TDNAM bugs me.

[Archangel]

Is it just me or does TDNAM kinda suck? I don't mind paying $5 for a yearly membership but I wouldn't use it to sell my domains (unless it's a domain of value). Like most ppl, I have my share of domains with a value under $50. I have quite a few that might not see $20. Why pay a min/$5 for selling a domain cheap on TDNAM when I could sell the same domain on eBay for about 30 cents?

 

[-Adam-]

I used it once before I didn't think it was that bad of a program. Not a major alternative but not a bad resource either.

 

[deet]

I think maybe your missing the whole concept?
Basically TDnam in short is great for getting your hands on a domain before it actually drops. Lets say for example I own tgif.gov ok? well renewal time comes around and I no longer want it.. Before the name expires it gets placed into the tndam auction site.

This gives the godaddy members a chance to buy a name before any other Big auction houses actually get ahold of it.. I am in a hurry and typing fast but I hope you understand what im saying..

In short yes you can auction your own personal domains on tdnam but IMO prolly not the best place for it unless you have a premium domain..

Use tdnam to catch domains you want registered at godaddy.

 

[NetOctave]

whether u auction u'r domain or not, tdnam is worth for all the drops. Just scan the lot regularly and methodically and u'll always get somethign good. And that itself is worth the $5 IMHO.

 

[Archangel]

I've heard a lotta ppl talk about selling their domains on TDNAM. Sure, you CAN sell there but I don't think they're worth selling at. Yeah, it's a great place to buy probably but not to sell... kinda like eBay.