Use DomainAgents and make $15/negotiation - sale or no sale!

[DomainAgents]

Hello NamePros members and Domain Owners! We have a special offer for you!

Normally DomainAgents pays domain owners $10 to engage with a buyer's offer, but until the end of October 2013 we will pay an extra $5 per negotiation if you use the promotional link below.



What is DomainAgents?
DomainAgents is a domain name brokerage and negotiation platform. We offer an impartial and secure place for buyers and sellers to negotiate.

When a potential buyer is interested in making an offer on a domain name, the buyer purchases a DomainAgents credit and identifies the domain name they are interested in acquiring. Buying a credit shows that the buyer is serious about purchasing your domain and filters out tire-kickers.

When you login to DomainAgents, you can either engage in negotiations, accept, or decline the offer. Our platform let's you manage dozens of negotiations at once.

If you engage with the buyer, DomainAgents will either pay you $10.00, give you a free DomainAgents credit or we will donate the $10.00 to a selected charity of your choice. (See below for a special NP offer!)

Once you enter negotiations, DomainAgents lets you and the buyer manage your own negotiation. If an agreement is reached, we facilitate the transfer of the domain and money via Escrow.com.

Escrow fees and the commission are paid by the buyer.



A Special Offer for Domain Owners on NamePros

Send potential buyers of your domains to us and you will make $15 if they make an offer on your domain and you engage with the buyer's offer.

Use this link:
https://domainagents.com/{domain}-npo

For example:
https://domainagents.com/example.com-npo

You can either redirect your domain to that page, send the link via email if someone emails you, or put a "Make an Offer" link on your existing landing pages. You will receive an email to your Whois Admin Email when you have a new offer.



Mini-FAQ:

What does "engage with a buyer's offer" mean exactly?
It means you accept or counter their offer. If you decline their offer without countering, you won't get the $15, but you still have the option of donating it to charity.
We encourage owners to counter even if the buyer's initial offer isn't in the ballpark. We've seen opening offers of $200 turn into sales of over $10000, but if you don't counter with your selling price, that can't happen.

Is there a minimum offer a buyer has to make?
Yes, the minimum offer is $199 USD.

Can I see the details of the buyer?
Our platform provides an anonymous place for buyers and sellers to negotiate in a secure environment. We use Escrow.com to complete the transaction, so your domains are protected.

Who pays the commission and escrow fees?
The buyer pays all fees and commissions. The price you agree to, is the price you are paid.

How do I list my domains on your site?
DomainAgents is not a marketplace and there is nowhere to list your domain on our site. However, we are regularly in contact with buyers of domains. You are welcome to contact us and if we know someone who would be interested in buying your domains, we can assist you with the sale.

Have you handled big transactions?
Yes! We helped Radius Intel buy their dream domain for $100K:
http://www.thedomains.com/2013/05/0...tup-acquire-dream-domain-radius-com-for-100k/

More information can be found here.

 

[DomainAgents]

Happy to answer any questions! Either post here or send me a PM.

 

[jideofor]

I have a couple of domains which I know would be good. However, I am a Nigerian which seem to scare people. Once had 2 forex companies on my forex domain which was facilitated by a friend but when they found out I am a Nigerian, they declined, though made an offer of at least £3000. And till date, we never heard from them again.

How can you help in this case?

The domain is in .co.uk

 

[Ted.T]

Explain me one thing, how do the buyers find about the domains on your site? If the domains are not listed, and not advertised anywhere.

PS: Already found. Except the fact that you pay the domainers, I see nothing new. Thanks

 

[DomainAgents]

We have relationships with registrars and sites like DomainTools. They outsource their brokerage services to us.

Also, domainers use us to manage and qualify their offers as described in this thread.

Explain me one thing, how do the buyers find about the domains on your site? If the domains are not listed, and not advertised anywhere.

 

[Ted.T]

Tell me, why your service is better than sedo or godaddy auctions? Buyers can make an offer there too, and we can negotiate too.

 

[DomainAgents]

I have a buyer , he is Prince FuckdumpTo from Nigeria and he is willing to pay 20million but needs someone to negotiate...can you handle the big transaction?

LOL!

We have handled many big transactions though. This one was made public:
http://www.thedomains.com/2013/05/0...tup-acquire-dream-domain-radius-com-for-100k/

Usually the buyers and sellers prefer not to publish prices though.

---------- Post added at 04:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:05 PM ----------

Tell me, why your service is better than sedo or godaddy auctions? Buyers can make an offer there too, and we can negotiate too.

We've positioned ourselves as buyer focused and we've delivered great results for them, but we have a few big domainers using our site now (plus our site was founded by domain name vets) and they're having great results too, so we're branching out. This is our first targeted outreach to the domainer crowd. With our service, the buyer pays all the fees, plus you get $15 as long as you at least counter.


We hope you'll try us out and compare yourself.

 

[Ted.T]

One more thing, why should I or the buyer use a third-part service, if we can negotiate through emails? Honestly, I don't see why I should use it.

 

[jideofor]

Cloud Engineer, thanks... And God bless you!

Good luck to you guys since I being ignore, but would rather tell my origin than deny my heritage

 

[DomainAgents]

One more thing, why should I or the buyer use a third-part service, if we can negotiate through emails? Honestly, I don't see why I should use it.

As a buyer, we guarantee we'll get your offer to the owner. If we don't you get your credit back to make an offer on a different domain. We also protect the identity of the buyer to make sure negotiations are neutral and handle the annoying stuff like making sure negotiations don't get stalled, escrow doesn't delayed, calling owners in Asia, etc.

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Cloud Engineer, thanks... And God bless you!

Good luck to you guys since I being ignore, but would rather tell my origin than deny my heritage

Sorry, missed your post the first time!

You can direct your buyers to us. We use Escrow.com for escrow, so as long as they are OK with that, I don't see why they should have any issue.

 

[Ted.T]

And my last question. Escrow.com, do you handle the transactions? The problem is that I can't register there, they still don't support my country.

 

[DomainAgents]

And my last question. Escrow.com, do you handle the transactions? The problem is that I can't register there, they still don't support my country.

We offer escrow services in the rare cases Escrow.com is an issue. We take proper precautions of course. Feel free to PM me if you want to get into more specifics.

 

[DomainAgents]

We also have a partner program for service providers. Currently our partners include DomanTools, DirectNic, NameBoy, NameBio and others. If you're interested in our partner program, send me PM.

 

[DomainAgents]

Ad expires soon, but you can use the promo link until the end of October!