marketplace Selling on your own lander and Afternic? Afternic says you cannot offer the name lower

[equity78]

This Afternic twitter convo is getting a little heated. I am not sure it’s the best look and wonder how many people might pull their names out of Afternic? John Berryhill chimed in with That’s something I wrote about many years ago, now if I recall domainers were supposed to be able to opt out […]
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[NickB]

I have my BIN landers on Sedo priced in GBP now - got a price request via Afternic this week and after factoring the cost of converting from GBP to USD, the commission difference and wire cost I made sure the price at Sedo was the cheaper option by 15%......

If anyone wants my domains through Afternic they are going to have to pay a 10% - 25% premium (depending on the domain) for me having to deal with them.... or they can use the Sedo lander......Their choice

If Godaddy don't like it, they can do one.......

 

[branding]

I have my BIN landers on Sedo priced in GBP now - got a price request via Afternic this week and after factoring the cost of converting from GBP to USD, the commission difference and wire cost I made sure the price at Sedo was the cheaper option by 15%......

If anyone wants my domains through Afternic they are going to have to pay a 10% - 25% premium (depending on the domain) for me having to deal with them.... or they can use the Sedo lander......Their choice

If Godaddy don't like it, they can do one.......

Same. I moved 2 leads from Dan to sedo past month. 25% Vs 3% + some.

Both sold and payed. The 'discount' you can offer matters.

 

[iTesla]

I not's use Bin Laden on most of my domains I prefer Make Offer.

 

[FolioTeam]

I have my BIN landers on Sedo priced in GBP now - got a price request via Afternic this week and after factoring the cost of converting from GBP to USD, the commission difference and wire cost I made sure the price at Sedo was the cheaper option by 15%......

If anyone wants my domains through Afternic they are going to have to pay a 10% - 25% premium (depending on the domain) for me having to deal with them.... or they can use the Sedo lander......Their choice

If Godaddy don't like it, they can do one.......

I did the same price disparity after their recent commission update.

 

[buydomainnames]

For most of domains , I use own lander . Afternic still good and has no competitor , but its possible new player will come and change the game in the future when they can build large network similar to AF and invest in smart marketing massively.

 

[Mister Funsky]

I'm using PCrew and Bodis for parking with the 'inquire about this domain' link on the landing page.

As soon as I being interacting with the potential buyer, I let them know if they use my preferred marketplace the price I offer is what they will pay. Any other marketplace will have up to a 16% fee added to cover the additional fees charged.

So far, no one is interested in paying more once I explain the situation to them.

 

[iTesla]

I'm using PCrew and Bodis for parking with the 'inquire about this domain' link on the landing page.

As soon as I being interacting with the potential buyer, I let them know if they use my preferred marketplace the price I offer is what they will pay. Any other marketplace will have up to a 16% fee added to cover the additional fees charged.

So far, no one is interested in paying more once I explain the situation to them.

I had similar exp with Bodis, no reply back after I contact them about their offer, this are probably bots, the IP was also from Philippines, not a rich country from what i know.

 

[Bajwa_builder20]

GoDaddy’s integration with Afternic, which theoretically lets customers add domains to Afternic from within their GoDaddy account, has been in beta for over two years. It broke back in May, which I discovered after submitting names that didn’t get listed and didn’t get the corresponding ‘for sale’ page.

The promise of the integration is a good one: simply click a few buttons from within GoDaddy to add your domains to the largest distributed sales marketplace and get a GoDaddy-branded sales lander for the page.

While waiting to get this fixed, you can still replicate the process using the original Afternic interface. It comes with some headaches, though. As a result, I’ve opted to list my domains on Afternic but point them to sales landers at other companies, such as Dan.com and Squadhelp.