Parked domain at DNS got a msg from a broker

[decades80]

Hi,

I have a generic domain parked at IT and I got a msg from DNS broker, that they have an interested party to buy it and I should submit my net price. I wonder, if anyone has experience to sell domains via DNS? How long does it take?Its paypal an option? Do you push domain to their account or you have to transfer it?

Thanks in advance.

 

[biggie]

Hi,

I have a generic domain parked at IT and I got a msg from DNS broker, that they have an interested party to buy it and I should submit my net price. I wonder, if anyone has experience to sell domains via DNS? How long does it take?Its paypal an option? Do you push domain to their account or you have to transfer it?

Thanks in advance.

:talk:

Hi

my advice is to READ their TOS, so you'll know fee's and payment options.

however, you can "accept" the message yourself and do your own negotiating if you want. or send them (the broker) a price you want to sell for.

imo...

 

[NPer]

I've received soo many inquiries at DNS over the past couple of months.

Of the few that were "genuine", some were not responsive at all or interested to negotiate.

There's not a week that would go by with out at least 3 or 4 inquiries-even some who are domainers searching DNS for names at reseller prices.. they even say it outright.

Don't get too excited. The brokers contact you if you have DNS brokers set to handle inquiries. As Biggie said, you have a choice as to who handles the negotiations, etc.

 

[decades80]

Yeah I get them daily too, but this one was different, so I was wondering if its more serious But I guess its just the kind I havent got yet.

Thank you both for answer.

 

[keke511]

Hi,
I sold 43 domains in 7 years.
use a payment platforme,like eCOP or escrow.
tell to your buyer,open a new account at the same compagnie you buy the domain.
after the payment juste push your domain in to the new account,
and this free to push.
me i use name.com

Carl