Selling on GoDaddy (Premium Listing)

[Adrian.]

Just got an email that I sold a domain here. They've changed nameservers and it shows as pending payout.

Could anyone with experience verify the 5 day payout window they advertise?

 

[Hypersot]

a domain of mine got sold on the 19th of Dec and I received the money on the 6th of Jan

Of course there were the holidays in between but that's my only experience with godaddy

 

[virtualstore]

I have sold several domains from their platform--
Once they received the payment the timings for pay out are 10-21 days.
They will take 5usd or 10% as their commisson which one is hire and if payout is via paypal then no service charge would be deducted via paypal i.e. If payout is for 100usd then you will get 90usd as a whole.

 

[GRIDZY]

I have sold several domains from their platform--
Once they received the payment the timings for pay out are 10-21 days.
They will take 5usd or 10% as their commisson which one is hire and if payout is via paypal then no service charge would be deducted via paypal i.e. If payout is for 100usd then you will get 90usd as a whole.

Actually for a Premium listing it'll be a bigger chunk taken out. 30% commission fee on Premium listings.

 

[virtualstore]

Yah you are right.

 

[RazorNF]

Actually you both are half right.

30% commission if purchased via the registration path.
10% commission if purchased through the auction section.

http://support.godaddy.com/help/article/3494/getting-paid-for-premium-listings

 

[GRIDZY]

Actually you both are half right.

30% commission if purchased via the registration path.
10% commission if purchased through the auction section.

http://support.godaddy.com/help/article/3494/getting-paid-for-premium-listings

Registration path in the case that it is specifically a Premium Listing Iis 30%.

Through regular registration searches you may still land directly on an auction. Which in that case it will only be a 10% commission, regardless of how you discover the standard auction domain.

If you have a price in mind you're wanting to sell the domain, I'd recommend using Afternic. With sedo auctions losing godaddys auction network, they really are the go to. Afternic has a good network and still allows opportunity to find end users in godaddy if you really have quality domains they may plug in. People land on auctions directly more often than you may think.