Sedo & DNF Partnership

Rob · Jun 27, 2004

Sedo & DNF Partnership

Sedo Partners with the World's Largest Domain Name Discussion Arena

Sedo is proud to announce its partnership with DNF! Our goal here at Sedo is to provide our customers with the complete solutions for your domain name needs, and we feel that our integrated partnership with DNF is a perfect addition to our services for the domain name community.

DNF is the largest domain name forum on the Internet where you can learn all aspects of the domain business. Whether it's finding tools to help you catch domains, to learn about the domain industry, or you just want to chat with other domain professionals, DNF is the place to go.

From now own Sedo will integrate its discussion section with DNF. You can of course still visit Sedo's internal forum under this link, but we highly recommend that our users keep abreast of news, changes, and information in the domain market and by visiting DNF. Best of all, to show how valuable our users are, DNF is offering any Sedo member who orders a product of $19 or more in value, a free DNF Gold Membership(a $15.95 value)! Simply enter the following link in your browser and get your complimentary gold lifetime membership at DNF after making the order at Sedo (be sure to have the Invoice Number from the order handy):

<nasty DNF signup link removed :p>

Together with DNF we aim to best serve the domain name community via a network of domain sites, keep your eyes out other partnerships will follow!

armstrong · Jun 27, 2004

Congratulations are in order to both Sedo and DNF for this fine partnership.

We at Namepros of course have our own initiatives, and shall reveal them in due time.

P.S. Notice that you can actually mention DNF and DNF in Namepros, as evidenced by this thread. Try mentioning Namepros in DNF even in the context of a discussion or PM, and see what happens.

Scott · Jun 27, 2004

Originally posted by armstrong
Congratulations are in order to both Sedo and DNF for this fine partnership.

We at Namepros of course have our own initiatives, and shall reveal them in due time.

P.S. Notice that you can actually mention DNF and DNF in Namepros, as evidenced by this thread. Try mentioning Namepros in DNF even in the context of a discussion or PM, and see what happens.

I've noticed that, rather pathetic. Anyhow, I do have NPs Username: qxh in my sig there so we'll see how that goes down.

Webtwink · Jun 27, 2004

I couldn't believe that they censored even PM's!

NameTower · Jun 27, 2004

If i remember correctly someone from namepros did spam ever single DNF member saying to leave DNF and go to namepros.

that might be why..

i forget who that was though..

thats how I found out about here :D

Professer · Jun 27, 2004

Unfortunately, turf battles seem to be the rule rather than the exception in online enterprise.

I find the claim surprising that DNFourm is the "World's Largest Domain Name Discussion Arena." Does anyone know if this is actually true? Is there an independent source that verifies statistics like this?

NameTower · Jun 27, 2004

In terms of posts and threads it appears it is.

NP has 8000 members though.

No offence to NP, but most "larger" domain deals that are done on DNF and some on DS.

But NP is doing very well..

It's a great community!

HFear · Jun 27, 2004

DNForums looks stupid. I mean REALLY stupid. The design is really nasty. And the way they arranged the members online list is bad. I'm going to register there and see what happense when I post the word "namepros".

Binfus · Jun 27, 2004

To me it seems as if the DNF membership is primarily composed of old timers with a majority that can be described as ".commers", with lots of ego and stubborn thought process. On the other hand, NP seems to thrive on young domainers who have lots of drive and who has lots to learn; DomainState seems to be kind of in the middle of the two.

GT Web · Jun 27, 2004

Honestly, DNF is full of more experianced domainers with larger budgets for the most part - the signup fee pretty much ensures you have to be a serious domainer to sign up there.

But NamePros is also an awesome community, the members here are always willing to help, and I have also sold quite a few domains here.

matrics · Jun 27, 2004

Although I did sign up with DNF, I rarely visit, because there really isn't any aspect in which DNF can come even close to NP

Mark · Jun 27, 2004

No cigar !

NamePros rules !

NameTower · Jun 27, 2004

I'm a young domainer at DNF, DS and NP.

They all have their pros and cons.

Binfus · Jun 27, 2004

Originally posted by NameTower
I'm a young domainer at DNF, DS and NP.

You may be young in age but the kinds of names you've don't agree with your being "young" (i.e. novice) in the name game!! And, thats what I meant by "young"...should've been more clear.

armstrong · Jun 28, 2004

Originally posted by qxh
Anyhow, I do have NPs Username: qxh in my sig there so we'll see how that goes down.

Not anymore, it seems:

AIM: qxh || MSN: bizarre (a-t) gmail (d-t) com.

At least you still have your uncensored title:

NP & DS : qxh

aww · Jun 28, 2004

That "partnership" happened a month ago and I didn't even think it was worth mentioning. I specifically won't do business at DNF for several reasons (including the censorship one).

But instead of picking on them, lets talk about Sedo for a minute. While Sedo has a pretty interface, it's still not that advanced (Afternic may not be as pretty but it has MANY more features) and the sales at Sedo are VERY slow. They seem to hold out for the larger sales while Afternic keeps busy.

Has anyone here ever sold anything at Sedo? Was it for a decent price?

GT Web · Jun 28, 2004

Ummm, aww, I dont think you know what you are talking about:

Afternic has had serious issues, they have not been selling names well at all and just got caught up in a major domain theft case.

Sedo records high sales weekly - some of these are very expensive, high profile names - just check: www.dnjournal.com

Sedo is by far the best selling agent out there...no competition...

As for DNF, it has many pros and if you dont believe that than you are either ignorant or stupid. NamePros.com is a more friendly, community, while DNF is a more strict place of business....

The are both special and wonderful in their own way

ezimedia · Jun 28, 2004

HI

I visit all 3 domain forums daily, in this order,

NamePros, DNF, DS

And I also rate them in that order...

I just like the atmosphere at NamePros a lot more then the other two

Thanks

Tom Dahne

Expired Domain Spy
http://www.expireddomainspy.com

GT Web · Jun 28, 2004

ya, I agree with the atmosphere thing...

DS really pissed me off, I was banned for something I did over 18 months ago, when I first started in this business and they didnt let me defend myself...and wont let me back in.

I dont mind though, I have a good rep here and at DNF...and these 2 forums are both awesome

billinchina · Jun 28, 2004

I think both forums are great! There seems to be more new interesting stuff added daily to NP, so I spend more time here. I find it interesting that Sedo decided to partner with a popular forum. I would assume that everyone at DNF already knew about Sedo, but not everyone at Sedo knew about DNF. Sounds like a great way for DNF to get new members! The fact that NP is free will continue to draw new members here.

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