Live Auction rules

[Jody2009]

I'm looking to sell my entire portfolio at the next Namepro live auction.
There are 19 domain names and I want to know...
Can I sell all of them in a group at the next live auction?
If so, how would you recommend I present it?
For example, 89 characters are allowed to type in the domain names for sale.
How would I present all the domain names so that the Bidder will know what they are etc?

Also, is there a way to do a search for a domain name that is being auctioned?
I put one domain name in the live auction months ago but I could not find it in the silent or live auction.
Thank you in advance for your advice.

 

[Coopey]

Yes, you can.

Most people tend to put either the best domain, or something like "Group of 19 keyword .com domains" as the title and the rest in the description where you can fit a lot more info.
If might help if you're in chat during the live auction to clarify any questions bidders might have.

To find your names before the auction, choose 'Full View' from the auction homepage:
http://www.namepros.com/liveauction.php?a=queue
I find it's quickest to search for my own on this long list by using the browser's search function (CTRL+F on most broswers).
The 'Live Auction View' option shows only those that will be auctioned- if you've set too high a reserve and nobody bids (or bids are less than half the reserve) then the domains will not appear on this list. You can increase your chances of making the cut by using lower or no (i.e. $5) reserves.

As an aside note, I dislike batch lots as they tend to be either of poor quality or reasonable names mixed with poor quality ones- I would recommend you sell your domains on the forum as I guess they'd do better than in a live auction that requires motivated buyers who actually turn up and are interested in your names, But I've no idea what these names are, and they could be the auction's showcase lot! Good luck.

 

[NPQueen]

Thank you Coopey for the great response to the question. Rep coming your way

~Rachel