Rick Latona announced that they decided not to do any more domain name auctions on Latona’s .Therefore,knowing that Sedo dominated the online domain auction space,he decided to run a no reserve domain name auction on Sedo . The sale will end with 100 percent of these domain names going to the highest bidder. Some interesting domain names in the auction include : Destin.net ISU.com HeavyweightBoxer.com DayTraders.net KansasCity.net iNotebook.com iExam.com LeMars.com Barriers.net HairStudios.com NudieBars.com WebCollections.com stating.com RRA.co.uk RecordingStudios.co.uk e-Payments.com The auction features 49 domain names with no reserve .You can see the entire inventory on Sedo.com .

09|20|2010 1:46 am EDT Latona Cancels TRAFFIC Hong Kong Show by Adam Strong in Categories: Events – 0 Comments Rick Latona announced from his blog that the TRAFFIC Hong Kong show has been cancelled .

04|27|2010 2:39 pm EDT Rick Latona’s Low Reserve .EU Auction Results by Frank Michlick in Categories: Domain Auction – 3 Comments Share Tags: Tags: Domain Auction , Domain Sales , Result , rick latona . 3 Comments Tim April 27, 2010 @ 3:35 pm EDT That’s b/c .eu does not represent anyone specific….instead a region

“Now for something completely different” – Monty Python [news release] Today we running a premium name auction with each name at a $1000 reserve. There are some really great names on this list so take the time to read them all

Premium domain names with each name at $1000 reserve are being auctioned right now at Latona’s Daily Domain Auction. The auction started yesterday at 6 p.m. EST .

200 premium .mx domain names are being auctioned at Latona’s Daily Domain Auction. The auction will end today,at 8 pm EST . The starting bid and reserve on each domain name is $60 .

04|15|2010 3:43 pm EDT Rick Latona’s Second “Daily” Auction Yields $19,474 by Frank Michlick in Categories: Domain Sales , Up to the Minute – 1 Comment Rick Latona’s second “daily” auction also listed domains from the company’s own inventory with the starting bid once more set at $1. The second auction yielded a total result of $19,474 according to our own tally for the 48 domains – the previous auction of 100 domains had brought in a total of over $130,000 . The average sales price for the first auction was  $1,320.45 whereas the second auction was only at an average of $405.71 per domain.