Buy Now or 7 Day for Auctions?

EternalFun

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Sep 4, 2018

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• Sep 22, 2020

• #1

What is the more profitable listing for domain auctioning?

What's your personal experience on this?

 

3bisu

Elite Member

Nov 29, 2014

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• Sep 22, 2020

• #2

If you have a really premium domain you can try the 7 day auction but otherwise, you won't see any traffic or bid, personal experience. I usually just list the domain with buy now or make offer and wait

 

HP Hoster

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Oct 8, 2017

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• Sep 23, 2020

• #3

I would recommend you to ask for domain name appraisal first. Than when you understand possible rates make decision. That might be your domain name is premium one and there is a demand for it on the market.

 

Priince1337

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Aug 23, 2013

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• Sep 23, 2020

• #4

If you know you really have a high value domain create an auction, otherwise just think of a price you'd like to get and put it on "Buy now".

 

EternalFun

Supreme Member

Sep 4, 2018

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• Sep 23, 2020

• #5

Does homepage feature matter or ?

 

Castlevision

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May 31, 2021

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• Jun 3, 2021

• #6

If you can find an auction website that allows you to put a really high reserve price on the domain then you can see what your highest bid was for the website without it selling.
If for some reason it sells at the ridiculous high reserve price you set, well then that was a win for you! It's a good way to get a real world appraisal.

 

NetShop ISP

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Aug 25, 2017

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• Jun 4, 2021

• #7

You ca start with auction and than switch to "buy now" option.
In any case your domain name worth as much as real buyer is ready to pay for it.

 

domainbuddy_in

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May 31, 2021

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• Jun 13, 2021

• #8

If your domain name is handregged or average, you can try to list it in Nameliquidate