Selling Domains

[rozzski999]

Hey Guys,

Out of intrest where do most of you sell your domains.
I used to use Flippa but due to fees, worse customer service ever and scammers I declined!!

Where do you sell and what success rate do you have?


Rob

 

[SpareDomains]

90%+ have come from my own sales sites since 2003. This provides me name,email, phone, ip etc... which helps in negotiations instead of blind negotiations from third party markets. Zero commission sales or Escrow fees helps as well.

If you have enough domains to do your own thing and are in this for the long haul that's the way to go. If you don't have enough domains to justify your own market I'd say Afternic has the strongest distribution path.

https://www.afternic.com/domain-reseller-network

 

[rozzski999]

90%+ have come from my own sales sites since 2003. This provides me name,email, phone, ip etc... which helps in negotiations instead of blind negotiations from third party markets. Zero commission sales or Escrow fees helps as well.

If you have enough domains to do your own thing and are in this for the long haul that's the way to go. If you don't have enough domains to justify your own market I'd say Afternic has the strongest distribution path.

https://www.afternic.com/domain-reseller-network

Many Thanks

 

[Chris Wright]

I used to be totally passive.
Just waited for prospects to contact me via Whois and started negotiating.
That is a rare occurance these days.

So I put everything on Afternic and it has worked well for me.

CS responds slowly, and UI could be less cumbersome.
But they do sell domains, that's the main thing.

 

[Ollie3000]

outbound - emails etc

NameJet

I do list everything on Sedo as well.

 

[rozzski999]

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I used to be totally passive.
Just waited for prospects to contact me via Whois and started negotiating.
That is a rare occurance these days.

So I put everything on Afternic and it has worked well for me.

CS responds slowly, and UI could be less cumbersome.
But they do sell domains, that's the main thing.

Thanks

 

[zomgmike]

I used to be totally passive.
Just waited for prospects to contact me via Whois and started negotiating.
That is a rare occurance these days.

So I put everything on Afternic and it has worked well for me.

CS responds slowly, and UI could be less cumbersome.
But they do sell domains, that's the main thing.

I can only imagine the amount of spam email you had to sort through every day waiting for the domain offers to come through!

 

[Chris Wright]

It wasn't too bad.
Gmail has a great spam filter.
It's almost magical.