Opinion Needed

[e39m5]

I have to great domains IMO. I am wondering if I should sell them as a lot or individually. Here is the list of domains.

cgicoding.info
flashcoding.info
perlcoding.info
vbcoding.info
xmlcoding.info
phpcoding.info
aspcoding.info
htmlcoding.info
javacoding.info
csscoding.info

I am trying to sell as a lot currently on namepros, but not being too succesful. Should I sell individually?

If I should sell as a lot, where should I put the domains up for auction? Is there any site that allows selling as a lot (such as sedo or afternic)?

Thanks,
e39m5

 

[Rob]

Although hated by some people in the domain community, one good place to start may be eBay?

Because eBay isnt really a professional domain trading area, you may strike lucky and find somebody willing to pay over the odds for the domains. Might be worth a go.

 

[e39m5]

I was htinking about that, but then theres a chance of someone getting it for $10, which they gotta be worth more than that. Theres no community meant for selling domains in lots? Maybe I should go make one. Whos up for it?

Thanks,
e39m5

 

[Rob]

I was htinking about that, but then theres a chance of someone getting it for $10, which they gotta be worth more than that.

Could always put a reserve on it?

 

[GamingHybrid]

Ebay man, good luck.

GOD BLESS

 

[middlebe]

yeah, let us know how it goes

 

[e39m5]

What should I make as a reserve?

e39m5

 

[AdoptableDomains]

You can sell as a lot on either sedo or afternic. Just list all domains with the high price of what you want for the lot. In the description of each, include that it's part of a lot and list the other domains. When someone pays your price on the one, you cancel the other listings and include it with the batch. Although escrow will only include one domain, you could use a third party escrow service like escrow.com for the actual closing. Probably sedo or afternic would work with you as well on closing the group as a single escrow transaction if you asked them, maybe at marginally higher fees.


BTW, you can list on ebay with a reserve price so you wouldn't have to sell for $10. However, ebay could eat you alive in listing fees.