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| "Short" Domain Discussion Generally defined as easily resalable domains of 5 characters or less -- LLL, LLLL, L-L-L, 2c, 3c, acronyms, etc |
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02-04-2010, 06:50 PM
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| Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009
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    | Has Sedo worn out its welcome? In the last 2 days, 3 of my domains have sold at godaddy prem auctions, but my domains are parked via SEDO, and they bypassed the entire sedo offer process, the 3 domains have added up to in excess of $2.5K worth of transactions. The only reason I keep my domains at sedo is because of their trusted sales platform, but I do like to have the control to offer and counter off, as godaddys prem auction with 30% commission and fixed price can be very tricky when your buyers are end users who do not hesitate with higher price levels, as my 3 purchases from Godaddy have been established companies. I know sedo has been lacking in service, but I am curious if its overseas base is hurting it when compared to other well known US based sites such as Godaddy.
Last edited by wwwweb; 02-04-2010 at 07:27 PM.
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