Need broker to sell my 13 domain names - VOIF.com

[Hidigo]

MoscowHotels.org - Moscow is the largest city in Europe with 12,000,000 people

VOIF.com - premium pronounceable LLLL.com domain

UltimateFight.org - one of the most popular and fastest growing sports in the world

UltimateFighter.info

NYYankees.net - Most popular baseball team in the world. I believe everyone heard about fan favorites, famous NY Yankees founded in 1901.

slowing.net - very popular and often used gerund in everyday speech

imitating.org - very popular and often used gerund in everyday speech

MountEverest.co - The Earth's highest mountain, and one of the most famous and recognizable mountains

Stuttering.co - most common speech disorder, More than 70 million people worldwide stutter

Robbery.co - another great domain with massive possibilities

Shoulders.co - one of the most searched part of human body whether is it exercise, pain or anatomy

Stanford-University.com - one of the worlds best and respected universities. It is in top 5 ( among Harvard, Oxford, Cambridge, MIT)

plump.info

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Asking price for all these domains is: mid-high $X,XXX

 

[domain_broker13]

Hey! Glad I stumbled upon, these great domains! Very cool! I would be willing to be your broker. My fees are like no other. I don't charge a lot. For my services, and my customer service, taking care of the sale, and completing the money, is all included. I charge $300, doesn't matter what it sells for. All I ask, is 50% upfront, and you will be getting a report every few days, in your email. If it does NOT sell, you will get half of your money back. The half will be my work put into selling the domain names.

I already have a set price, what it should sell for, and what I think you will get. Seeing trends, and researching the niches out there. I will most likely sell all of these, in one shot. I am thinking upwards of, $10,000 for all of them.

 

[biggie]

NEVER PAY ANYONE UPFRONT CLAIMING TO BE A BROKER

 

[domain_broker13]

Then I would waive all fees, until sold.

 

[biggie]

none of these names could be sold for more than reg fee

a real broker would tell the owner, rather than trying to get paid.

 

[domain_broker13]

You obviously don't know any REAL brokers, if you are looking for one. You would sell these yourself. Joker.

 

[Nattydomain]

Also no REAL broker would touch Trademark domains as well.....What a joke!

 

[DnEbook]

Danger Will Robinson ……Danger Danger

 

[DnEbook]

Also looking for a domain broker to sell my LLLL.com domains, but cannot get a suitable broker despite my best efforts.

Find companies that suit the acronym and approach them yourself ?

 

[Maxwell]

Hey! Glad I stumbled upon, these great domains! Very cool! I would be willing to be your broker. My fees are like no other. I don't charge a lot. For my services, and my customer service, taking care of the sale, and completing the money, is all included. I charge $300, doesn't matter what it sells for. All I ask, is 50% upfront, and you will be getting a report every few days, in your email. If it does NOT sell, you will get half of your money back. The half will be my work put into selling the domain names.

I already have a set price, what it should sell for, and what I think you will get. Seeing trends, and researching the niches out there. I will most likely sell all of these, in one shot. I am thinking upwards of, $10,000 for all of them.

Wow, this is such obvious BS it's funny. $10,000 for all of them, hahah

 

[JudgeMind]

what a joke... Oh boy....

 

[franklin8309]

I tryed looking for a domain broker and got a scam email claiming the same thing. $9000 for 2 domains??? Yeah right!

Anyone know any good honest brokers?

 

[biggie]

Anyone know any good honest brokers?

there are some honest brokers, but to be honest, many wouldn't touch the names being posted.

those with no experience, credibility or referrals, lurk in waiting, ready to pounce on the desperate.....because the temptation is too great.

brokers are NOT miracle workers, they have no special skill or desire, to take on the task of trying to liquidate low quality names.

not only is it time consuming, but it can also affect/effect a brokers' reputation based on offered lists.

Good Luck!
imo...

 

[DomainVP]

I first saw your post, and then looked at the domains and thought you were having a mild seizure of some form and bought terrible names.

Someone recently asked me to broker a copyrighted domain, of course you have to decline. The only thing looking at you at the end of that venture is a nice thick packet in your mailbox from the WIPO.

The hardest part of that is when you have to tell someone no. They get very excited about a domain, and then learn it's not as amazing as they thought. We've all been there once.

Brokers usually look for 30% commission on the sale, and don't ask for money up front.

I ask for 10%; I've been in sales for a decade and I find that 30% is just greedy.

 

[franklin8309]

Thanks Biggie

DomainVP....You sound like a real professional. I need your opinion...What's the min number of domains a broker will work with?...and do they have to be aged?

 

[biggie]

DomainVP....You sound like a real professional. I need your opinion...

no reflection on DomanVP, but...

see how easy that bait got swallowed

 

[franklin8309]

Lol not hooked so easily just testing the waters

 

[DomainVP]

Do you mean the minimum number of names in general on their plate or from a single client?

In general it's not about quantity it's about quality, and you take on what you can manage.

If someone came to me and asked me to broker Love.com, I would not decline it due to a minimum requirement of some sort.

I look at lists, accept the ones I think I can sell and reject the ones I can't. While trying to manage my workload and my own portfolio.

Names do not have to be aged in general. I've seen some domains reged since 1995 that I can't even put my finger on why they held for them for so long. They don't pass any qualifying metrics for it to be a 'good' domain, and they end up on the dropped list available for reg fee.

Conversely, I sold a name today for $4,800 that a client acquired less than a month ago for $20 it was dropped, so it has a July 2014 reg date.

Age is nice, but it's given too much weight in determining a domains value.

 

[DomainVP]

no reflection on DomanVP, but...
see how easy that bait got swallowed

I agree Biggie, and it's a shame because there are so many snake oil salesman and hucksters that promise the world, and deliver an empire of dirt.

I always get a good response though, I am a master baiter after all.

 

[franklin8309]

:D