discuss Best place to sell tens of soon expiring domains of mixed type???

[alcy]

whats in your view the best place to quickly sell at best possible value a good size lot of expiring domains?

I am hesitating between here.. and ebay.

obviously once auction starts, I can only pick one of those

I considered flippa before.. but after more thinking and seeing few auctions like one for about 800 domains with 15 days left and no reserve being currently at $60 only.. I think I'll pass on flippa.. just not enough exposure.

so.. in my head.. between here and ebay... any more options from you?

it's a just mixed lot of things.. some single word xyz.. some 1word .biz.. and most are two word .coms of all kinds

trying to minimize losses on these.. thats all.. like most domainers I guess lol

thanks!

 

[iowadawg]

Go for ebay.
For sure, once an auction catches on there?
Make more than an auction here...

 

[alcy]

Go for ebay.
For sure, once an auction catches on there?
Make more than an auction here...

yeah, I was actually leaning ebay.. 70/30
appreciate input

 

[guru4444]

ebay is good you can also try
grabflip - listing is free
sedo
afternic
godaddy
domainnamesales

 

[trp3]

Try it with Afternic landingpages, cheap/fair BIN prices and some nice -- but short -- descriptions.

 

[brindle123]

Go with ebay.

It will help my ebay stock.

 

[trp3]

Ebay ... ebay ... never used ebay, is it really that profitable for domain selling? Or has it some catch?

-- just curious.

 

[brindle123]

I've sold domains on ebay. It's easy and used to be free to list up to 50 items if they are $9.99 or less. Which means you could get back close to reg fee or reg fee if they sell.

You need a paypal account to make life easier too.

There are tons on domains on there. Most you have to click on their false advertisement to see what the domain is.

Just make it simple with the domain in the title so people can find it.

Good luck!

 

[Name Trader]

I would say you are best splitting the lot up into related batches of domains. either by subject matter or extension. You won't get your best monetary payback with one big lot, because a lot of the domains won't interest most bidders, except other domainers. Who, if you haven't heard, don't pay a lot for their domains from somebody who is effectively having a closeout auction. I cannot comment on lot purchases on eBay because I have no experience. But generally, smaller lots on NP, sell better than bigger lots, on a $/domain basis.