Has anyone actually had their domains selected by NameJet?

[MoneyMonster]

3-4 Months ago I submitted some premium domains to NameJet and heard nothing back.

A month ago I submitted even more premium names and heard nothing back again.

Is this typical?

 

[equity78]

Define premium? Examples...

 

[mckennaronnie]

3-4 Months ago I submitted some premium domains to NameJet and heard nothing back.

A month ago I submitted even more premium names and heard nothing back again.

Is this typical?

Sold a few through NJ.
Find if you give them good named without high reserves then they are always interested.

 

[imadoer]

I sell a lot of domain names on namejet the initial process of becoming a seller their does take a little bit of time but after you get your list approved you don't go through the same hassle again you can get your name's up within a day or two

If you have really bad names or high reserves and they don't think your list is sellable they may reject you

 

[DaveX]

I think Namejet tries to approve private sellers that showcase domains in their application that would be of interest to their buyers.

Back when I got approved it took a couple of tries. Once I realized the type of domains that were selling on NJ, I applied with a list of similar domains. Then approval came right away.

Once approved, private sellers can list pretty much anything. Just have to get through the approval process. Also doesn't hurt to pick up the phone and call. I did in the beginning just to meet a few key employees. Have built pretty good relationships since then.

Hope this helps.

 

[alcy]

don't you get annoyed but their long process.. signing up forms each time etc? or is it all just so worth it to you in the end that you all do it gladly?

I mean who today does this elsewhere.. what auction site?? to make you fill out forms for a domain you want to list.. each time

I thought these practices ended with the dinasours lol