in pre-release.

I was just looking through some “old” domains currently available for pre-release backordering at NameJet. Here are some worth backordering. I haven’t checked any of these domains for trademarks, though. You should carefully consider trademark issues before buying any domain.

Squiggles.com – registered 14 years ago and every other major TLD is registered. A great brandable name. There are a few products with this name, though, so don’t park it if you win it.

DGMS.com – a nice acronym domain registered since 1994. As with any acronym, be careful about parking.

BrainTech.com – great brandable.

LocalFocus.com – perfect for today’s “focus” on local.

NetSol.net – you shouldn’t register this one. Network Solutions should. And since it’s registered at Network Solutions currently…

WashingtonGolf.com – great state golf domain

HSDG.com – good acronym and has a DMOZ listing

LeasedLabor.com – short term labor market and/or contract gig domain (hint: LeaseLabor.com is currently available for registration)

CherryhillNJ.com – townships’ official site is Cherryhill-NJ.com

HealthTek.com – nice brandable. Double check trademarks.

MemoryEtc.com – good domain for burgeoning memory training market

CreativeOnline.com – remember, “online” is the most common keyword sold in GoDaddy’s marketplace

TennisWeek.com – start an online pub about Tennis

NetAsset.com – financial or web services domain

InnovativeCuisine.com – perfect for foodies

FiveStarFood.com – another good foodie domain

CanineCuisine.com – for all the k-9 foodies

MegaSites.com – forget mini sites. Start a service offering mega sites.

LandscapeCompany.com – name says it all

FloridaLighting.com – ditto

VancouverHouses.com – I like homes better, but still a good one in a hot real estate market

BumperBowling.com – own the market

CommerceCenter.com – many uses

WallVisions.com – good for art or projection services

YourHospital.com – perfect for medical services directory, social network, or patient services site

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A smart domain registration — from $10 to at least $1,000 in two weeks.

ICANN plans to use “digital archery” to determine in which batch new top level domain applications are included.

One savvy domainer seized on the opportunity and registered DigitalArchery.com on March 31.

Just another sucker hand registering a domain that will never sell?

Hardly.

DigitalArchery.com has a $1,000 bid at Sedo. The auction closes tomorrow.

A 100x return in just two weeks sounds pretty good.

The seller’s listing reads:

“Digital Archery is the evolution of gaming/lottery on the Internet. The beginning of a craze that will sweep the web. The revolution of “skilled lottery” starts here. Digital Archery.”

Who would pay $1,000 for a such a domain? One candidate is Pool.com, which recently announced a digital archery service for the new TLD launch.

It charges $25,000 if it manages to get you into the top batch and $10,000 if it gets you into the top 50% of batches. So spending $1,000 to potentially snag a few extra customers would be well worth it.

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Wyndham Hotels among end users to buy domains last week.

Here are 14 end user domain purchases from the past week. All sales are at Afternic unless otherwise noted.

A California company, iBots LLC, bought iBots.com for $5,000. The soon-to-launch company will offer marketing automation software.

Wyndham Hotels, which owns a chain called Night Hotels, bought NightHotels.com for $1,500 at Sedo.

A company called International Gaming Solutions in Romania bought IGSonline.com for $7,688.

NetSuite partner vConstruct bought TheNewOffice.com for $1,200.

Here’s an interesting buy. Altria, parent company of Philip Morris, bought GoldTracks.com for $2,988.

Email company FreshAddress paid $1,200 for SafetoSend.com.

Laser tag gun company Delta Strike upgraded from DeltaStrike.net to DeltaStrike.com for $2,500.

The owner of Playbill.com bought ArtsEDU.com for $2,200.

ACP Magazines paid $1,250 for TechLife.net at Sedo, the name of a magazine it just launched.

The infamous Psychic Friends Network paid $2,000 for PsychicFriend.com. Hopefully they used their psychic powers to negotiate a good deal on the domain.

EnerCal USA, which owns Texas energy company Texpo Energy, bought PennnsylvaniaPower.com for $1,000 and SouthwestPower.com for $1,600.

Greves Protection Management bought CorporateInvestigators.com for $2,000.

Here’s a great one. Vantage Deluxe World Travel bought Discoveries.com for 12,000 EUR at Sedo.

Precision Pipe & Products Inc., which sells steel piping, paid $1,000 for InfraSteel.com.

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