Anyone else having this problem with Fixed Price at Sedo?

[markfromslo]

At Sedo, I bring up my domain management page. In the list, the "min offer" field for the names are mostly empty, with an occasional amount as a minimum bid. That's how it should be.

BUT, then I go over to the header for that column "Minimum Offer" and click either the down arrow or the up arrow to sort the names by ascending or descending Minimum Offer amount, and ALL (thousands) of my names show "Fixed Price" in that field. Then, when I go to chnage the sort by some other field instead, the Minimum Offer fields return to as they should be. I can repeat this over and over.

Can anyone else duplicate this?

The other thing I did prior to this was to follow their instructions to place an FP in a Minimum Offer field (along with a Price amount) to make the name a fixed price name. I only tried this on about three names, individually, three different times, and it never worked. The fields remained blank after I executed the Save Checked Names button. Never did I do any mass, or even a page full, of changes.

Maybe someone could also try to use the FP to see if they can make it "stick" in the field.

 

[winterwisp]

I had this problem the other day actually. I was trying to change a domain which was listed with make offer and trying to change it to a fixed price. I gave up in the end. It's still at make offer now..

 

[markfromslo]

The reason I was trying is that I think if you do a Fixed Price your name will have the potential to show up as a Premium Name suggestion at Godaddy and some other registrars, now that Sedo and Namesbot have joined up (a Sedo press release explains this). However, I'm not sure if it's really the fixed price names specifically, or a name that has an equal price for Price and Min Offer, because when I check these names at Sedo their page says "Sellers Expectation" (or whatever wording it is), not Sales Price.

Of course, leave it to Sedo to not have any explanation on how to set your names up so that someone at these affiliated registrars can outright purchase your Sedo-listed name at a particular price. I've emailed Sedo so I should hear back from them in about 5 days. I've also emailed Namesbot and perhaps I'll have more luck there.

 

[aprilfocus]

yes

It happened to me today.

I just kept messing w/ it.
Actually,
i think i went to another page on the site and came back and it changed back .


Wacky.

 

[oveber]

Happen to me few days ago. I told them to backup the system, and they fix it for me.

 

[markfromslo]

They told me they removed the Fixed Price from all my names, but it still shows like this (attachment) when I sort by Minimum Price. And notice that there is no Price to go along with my Fixed Price.

And is anyone at all able to really enter a Fixed Price on one name and have it show Fixed Price right after you update the name listing?

 

[-Raja-]

I generally make a domain fixedpriced this way(If u dont have Price Option in ur default "My overview" in sedo Control panel)....

log into sedo Cpanel

1) domain management
2) edit overView
3) add PriceOption to "Your current selection" column
4) remove unwanted/unnecessary things from "your current selection" so as to allot the width of domain management cp for PriceOption, press OK

5)now change the domain to "fixedprice" from "makeoffer" in the Domain Management Cpanel
6) execute... save marked changes



It works for me without any problem.