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Why ask such a question. They have many 4-5-6 figure sales every week.
One reason I suspect this: They have expiring domain auction. And domains can be purchased for 79. Ok, 60 usd goes to sedo, and reg fee much goes to seller. This doesn't make sense. This only makes sense if Sedo is trying to sell its own expiring domains.
Another reason: They don't want to pay me after a week, and they pretend they are confirming transfer, although it was complete a week ago. What a nonsense. If domain was stolen it is not my fault. I lost the
domain through them, and they have to pay me anyway.
I think dropcatchers have a safer business. They get 10 percent of enduser prices, but they make profit everytime. All others are in a risky business. Your domain may be worth 10K to the right buyer, but they don't care. They prefer a facebook or linked in page. They dont need a domain or a real website, at least they think that way.
I think there is a serious liquidiy problem almost everywhere. And this is bad for domain business.
One reason I suspect this: They have expiring domain auction. And domains can be purchased for 79. Ok, 60 usd goes to sedo, and reg fee much goes to seller. This doesn't make sense. This only makes sense if Sedo is trying to sell its own expiring domains.
Another reason: They don't want to pay me after a week, and they pretend they are confirming transfer, although it was complete a week ago. What a nonsense. If domain was stolen it is not my fault. I lost the
domain through them, and they have to pay me anyway.
I think dropcatchers have a safer business. They get 10 percent of enduser prices, but they make profit everytime. All others are in a risky business. Your domain may be worth 10K to the right buyer, but they don't care. They prefer a facebook or linked in page. They dont need a domain or a real website, at least they think that way.
I think there is a serious liquidiy problem almost everywhere. And this is bad for domain business.
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