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You might remember this dude hit the news a few weeks back with a site that sells potatoes with a personalized message. He listed his site on Flippa and it's already hit $10k in bids: https://flippa.com/5439532-40k-worth-of-potatoes-sold-countless-lives-touched Wonder if it'll sell for $85k...

Worked for me, awesome! $60 more Flippa credits!

You could sell it on Flippa like this "Official Manny Pacquiao" website: https://flippa.com/4429535

It looks like Flippa has just acquired Domain Holdings Group, one of the largest domain brokerages in the world, and they expect to do $70m in domain sales over the next 12 months: http://flippa.com/blog/flippa-acquires-domain-holdings/ This should definitely shake things up in the domain...

ALWAYS GET GA ACCESS BEFORE PLACING A BID ON A WEBSITE. Full stop. If a seller is not willing to provide you with GA access that is a huge red flag and you should probably walk away from the sale. GA is how you can begin to verify the authenticity and quality of the traffic. It is a different...

They're definitely increasing the number of listings that are manually reviewed, which I think is a good thing.

Can anyone tell me what his username is so that I can have him banned from Flippa?

Lol.....What day is it today?

FYI this Flippa promo is still working. Make sure you are signed into your Flippa account and then follow that link. Then type in promocode14 and you should be able to redeem 19 free Flippa credits. Worked fine for me today.

Flippa Escrow is free.....

Here's the auction: https://flippa.com/3791618-official-website-and-store-of-top-professional-boxer-manny-pacquiao Claims that Manny will stay on as 25% silent partner.

By and large the community IS full of honest, bright, and helpful people. But there's always going to be a few bad apples, that's life. Before buying a website demand proof of traffic and revenue.

I'm not a lawyer, and this is not legal advice, but this is what I would do. Nothing. That's right, don't contact anyone, and stop responding to the messages the previous owner is sending you. The law firm is not contacting you directly so just leave it at that. If you truly bought the site...

It basically comes down to this, buyers on Flippa do not value potential. As the old saying goes, "before you sell me on the dream, let us first discuss the green." Typically buyers on Flippa value sites as a multiple of net income, usually 1x-3x yearly net. That said, Flippa is by far the...

You've made the decision to bail on WF and move along to BHW. At least that's a step in the right direction.

This is awesome, thanks OP!

We should just call OP by his real name, Mark.

I know this is an old question, but I'll respond to it anyways. The answer is yes, you should be able to sell it on Flippa. Of course, as has already been alluded to, you would have to bundle in the FB group if you want any kind of sizable return. The problem, however, is that depending on a...

AS WITH LITERALLY ANY MARKETPLACE ON EARTH, there are scammers on Flippa, but to say that "almost all sellers on Flippa provide fake or scam setup schemes" is just plain wrong, misleading, and insulting to those who actively sell legitimate profitable sites on Flippa. If you know what you are...

I have to echo what everyone else said about Flippa. It is a great place to buy and sell domains, provided you know what you are doing. The best way to go about it is to list the domains with a starting bid of $1 to encourage as much interaction as possible. If you can, I would also go no...