BrandBucket Experience

[xtremex]

hello

I am new to BrandBucket. Before getting my hands on this

I wish to experience about brandbucket from my fellow members


Thanks

 

[wwwulff]

I've been waiting over 6 weeks now for my names to be reviewed-it's ridiculous to have to waste so much time.

I don`t understand what you mean by wasting time - It is not forbidden to try sell the names while waiting for BrandBuckets feedback

 

[OrangeBit]

I can see from my account details I have been waiting 4 weeks 5 days for BrandBucket to look at my submissions, in the same time, Namerific has approved 7, in fact they approved the first 4 after just 6 days (my first submission to Namerific was 24th Dec, and the approvals came in on the 30th Dec).

The downside to long waiting times at BrandBucket is that they may miss out on good domains that end up getting listed elsewhere, especially as they cant then be listed at Brand Bucket due to their exclusivity requirement.

 

[KDN]

Two out of six domains I submitted got accepted with several more still being reviewed. I hope they sell!

 

[KDN]

I can see from my account details I have been waiting 4 weeks 5 days for BrandBucket to look at my submissions, in the same time, Namerific has approved 7, in fact they approved the first 4 after just 6 days (my first submission to Namerific was 24th Dec, and the approvals came in on the 30th Dec).

The downside to long waiting times at BrandBucket is that they may miss out on good domains that end up getting listed elsewhere, especially as they cant then be listed at Brand Bucket due to their exclusivity requirement.

I first applied on Namerific and it actually took them less than 3 days to review and reject my domains. I have nothing against them. I just wonder how they have reviewed the domains so quickly considering the number of submissions they get everyday.

And I also understand that marketplaces have different preferences so Namerific rejecting my domains was never an issue.

 

[Theydon]

It is worth pointing out that there is no consistency with waiting times, NR can be a few days or a number of weeks, it might depend on what they have going on at the time and their view on inventory levels. Patience is certainly required with NR, BR and BB, if you have a preference to list on a particular site then you have to wait until they have responded until you make your decision.

 

[12345]

I've sold a couple over the last three weeks at BB...

C O S T A R T I N G
C L O U D E L I C

 

[onebrand.co]

@michaeljkrell - Hello there, nice and congrats!

P.S. We tested out what members has been saying and it does take quite a while for domains to be verified

 

[hookbox]

On a daily basis I look at between 20-50,000 names a day between drop lists, expired auctions etc……so I don't understand how these companies can't analyze a list of 1,000 names a day. I can blow through a thousand names and pick the good ones in a couple minutes. These companies are just lazy.

 

[Domainzy]

These companies are just lazy.

Or maybe.....These dominers are just impatient.

These brandable companies do more than just look at names and approve them. You sound ignorant when you say things like this. Ungrateful too. Anyone can complain like a lil B. But it takes impressive people to run a successful business. If BB is so lazy, why don't you remove your names from BB?

Since this seems to be the thread where we tell BB how to run their business, my suggestion would be: Remove and refund the domains form ungrateful people, especially the ones who are pompous enough to say BB is Lazy.

8,650 brands on BB, all with a description, category, tags, custom logo, and no trademarks. They sell over 1 million in domains a year.

Yeah they are...... LAZY. lol

 

[hookbox]

Or maybe.....These dominers are just impatient.

These brandable companies do more than just look at names and approve them. You sound ignorant when you say things like this. Ungrateful too. Anyone can complain like a lil B. But it takes impressive people to run a successful business. If BB is so lazy, why don't you remove your names from BB?

Since this seems to be the thread where we tell BB how to run their business, my suggestion would be: Remove and refund the domains form ungrateful people, especially the ones who are pompous enough to say BB is Lazy.

8,650 brands on BB, all with a description, category, tags, custom logo, and no trademarks. They sell over 1 million in domains a year.

Yeah they are...... LAZY. lol

Approving the names is not rocket science. Personally I think you should learn a thing or two about what you are talking about before you starting running your mouth.

And yes I already removed all my names from there.

 

[Domainzy]

Approving the names is not rocket science. Personally I think you should learn a thing or two about what you are talking about before you starting running your mouth.

