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Fed up with Afternic; Percentage of price requests that end up selling; NameBio and private sales reports; Handling payments for expensive sales; GoDaddy broker response time.
Fed up with Afternic
A domain investor is venting off about all the things going in the wrong direction with Afternic. It makes a great Easter Sunday read!
Topic by @Joe drake
Approximately what percentage of the price requests for your domains end in sale?
The option to list one's domain for sale with a BIN or a price request is a personal choice. When only a BIN price appears, that may lead to a fixed price sale. A domain investor is curious about the number of sales that take place when a price is requested, versus sales that involved a listed price. Share your own thoughts.
Topic by @Leo2k
What is the incentive for private sellers to report their sales to Namebio?
Major auction platforms that share their sales on NameBio form the majority of domain sales data. When private sellers report their sales, what's the point—asks a domain investor—as the reported party is listed as "private"?
Topic by @DomDB
Domain sale and Payment handling
Small sales can be handled by many different types of payment arrangements, such as PayPal, credit cards, bank wires, and more. Sales that reach millions of dollars—and there are plenty of these—require a different type of arrangement. Find out what options are available.
Topic by @Kartik5
GoDaddy broker contacted me regarding a domain but not replying after I sent my counter offer
The anxiety of closing a deal when responding to an inquiry is evident among novice investors. In this thread, the domain investor is inquiring about the response time of GoDaddy/Afternic brokers. Is 24 hours "too long" or an exercise in building more patience?
Topic by @Zeg
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what's trending.
A weekly news review at NamePros! Fed up with Afternic; Percentage of price requests that end up selling; NameBio and private sales reports; Handling payments for expensive sales; GoDaddy broker response time.
Fed up with Afternic
A domain investor is venting off about all the things going in the wrong direction with Afternic. It makes a great Easter Sunday read!
Topic by @Joe drake
Approximately what percentage of the price requests for your domains end in sale?
The option to list one's domain for sale with a BIN or a price request is a personal choice. When only a BIN price appears, that may lead to a fixed price sale. A domain investor is curious about the number of sales that take place when a price is requested, versus sales that involved a listed price. Share your own thoughts.
Topic by @Leo2k
What is the incentive for private sellers to report their sales to Namebio?
Major auction platforms that share their sales on NameBio form the majority of domain sales data. When private sellers report their sales, what's the point—asks a domain investor—as the reported party is listed as "private"?
Topic by @DomDB
Domain sale and Payment handling
Small sales can be handled by many different types of payment arrangements, such as PayPal, credit cards, bank wires, and more. Sales that reach millions of dollars—and there are plenty of these—require a different type of arrangement. Find out what options are available.
Topic by @Kartik5
GoDaddy broker contacted me regarding a domain but not replying after I sent my counter offer
The anxiety of closing a deal when responding to an inquiry is evident among novice investors. In this thread, the domain investor is inquiring about the response time of GoDaddy/Afternic brokers. Is 24 hours "too long" or an exercise in building more patience?
Topic by @Zeg
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what's trending.
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