October 16, 2008; 03:34 AM
(PRWEB) October 16, 2008 -- 3-D.com, a website that has been around since 1998, will soon be up for grabs through auction by Sedo.com.
The domain's long time presence on the Internet makes it a valuable
piece of web real estate and an asset to a variety of search campaigns
based on domain history. This short and simple name also makes it easy
to remember, a key factor in online campaigns today when half the
battle is getting people to remember where they are supposed to go.
Bidding will open at 2:00 PM EST on Thursday, October 16th, 2008 in
the United States. Sedo.com is hosting the sale and is certifying
bidders in preparation for the scheduled auction. GreatDomains.com,
a partner of Sedo.com, is listing 3-D.com at the top of its "premium
auction" category based on the simplicity of the name and age of the
domain.
3-D.com has been online for 10 years and until recently served as an
information source for three dimensional or "3D" resources, news and
links. The domain makes use of a hyphen to distinguish it as a site
pertaining to 3-D or 3-dimensional topics, as opposed to the more
ambiguous 3D.com. Hyphenation of domain names is a tricky concept and
an often controversial argument among savvy internet users, but as
"3-D" is the correct abbreviation for three-dimensional, the domain
name is technically and grammatically correct.
The domain name auction is slated to run for one week, from October
16th to October 23rd. Bidding will begin at $1000 USD, a conservative
figure given the domain's history and variety of applicable uses. The
domain name is well suited for a variety of 3-D art or animation
companies or 3-D modeling and design firms. For more information,
please view the auction listing for 3-D.com at Sedo.com.
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