BIN, make offer or an auction? What's better? And Where?

[kinguard]

Trying to decide which is the best way to sell 4L domains, two word domains, and short brandable domains, any advices? And i'd also like to know which service is the best for each of those?

PS: as far as i know, sedo premium listing allows to sell quicker? But it has to be BIN if i'm not mistaken, is it worth it?

 

[karmaco]

Sedo is not faster than anyone else. Also I believe they have a $60 minimum commish. There is no quick sell unless you are doing rock bottom prices or have super desirable names.

For brandables try submitting to brandable marketplaces— BrandBucket Brandpa. Those take time.

For auctions GoDaddy Flippa NamePros. For marketplace make offers or buy it nows Afternic or Undeveloped or even the registrars marketplace.

You can list at multiple places but only have one buy it now in place if you chose to have a buy it now. Know everyone’s commission so you can price accordingly.

 

[golan]

This was discussed here numerous times lately, you may search.

 

[kam]

Tips: Everyone should avoid having an Sedo auction ended on Sunday.

I had recently made a mistake and push an offer into sedo auction.
That auction was ended on Sunday and noone bid on it.
Share.co sold for 21K USD. But my share dot cc sold for only 7K USD on auction.
I believed it getting no bid at all just because it's ended on Sunday

 

[NicTraders]

Tips: Everyone should avoid having an Sedo auction ended on Sunday.

I had recently made a mistake and push an offer into sedo auction.
That auction was ended on Sunday and noone bid on it.
Share.co sold for 21K USD. But my share dot cc sold for only 7K USD on auction.
I believed it getting no bid at all just because it's ended on Sunday

The ending day could be a valid point, but I suspect the price difference is more down to the TLD than the end time.

 

[biggie]

Share.co sold for 21K USD. But my share dot cc sold for only 7K USD on auction.

be happy for that sale

cuz .cc has been a dog extension for so many years and only until the CHIP craze did it rise from the dead.



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