opinion Best Wholesale Marketplaces

[Saka77]

Hello my friends .

How are you ?

I need your help to answer a question please .

is there any marketplaces except SquadHelp to sell premium domains in wholesale price ?


Have a great days

 

[NickB]

You can also try Nameliquidate

Any platform can be used to sell at wholesale price (including Namepros), stick a BIN on your premium domains, get the pricing right and they will sell....

If there not premium, then they you could be in for a bit of a wait....

 

[DuDD]

You can also try Nameliquidate

Any platform can be used to sell at wholesale price (including Namepros), stick a BIN on your premium domains, get the pricing right and they will sell....

If there not premium, then they you could be in for a bit of a wait....

Nameliquidate
A good platform

 

[EmpireNames.com]

DNWE.COM by @Josh R & NameLiquidate.com by @Rob Monster are doing well now

 

[Samer]

i like:

• NameLiquidate.com (Epik.com led by: @DanSanchez, @Rob Monster) First reverse-dutch dutch auction. love it

• DNWE.com @Josh R already wholesale focus, follow thru addin reverse-auctions

No to DropCatch “Private Seller”
Annoying: MUST USE NAMEBRIGHT
ANNOYING VERIFY; send them selfie (!?)
Notorious under-promoted, compare to “drops” Last point is supported by anecdotal evidence.

No to Godaddy Auctions
Convoluted to set up, and too many fees

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I was going to mention DNWE, NameLiquidate and of course right here at NamePros! DNWE has a charge for membership, but then you pay no commission after that.

As someone mentioned, really any venue can be wholesale, depending on pricing.

I would not overlook the registrar marketplaces (and not only GD) - I suspect many of the wholesale transactions take place there, and I have both bought and sold quite a few wholesale there. Beyond GD these include NameCheap, Dynadot, NameSilo, Sav and others.

Best wishes for success.

Bob

 

[johnn]

Here.
Every name for sale here are wholesale price starting at $1 and up

 

[Saka77]

i like:

• NameLiquidate.com (Epik.com led by: @DanSanchez, @Rob Monster) First reverse-dutch dutch auction. love it

• DNWE.com @Josh R already wholesale focus, follow thru addin reverse-auctions

No to DropCatch “Private Seller”
Annoying: MUST USE NAMEBRIGHT
ANNOYING VERIFY; send them selfie (!?)

No to Godaddy Auctions
Convoluted to set up, and too many fees

Great info

Thank you sir

 

[gilescoley]

Flippa, Sedo, Afternic, Godaddy, BrandBucket

 

[Saka77]

Flippa, Sedo, Afternic, Godaddy, BrandBucket

Is these sites has a Wholesale Sections to sell ??

 

[Samer]

Great info

Thank you sir

Love your attitude,

Good luck domaining, sir.

Though not necessarily “wholesale focused” it might as well be, due to limited exposure imo. try @DaaZ auctions

 

[gilescoley]

Is these sites has a Wholesale Sections to sell ??

Just set them to "Make Offer" or "Buy it now"...whichever option you prefer.

 

[Saka77]

Love your attitude,

Good luck domaining, sir.

Though not necessarily “wholesale focused” it might as well be, due to limited exposure imo. try @DaaZ auctions

Sure . I will try it

 

[Saka77]

I was going to mention DNWE, NameLiquidate and of course right here at NamePros! DNWE has a charge for membership, but then you pay no commission after that.

As someone mentioned, really any venue can be wholesale, depending on pricing.

I would not overlook the registrar marketplaces (and not only GD) - I suspect many of the wholesale transactions take place there, and I have both bought and sold quite a few wholesale there. Beyond GD these include NameCheap, Dynadot, NameSilo, Sav and others.

Best wishes for success.

Bob

Thank you Mr.Bob

Nice info

 

[Mul9]

You can also use DaaZ .com secure transaction for bulk domain deals.

Import the lead to DaaZ .com . And the buyer will accept the transaction.

Only 5% fees is there. And it's also possible to split that fees into 50%-50%

Thanks .