GoDaddy will no longer support Sedo listings.

[NameAgency]

As you can read in Godaddy home page, Godaddy will no longer show listings at Sedo. Instead, we'll have to list the domains at Afternic. Logical since Godaddy acquired Afternic a few weeks ago.

My question is: Must I list the domain in Godaddy and Afternic as well? In this case, if I have different prices in the two platforms, Wich one will be displayed?

Thanks.

 

[Myrtle Lane]

I'm assuming it will be the same as current Sedo - GD relationship. You list on Afternic and it appears in GD Auctions (and searches). The Reserve price you set at Afternic will be the "Current Bid" at GD.

I'm looking forward to this change. I hope to only manage my DN's in one place (on Afternic) and say goodbye to Sedo for good.

 

[scorzaze]

I switched my listings from Afternic to SEDO. When I was on Afternic, I was seeing about 1000 views a day (approx) because my domains showed up on Afternic and GD.

If you list on Afternic, your domains will also show up on Go Daddy. No need for double listings.

My page views on SEDO have dropped considerably. Happy Gobble Gobble _\|/_

 

[RazorNF]

Keep also in mind, depending on the promotional level, your Afternic domains also show up on a network of other registrars.

I wonder if they are going to change the commission rates when they integrate the systems.

 

[Kate]

Good riddance. The influx of $60 offers is going to dry out :p
Nodaddy never implemented MLS fully, the frustrating thing is the inability to leave comments.
For bidders, it was confusing as well.