Is it legal to do this at Sedo parking?

[freeflow]

Domain1:
This domain is registered in different search engines.
I’m not using it, because it’s going to expire in a few months.

Domain2:
This domain is also registered in different search engines.
It’s parked and for sale at Sedo.

Questions:
1. Is it legal to redirect domain1 to domain2?

2. Would the traffic be considered legal since it’s coming from a search engine?


If I think about it logically it seems ok and if I follow my intuition it doesn’t.

 

[b.a]

why just don't park also domain1?
or you can develop it.

 

[freeflow]

Domain1 landed on the “To get rid of list” after a portfolio clean up
session. I just want to make sure if it's ok to use its traffic for
another domain until it expires.

 

[VegasCoupons]

Most likely not allowed by SEDO, cause that means you are generating traffic to your parked page. Email them or just park that domain (but then you SE traffic will drop)

 

[GeoOwners]

why do you want to let a domain with traffic expire?

 

[Mr Blockeel]

why do you want to let a domain with traffic expire?

good question

i'm intrested in domains with traffic
pm me details

 

[freeflow]

why do you want to let a domain with traffic expire?

It doesn’t really have that much traffic for it to be worth keeping.
I recently parked another domain at Sedo which I think/hope will do
fine without any help. I just thought I could use some traffic from
the expiring domain and increase the Sedo quality ranking. The
more I think about it, it seems to be wrong. But I’ve seen many high traffic
domains with numerous listings in SE and not all of them had something
to do with the parked domain they directed to.

 

[freeflow]

I contacted SEDO about my question and they wrote back
that it‘s not allowed to rederict other domains to a parked
domain.