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Do you acquire domain names from Flippa.com?

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  • Yes

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    14.7%
  • No

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    82.4%
  • I didn't know they sold domains only

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Robbie

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I am interested to know, how many domain name investors are buying / hunting for domain names over at Flippa?

After reading a few threads on NamePros, I was considering highlighting some names for sale at Flippa, but is this somewhere that you are buying domain names?
 
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I bought an $1 name in auction.
 
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I heard flippa is not cool.
Also I cant remember my login info, and doubt I ever will, so answer is no
 
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It's not Flippa that is not cool, but seller changing mind. This can happen in Dan, Sedo and Afternic as well.
 
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*No 9 votes 81.8%

Thanks for starting the thread Robbie
 
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Who's Flippa? :)
 
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They started to ask for personal documents. Then I have stopped even visiting their website.

In the past, yes I used to buy domains and websites from there.
 
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No
 
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Don't waste money. I lost a lot early. *DON'T USE FLIPPA* ----> rb.gy/2xwty8
 
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flippa posts on np are almost no more...which says it all

it's a dead end for most ...
 
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Well they did ban the guy, so maybe they are getting better
 
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Dang @Robbie..ain’t you from Epik? ..wassup with this post ? What kind of opinions did you expect to receive ?
 
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Once was a time 4/5 years ago that Flippa was the go to marketplace for domainers (as I remember it). They only dealt in domain names then. I bought and sold a few names there in auctions when I first started domaining without any issues. Then they got too popular and over saturated with rubbish and over the top reserves. There was also a lot of suspicion of favouritism around the "super sellers" getting editors choice and extra promotion on poor names. I think they then fell out of favour with domainers and expanded into selling websites and businesses with dubious earning figures. I believe they were sold at one point(?) and their best asset Kevin left meaning customer support was almost non existent. From there its become a shadow of its former self as far as domains are concerned.

Having said all that I bought a name there about 3 weeks ago for the first time in years so I had to answer yes.
 
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Not in long time got sick of people not accepting their own bin. With sites I have had problems with sites with security always set up dodgy.
 
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Bought two great LLL.coms on flippa back in 2013 and 2017. Just listed a two word domain on there last week to see if it is alive.

Funny enough the one from 2017 is no longer in my history - may have to do something with the person behind that sold it to me. Will be interesting if my sale works out - actually got one bid so far, then again its at about 10% of domain value (yes there is a reserve...)
 
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yea, id have to say because of the renigging on the sellers part at that site, not the site itself, that deters me. ty. :)
 
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It is a TOTAL waste of time. Most of the domains on the site were listed YEARS ago and the ownership has since changed hands. I have inquiries out on 100+ domains and have heard back on ZERO.
 
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