Which DOmain Auction site works Best for you?
ddesigns
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Till now sedo has worked best for me, have sold around 4-5 names on sedo in range of low XXX to high XXX and the second best is Flippa, i sold couple of domain and one one started site over there.. but in my opinion flippa is better for website sales..
Wishing your best of luck..
Wishing your best of luck..
accelerator_dd
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If you have a site earning 500+/month or more, I would get in touch with Meathead (mod of the site flipping section here).
SkyrocketSEO
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I usually sell them through BHW marketplace and to people that contact me directly.
JabbaTheHutt
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Sedo known to be good for premium domain names but I think they take a bigger cut than any other site in the list. For buying and selling cheaper domains I used Godaddy before since I got this free auction account with Domain Discount Club.
BuildMoreLinks
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good domains will easily sell on BHW marketplace, other than that it's Godaddy for me.
I'm still kind of new to the world of "domaining" but i can tell you my personal experience.
i have sold 2 on ebay, and 2 on flippa, zero on SEDO.
What i don't like about SEDO, is that it seems like they threw 30 different websites together, and at first, it's very strange and unorderly to navigate. Flippa is much cleaner and more organized. With that said, the PRO people, who have 10k to 100k domain names don't use SEDO anymore. I have read numerous articles about how they rip you off, how they charge 20% commission, and how, on parking pages they take MOST of the ad revenue and give you .01 to .05 per click, whereas other places give you 1.00 or more per click. There are other reasons too, however, at MY stage of the game, with 100 domains, i'm not seeing a huge difference.
However, i also hate how SEDO's TOS says that you strictly CANNOT drive any sort of traffic, WHATSOEVER to your parked pages. Speaking of which, i'm trying to find a good alternative to that now.
i have sold 2 on ebay, and 2 on flippa, zero on SEDO.
What i don't like about SEDO, is that it seems like they threw 30 different websites together, and at first, it's very strange and unorderly to navigate. Flippa is much cleaner and more organized. With that said, the PRO people, who have 10k to 100k domain names don't use SEDO anymore. I have read numerous articles about how they rip you off, how they charge 20% commission, and how, on parking pages they take MOST of the ad revenue and give you .01 to .05 per click, whereas other places give you 1.00 or more per click. There are other reasons too, however, at MY stage of the game, with 100 domains, i'm not seeing a huge difference.
However, i also hate how SEDO's TOS says that you strictly CANNOT drive any sort of traffic, WHATSOEVER to your parked pages. Speaking of which, i'm trying to find a good alternative to that now.
Sinister001
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Godaddy is the best 
Godaddy is the best
crap... lol... the domains i have are not listable at godaddy auction because of the TLD.. I'll have to try out the parking. i'm sure i can do that. thanks ! lol
Sinister001
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umerjutt00
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I am not into selling but I do buy domains through auction. Only using Godaddy auctions so far.
I have to admit.... I had a few too many drinks and clicked on / responded without looking.. I thought it was a response to a thread i posted. however... it still kind of made sense. sort of...
::::going to sleep it off ::::: -_- fml
Quadriceps
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Flippa would be my choice.
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Open a thread, post URLs and ask