Has anyone had success?

[SyedBilal]

Has anyone had success in winning a name from namejet or any other back order market for low and selling it for high price? After wining a domain which is the best place to sell my domain? Sedo, Flippa ?

 

[bhawk91.com]

Hi Syed,

I'm new to buying and selling domains but can share my experience thus far. Currently all of the domains I'd like to sell are listed on Sedo. I listed them about a month ago and parked them with Sedo as well. In the first 3 weeks I had roughly 10 total visitors with no offer views. They were all listed at fixed, very reasonable prices. I figured if it wasn't working I needed to change something, so about a week ago I changed them all to 'Make offer' with no set price. Since making the change I've seen a considerable increase in page and offer views... and today I received my first inquiry via email regarding one of my domains.

I've also sold a handful of domains on Flippa but think I could have got more from them if they hadn't gone to auction. For me, Flippa is good when I want to just get rid of a domain, or if I get a wild hair up my ass and just want the excitement of having a domain on auction (one of my lower valued assets). My domains listed so far are mostly hand-registered, two-word combos.

Good luck to us!

 

[Planet9]

I'm Gonna Try Your Advice on Sedo for 1 month BHawk91

Good post. I wasted $180 on Flippa- not one bid, so congrats for your sale. I've now changed my 50 listings on Sedo to Make me an Offer (No set price) as a result of your post. I'll give it a month. If nothing of any consequence, I'll go back to listing things on SEDO as Buy it now with 25% of their suggested price, with minimum of $200-$250 for me and a Max of $800-$1000. I think Godaddy and Ebay are complete wastes of time as these people don't want to spend anything! Appreciate your post!

Hi Syed,

I'm new to buying and selling domains but can share my experience thus far. Currently all of the domains I'd like to sell are listed on Sedo. I listed them about a month ago and parked them with Sedo as well. In the first 3 weeks I had roughly 10 total visitors with no offer views. They were all listed at fixed, very reasonable prices. I figured if it wasn't working I needed to change something, so about a week ago I changed them all to 'Make offer' with no set price. Since making the change I've seen a considerable increase in page and offer views... and today I received my first inquiry via email regarding one of my domains.

I've also sold a handful of domains on Flippa but think I could have got more from them if they hadn't gone to auction. For me, Flippa is good when I want to just get rid of a domain, or if I get a wild hair up my ass and just want the excitement of having a domain on auction (one of my lower valued assets). My domains listed so far are mostly hand-registered, two-word combos.

Good luck to us!

 

[gumbie]

Am I correct in reading the Sedo minimum commission is $200, seems very expensive and therefore means I have to sell above $200 to get a penny.

Is this correct? What If I sold for $150?

Thanks
Mat

 

[forge]

Am I correct in reading the Sedo minimum commission is $200, seems very expensive and therefore means I have to sell above $200 to get a penny.

Is this correct? What If I sold for $150?

Thanks
Mat

Urgh. Where'd you get that figure? Far as I know, minimum commission is $50. Could that be for premium listings? Minimum for auctions listing is $50.

 

[RazorNF]

The commission depends on the extension.

Category 1 TLDs are $50 and category 2 TLDs are $200
http://www.sedo.com/us/services/price-list-for-services/

 

[gumbie]

I read those, so for .com and .co.Uk it's $200 which seems a bit steep.

 

[bhawk91.com]

I read those, so for .com and .co.Uk it's $200 which seems a bit steep.

.COMs are Category 1 TLDs which puts them in the $50 minimum commission tier.

 

[serryjw]

.CO.UK is the same $50 at.UK