registrars Afternic launches “bring your own sale” links that work with long term payments

[News]

Afternic has launched “custom checkout links” that allow domain sellers to use Afternic’s transfer service for sales completed elsewhere.
This is similar to Dan’s “bring your own lead” and, in fact, uses Dan’s checkout page.
The service allows people who have domains listed on Afternic to use Dan’s payment service and Afternic’s transfer flow when they negotiate transactions outside of the platform.

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[JB Lions]

More details - https://blog.afternic.com/custom-checkout-link/

I guess this could increase people using their own landing pages, 5% commission.

 

[bmugford]

Interesting.

I need to look more into it, but it seems like it would be quite useful to close outside deals.

Afternic / GoDaddy has a more streamlined process than something like Escrow.com where KYC requirements can be a pain for buyers.

Brad

 

[NameInbox]

useful to close outside deals

2%

Check
aftermarket .pl/cennik/#market

Selling in a direct transaction

2% from the selling price

p.s. Yep, someone can say I'm not in EU, I don't have bank account there ... bla bla bla
You may get it via Payoneer and other services, I'm using it on Sedo, see att

 

[NameInbox]

Also rate is 2% at DDD

rate is 2%

 

[john888]

If your domain name does not point to Afternic, Dan or Uniregistry nameservers, the commission charged will be 25%. How does this work?? For Buy Now sales, the commission charged will be 5%

 

[Al Marri]

Valid for 7 days only ! .

 

[Jv1999]

More details - https://blog.afternic.com/custom-checkout-link/

I guess this could increase people using their own landing pages, 5% commission.

5% commission!?!?? Godaddy.com!?!??@?@?@?@?@??@?

No, surely you jest

This is definitely not lasting long given... well, Gd

 

[Dane]

I guess this could increase people using their own landing pages, 5% commission.

It could, but that damn 30% commission fee (if it sells on Afternic's network) is a huge drawback, unfortunately.