Canadian domain investor and fintech sleuth, George Kirikos, announced a series of remarkable lowball sales using his domain research tool, Canadrill.
The data mining tool can scan 100 trillion WHOIS records in under one hour, churning out detailed reports on past registrants, financial records with the SEC, and even trademark databases in Morocco, Palestine, Benelux, and the USPTO.
Kirikos published the results of these amazing lowball sales:
“It’s remarkable what one can find using Canadrill, and I am going to post a detailed tutorial on how to take advantage of such public records that remain untapped – here are some domains that were acquired at a pittance!”
According to Kirikos, the following never before reported domain sales were dug up by his Candrill tool in 14 minutes, after searching 2.5 billion public documents:
- SmartWidgetPocket.com – sold for $350 on DNForum
- RaunchyOrchid.org – sold for $27 dollars on DropCatch
- OpenMyClosedEyes.com – sold for $780.12 via a private sale
- BiggFut.com – sold for $70 bucks plus Escrow.com fees in 2001
- CanadiansDoBetterJob.ca – sold for a loonie in 1997
The Canadrill tool has patents pending, and it’s expected to be acquired by a major registrar such as GoDaddy, once its code is streamlined to modern coding practices.
