Better marketplace for low bin domain

[pablohc86]

like in the title i'm interested in suggestions about the better marketplace where is possible sell domains also for low bin.
godaddy could be cool but i like to know other places.
thanks

 

[iowadawg]

Namepros, DP, Namepros, flippa, sedo, blah blah blah.

 

[vdonline]

Namepros, DP, Namepros, flippa, sedo, blah blah blah.

You have 2 Namepros bro :P

 

[TheFifty9Sound]

I was actually thinking about this recently. I'm not sure if a marketplace like this already exists, but I'd like a site where you could only list domains for a max price of say $200.

So many domainers price themselves out of the market, and perhaps having such a sales platform might encourage liquidity on the back of more realistic prices. It would just probably end up domainers selling to other domainers, but I have plenty of names I'd sell for less than $200 to keep the bank account ticking over, and in addition to that, I would enjoy browsing those listings for bargains.

 

[iowadawg]

To reinforce using Namepros....bro....

If your domains at godaddy, list them on auction.
If your domains at namecheap, add them to their marketplace.

 

[thekiller]

NamePros and Sedo

 

[Name Trader]

What do you call low BIN? NamePros is very low $x-$xx. But if it's a good name it will sell Otherwise if low BIN is $xxx, I'd use GoDaddy.

 

[FPForum]

For low prived domains I think your best bet is the forums. Aside from them, bido and ebay may be decent as well. Flippa, Sedo, Afternic..etc. are best for higher priced domains IMO.

 

[NameOmnia]

Definitely Ebay and NP.
In marketplaces like GoDaddy, Sedo or Afternic your names risk being buried by the gazillions that are already listed on them.
Flippa..well..I have never been a huge fan but it's a good place for selling some specific domains. You pay 9$ for an auction or you can list them for free for the price you want.

That said I would probably go with a marketplace that doesn't have listing fees and/or low sale commissions.