Undeveloped.com Experience

[JudgeMind]

Has anyone used undeveloped.com to sell domains? They claim to be able to increase a domainers sales by 54%.

 

[campout]

Does anyone know how you turn off the Installment option on a single, individual domain?

 

[alcy]

Does anyone know how you turn off the Installment option on a single, individual domain?

click IN icon.. then click disable butotn

 

[ctmixing]

She then called us and asked us when she could move into the new house she rented for $750 a month... So she landed on a for sale page, assumed she could rent a house for $750, completed checkout and found out she actually bought a domain.

Now that's funny

 

[DAN.COM]

Now that's funny

While we're at this, here's another one from this morning

John above has bought a domain for $495 and thought he was buying a Mayfair TV Guide. I'm not sure how this type of internet users survive in life but he clearly didn't read anything on our for sale pages and just proceeded to checkout to later find out he made a mistake.

 

[Hardheolar]

@Undeveloped, i am expecting some funds from undeveloped.com and my bank is asking where the inflow is coming from. Quick response please

 

[DAN.COM]

@Undeveloped, i am expecting some funds from undeveloped.com and my bank is asking where the inflow is coming from. Quick response please

Head to support please, Namepros is not our support channel for this type of request.

 

[carob]

While we're at this, here's another one from this morning

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John above has bought a domain for $495 and thought he was buying a Mayfair TV Guide. I'm not sure how this type of internet users survive in life but he clearly didn't read anything on our for sale pages and just proceeded to checkout to later find out he made a mistake.

Well Mayfair is the most expensive real estate in London and also home to some very expensive personal services so maybe he thought that was the price of a guide to watching online...

I have had people send orders for CBD goods through a Uniregistry lander, thankfully it does not take payment for them. And someone agreed to buy a domain there for $3m and only later was it clear that was in Colombian currency and was only about $600, just not enough. Impulse buying or drunk surfing, who knows.

 

[Mainlander]

@Undeveloped Any plans on allowing users to price individual domains with either...
BIN
BIN and Make Offer
Make Offer
Rather than have these settings affect your entire portfolio.

 

[alcy]

@Undeveloped Any plans on allowing users to price individual domains with either...
BIN
BIN and Make Offer
Make Offer
Rather than have these settings affect your entire portfolio.

u can do all this now

just go to your portofolio and set prices.

just make sure you remember that to have bin only and no offer.. you need to set min = bin

gl

 

[alcy]

@Undeveloped

hi there

any chance you can add small column into TRANSACTIONS tab.. that says the sale price? just as quick reminder.

also a little column into LEADS tab... that shows highest buyer offer so far.. even if declined etc.... ok?

thanks!!

 

[NonHipster]

The only one solution here...
Sell your domains just using simple Contact Form - the volume of non-payers is minimal in this mode.

Where do we get a simple contact form, in other words, what is that? Thanks

 

[alcy]

some domain stories are funny indeed.

I had someone want to buy 1 pound of weed through my weedmarket...net domain sale lander page

 

[Embrand]

@Undeveloped Any plans on allowing users to price individual domains with either...
BIN
BIN and Make Offer
Make Offer
Rather than have these settings affect your entire portfolio.

Yes, this can be done as mentioned already. But I think it would be nice to be able to set a minimum Make Offer amount as a percentage for your entire portfolio. For example if you only want buyers to be able to Make Offers of at least 60 percent of the BIN price, then you just set it to 60 percent for all your names.

I don't think this is possible now?

 

[golan]

@Undeveloped Is it possible to list under "Added on" the date when I added the domain, not the previous owner?

Now i see the date when the domain was previously added to UD, the value of this information for me is zero and per contra it's highly confusing.

I discussed this issue with someone of your guys in emails a while ago, but it seems the issue is still there.

Thank you!

 

[Domain Executive]

@Undeveloped Is it possible to list under "Added on" the date when I added the domain, not the previous owner?

Now i see the date when the domain was previously added to UD, the value of this information for me is zero and per contra it's highly confusing.

I discussed this issue with someone of your guys in emails a while ago, but it seems the issue is still there.

Thank you!

You can remove and then add the domain again. This is how I solve the issue.

 

[NYJimbo]

You can remove and then add the domain again. This is how I solve the issue.

I do this too to zero out a stat for a domain if I am interested in seeing really current traffic and not the past "rolling 30 days" which is wonky when views get aged and deleted.

 

[JudgeMind]

I would like to request that @Undeveloped consider adding the option for buyers to send a message prior to making an offer. Currently the only way a buyer can send a message is after they make an offer. I think it would be very beneficial for buyers to have this option.

currently I've replaced my company name with an email address to be reached at and I've noticed a big change in inquiries coming through email.

 

[alcy]

I would like to request that @Undeveloped consider adding the option for buyers to send a message prior to making an offer. Currently the only way a buyer can send a message is after they make an offer. I think it would be very beneficial for buyers to have this option.

nice... i already requested this by email @Undeveloped

 

[JudgeMind]

 

[loredan]

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I think this might be against Undeveloped's TOS?
You basically tell the potential buyers to move away from the platform and deal with you privately via email.
I'm not sure I got this right but that's how it looks like...