Moniker Adds Name Media, DDN Domains to Marketplace

[Sameh]

Moniker Marketplace now has 3M domain listings.

Moniker has announced the addition of domains from Name Media and Domain Distribution Network (DDN) to its Marketplace and domain search results. With the addition of these listings, Moniker’s Marketplace now has over 3,000,000 domains.

Moniker’s Marketplace was soft-launched at the end of 2006. Since then, Marketplace has been the site of Moniker’s silent domain auctions. By joining Name Media’s network and DDN, Moniker will be able to provide a more robust marketplace. It can also offer the domains for sale when someone searches for a similar domain (or unavailable domain).

Name Media is the parent company of BuyDomains and Afternic. Afternic customers need to choose “expanded promotion” (also called AfternicDLS) to have their domains syndicated to Moniker. Domains listed with AfternicDLS are ten times more likely to sell than domains simply listed at Afternic.

Domain Distribution Network was created by domain company Fabulous as a way to provide quality generic domains, typically under $5,000, to small and mid-sized companies. DDN allows domain buyers to receive control of domains usually in seconds, rather than the traditional escrow method of domain transfer that can take a week or more.

Source : DomainNameWire

 

[Mobi Cheap]

Good news, many thanks!

Do you think soon every big registrar will join a DDN-equivalent service at both ends (listing and buying), and how much do you think they should charge to list a domain held with them via DDN (if anything at all)?

 

[Ronald Regging]

Good news, many thanks!

Do you think soon every big registrar will join a DDN-equivalent service at both ends (listing and buying), and how much do you think they should charge to list a domain held with them via DDN (if anything at all)?

Personally I would never pay for a listing. You're paying them a commission if the domain sells, so why on Earth would you pay a listing fee as well? One or the other.

 

[Mobi Cheap]

Personally I would never pay for a listing. You're paying them a commission if the domain sells, so why on Earth would you pay a listing fee as well? One or the other.

My thoughts exactly, good to hear that from somebody more distinguished than myself

 

[Ronald Regging]

My thoughts exactly, good to hear that from somebody more distinguished than myself

I'm not distinguished... im as cheap as they come

 

[liquidcherry]

Ronald, u are the cheapest ever......i bet u never paid royalties to Nancy or "R-I-P" Ronald for using his name!!!!!! shame on u!!!!.....

Just kidding man


Cheers,

Frank