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Goran

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Hi

Can I park domains at one place,and sell them on the other?
Right now,all my domains are parked at Sedo,and I have small number of domains at Bodis.But Bodis domains are making me more money(and they are not better),and have better CTR,so I would like to transfer all domains to Bodis.But if I change nameservers,will they be removed from Sedo sales and auctions?I wouldn't like that because I think Sedo is fine place to sell domains.
Thank you
 
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No they will not be removed. You can park them at Bodis and they will remain listed on Sedo.
 
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I echo what crumblepie has said. But remember you pay a higher commission rate when the domains are not parked at Sedo. But that's usually worth it because of the revenue you get from parking. In any case you can increase the price to cover any increased commission rate.
 
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Thanks

It’s so bad at Sedo that i would rather delete nameservers and sleep. I am trying, optimizing, changing and nothing. At Bodis just auto optimize (no keywords anyway) and it’s still better. But when it comes to sales Sedo really look promising
 
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Yes, you can list the domain in various markets. But if you sell the name you can't forget to remove it from all the sites.
 
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Yes, you can list the domain in various markets. But if you sell the name you can't forget to remove it from all the sites.

That IF is huge :imho:
 
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