auctions What is your favorite domain auction venue?

sedo,afternic

Namepros

Between Godaddy and Namejet

Namejet

Afternic doesn't have auctions. GoDaddy's auctions are best for domains with an "algorithm value" posted by GoDaddy ONLY on GoDaddy owned names (i.e expired). I never see any of the featured with any bids and other than the GoDaddy appraised, I see very few bids and the auctions I've had (with good names) had no more than 1 or 2 views. Sedo charges unless you pass the great domains which I see uninspiring (and unbid on) listings. Namejet - I've sold a couple of things but at the no reserve $69 tier. Ditto Flippa, which now costs $25! So I have this question also. Ebay has a lot of NameSilo (I'm assuming maybe expired) names selling for dirt cheap - pennies and not much gets sold over $100 unless it's 4 letters. So I'm stumped. Seems that all the auctions are for dropped names that are watched like hawks by wholesalers who won't even fork over $69 at namejet. Any suggestions?

I just have to say that we really have to support one another and if you're able to resell a domain for 6 figures -- why not give a struggling independent a break and spend a few hundred instead of waiting and trying to pick it up for under $100?

You can sell on NP for free and even forward your domain to your listing for extra exposure.

Definitely @NamePros

Tdnam

NamePros, Sedo and (Swedish) Tradera.