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Hey, i'm totally new to buying and selling domains that are listed on auctions, so i have a question if anyone have the time to answer and help me i would be grateful.

When i see a domain for $1 on flippa, are there any fee's involved in buying that domain for that price?

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welcome to Namepros. Unfortunately this part of the forum is not for questions it is for people selling their domains in auction. I am certain you will find an answer to your question if you post in the appropriate section. Please delete your thread or it will get deleted by a moderator.

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When i see a domain for $1 on flippa, are there any fee's involved in buying that domain for that price?

If you are the highest bidder and you get the domain for $1, this is what you pay, no other fees. Just make sure that the seller accepts Paypal. If the seller accepts only Escrow / Flippa Escrow, then you might have to pay with a credit card or a bank transfer, and that might have fees for your bank.
 
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Not all domains at flippa are priced at $1. When I list domains for sale at Flippa, I set the starting bid at $1 and put a reserve. This is why you see so many domains at $1.

If the auction has no reserve then It'll say no reserve near where you place the bid.
 
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