And yes I already removed all my names from there.

Good.

Ungrateful people like you shouldn't enjoy the benefits of any brandable site.

What did you think you were gonna accomplish when you call these companies lazy? The only thing you accomplished was exposing yourself and who you are as a person.

 

[hookbox]

Good.

Ungrateful people like you shouldn't enjoy the benefits of any brandable site.

What did you think you were gonna accomplish when you call these companies lazy? The only thing you accomplished was exposing yourself and who you are as a person.

Not sure why you are defending these companies so much. Do you even have names listed on these sites? I was checking out your site SwoopDomains.com and from what I can see is you are clueless to what a good domain is. Here is a good section to learn a thing or two. Just trying to help you out.

https://www.namepros.com/forums/domain-beginners.25/

 

[Domainzy]

Not sure why you are defending these companies so much. Do you even have names listed on these sites?

Yes, i have over 100k listed on these sites. And yes i enjoy the benefits of selling on these sites.

I don't mind when people suggest ideas and concerns, but when you flat out call these hard working companies LAZY, that just rude. Someone needed to call you out.

I see you have done the typical trolling thing and started to bash my domain names. LOL. Just more exposure of who you are as a person.

Cheers!

 

[hookbox]

Yes, i have over 100k listed on these sites. And yes i enjoy the benefits of selling on these sites.

I don't mind when people suggest ideas and concerns, but when you flat out call these hard working companies LAZY, that just rude. Someone needed to call you out.

I see you have done the typical trolling thing and started to bash my domain names. LOL. Just more exposure of who you are as a person.

Cheers!

I always find it funny that when a person doesn't have a clue at what they are talking about they make comments about other peoples character. Again here is your link below

https://www.namepros.com/forums/domain-beginners.25/

 

[Domainzy]

I always find it funny that when a person doesn't have a clue at what they are talking about they make comments about other peoples character. Again here is your link below

https://www.namepros.com/forums/domain-beginners.25/

So your saying you do get a lot of people talking about your character... and you think its funny. Thanks for validating that. Last comment. Good day. Back to the real topic. Brandbucket would overwhelm is customers if it approved as many names as quick as some would like. They are smart to slow down the approval time, and they probably get better names, and better logos if they limit the workload. Im sure they don't approve every logo, just like they don't approve every name. I assume they do trademark searcheS before they approve the names, because they would not want to disappoint the sellers by un-approving names. It may not be 'rocket science' to approve names, but it is more than just simply picking out good names, it a multi-step process and that takes time.

 

[Optimal Names]

On a daily basis I look at between 20-50,000 names a day between drop lists, expired auctions etc……so I don't understand how these companies can't analyze a list of 1,000 names a day. I can blow through a thousand names and pick the good ones in a couple minutes. These companies are just lazy.

Perhaps you should start a competing brandable name platform, which does better with acceptance times? There certainly seems to be room for it!

 

[hookbox]

So your saying you do get a lot of people talking about your character... and you think its funny. Thanks for validating that. Last comment. Good day. Back to the real topic. Brandbucket would overwhelm is customers if it approved as many names as quick as some would like. They are smart to slow down the approval time, and they probably get better names, and better logos if they limit the workload. Im sure they don't approve every logo, just like they don't approve every name. I assume they do trademark searcheS before they approve the names, because they would not want to disappoint the sellers by un-approving names. It may not be 'rocket science' to approve names, but it is more than just simply picking out good names, it a multi-step process and that takes time.

Jahfree I am trying to help you out as much as possible. Just because you have $100,000 worth of names on these sites doesn't mean that they aren't 20 bucks worth of hand regs. I bet in a year all of these names will be dropped.

You are obviously very creative because you make beautiful marbles so using that same creativity you could probably be really good at this. Stop commenting and start reading and maybe you can sell over $28,000 worth of names like I did last month.

And by the way, that's profit not total sales!

https://www.namepros.com/forums/domain-beginners.25/

 

[hookbox]

Perhaps you should start a competing brandable name platform, which does better with acceptance times? There certainly seems to be room for it!

Absolutely!

 

[Dimitris]

 

[Domainzy]

Is the BrandBucket Search working for anyone else?