Cool - BuyDomains is going to list their sales with DnJournal

[gazzip]

From this weeks www.dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm

"We are very pleased that BuyDomains has agreed to start contributing to our weekly report. They have long been one of the most important sales venues in the industry and having them represented here will provide a much more accurate picture of just how broad and vibrant the current domain market is."

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I think this will be good as they tend to market/sell to end users more than alot of the other big buyers out there.

Looks like they shift a fair few of them too !

Cool IMO

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[MadAboutDomains]

Nice. It will be good to see how much they actually do sell. They have enough names!

 

[gazzip]

It looks like they sell some decent names for around $ 3,000 - I guess they are all not $ xxx,xxx range.

I think it will help to know what they are going for to end users - the snapnames buys are mostly by resellers IMO

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[gazzip]

Nice. It will be good to see how much they actually do sell. They have enough names!

They have loads by the looks of it, check out the new dnjournal sales list !!!!

"We've always known BuyDomains was a major force in the domain aftermarket, but we didn't realize just how well they were performing until they joined our elite list of contributing venues last week."

more than 100 notable sales


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[wot]

So "BUY DOMAINS" is becoming "SELL DOMAINS" - I think their portfolio was so large and so overpriced they needed a good platform to advertise their wares and get rid of a few before the market turns and ppc becomes a thing of the past.- where better than DNJournal. :gn:

But then I am just an old cynic. :lol:

 

[snoop]

So "BUY DOMAINS" is becoming "SELL DOMAINS" - I think their portfolio was so large and so overpriced they needed a good platform to advertise their wares and get rid of a few before the market turns and ppc becomes a thing of the past.- where better than DNJournal. :gn:

But then I am just an old cynic. :lol:

The advertising will help them though this was never a company that has struggled in any way. The overpricing (of most domains) is simply the model they have adopted, ie selling to endusers. Most domainers seem to have the same model as far as sales are concerned.

 

[NameSigma]

they hav well collection