any one using domainnamesales.com for selling domains?

Hello
https://domainnamesales.com
Today ,I got this site,while finding for a registered domain

This site has feature to buy or sell your domain like flippa/sedo

any one used it?
would give it a try

I have an account there. It's a good marketplace, but you will need a fairly large portfolio of some decent names to get accepted. They've got great landing pages and give you the ability to link your Escrow.com account directly to your DNS account. If you have a pretty big portfolio it's worth registering there and listing them.

They run a great service, it took me 2 year's before being accepted onto their platform with enough high quality domains, the landing pages are clean and convert well and they chase up every lead in a pro-active and professional way

That is a serious place. But most domains there are highly overpriced.

ah good to know
that they have some good reputation

I agree, many domains are overpriced like others DMP

I exclusively use Domain Name Sales, and have removed my names from Sedo and other marketplaces. I've been extremely happy with DNS ever since I got approved to their platform. Their landing pages are great (you'll get a lot more inquiries for your domains for some reason), and their tools are really good for handling inbound inquiries. Best part is, if you handle your own inquiries, the commission fee is 0%! Afternic and Godaddy charge really high commission fees now, and so does Sedo, and I think that it's really not worth it using those platforms anymore. They also have brokers that you can use to deal with your inquiries, but I have found their brokers to be really unprofessional, unresponsive, and completely unrealistic in their pricing, so it is not worth using this service (where you need to pay a 15% commission). Self-brokering on the other hand, works really well, and their platform has lots of powerful tools you can use. Getting approved these days is not very difficult, and if they reject your application, simply applying again can get you approved (different people review the applications, some seem to have far higher requirements than others).