Please someone make a successful flippa alternative

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am now getting tired of this and it anoys me that flippa dosent do anything about it i made a successfull sale 5 days later charge back on papal what anyos me is this is my biggest sale ever then i report to flippa this morning my account was suspended after that i asked why still didnt get a reply yet but i have a feeling the buyer used so many account to report my listings i report to them via email guess what ingored and case marked as answerd i think there support sucks and its because they think they dont have commpetitor just like papal and google some one really needs to make a successfull flippa clone i wish i am good in that
 
i feel sorry for you bro, however maybe it wasn't a good idea to seel domain/website through Paypal due to the refund/cb possibility..
 
i feel sorry for you bro, however maybe it wasn't a good idea to seel domain/website through Paypal due to the refund/cb possibility..
yes i have learnt my lesson lesson lets hope i dont lost that hudge amount in the dispute
 
i feel sorry for you bro, however maybe it wasn't a good idea to seel domain/website through Paypal due to the refund/cb possibility..

what's is a better alternative payment options to use to be on safe side?
 
Meathead1234 owns a Flippa alternative, on top of his brokerage company. Can't remember what it's called though.
 
There is a marketplace here, there is a marketplace on DP, there is a marketplace on eBay. There are literally many alternatives to Flippa but they don't have the traffic Flippa generates.

Your problem isn't the marketplace but your method of selling. Don't immediately push domains when the payment is through PayPal. Put on the listing that you reserve the right to hold the domain up to 90 days before pushing it if the buyer doesn't have a long history and good feedback to protect yourself. Then if you get hit with a dispute or chargeback you just change the nameservers and relist the site.

Scammers usually won't bid on sites if they know they can't secure the domain quickly so the text typically keeps the scammers away. As long as you have the terms in your listing then they can't argue if you hold the domain and Flippa won't force you to do an immediate transfer if the buyer files an argument.

Meathead's place is FE International but he only deals in established and valuable properties to the best of my knowledge.
 
Yeah OP if you could use a period in your next post.... that would be greaaaaaat
 
There is a marketplace here, there is a marketplace on DP, there is a marketplace on eBay. There are literally many alternatives to Flippa but they don't have the traffic Flippa generates.

Your problem isn't the marketplace but your method of selling. Don't immediately push domains when the payment is through PayPal. Put on the listing that you reserve the right to hold the domain up to 90 days before pushing it if the buyer doesn't have a long history and good feedback to protect yourself. Then if you get hit with a dispute or chargeback you just change the nameservers and relist the site.

Scammers usually won't bid on sites if they know they can't secure the domain quickly so the text typically keeps the scammers away. As long as you have the terms in your listing then they can't argue if you hold the domain and Flippa won't force you to do an immediate transfer if the buyer files an argument.

Meathead's place is FE International but he only deals in established and valuable properties to the best of my knowledge.
sound cool am so gonna try
 
Why the blue color? and if possible next time try to add periods, commas and perhaps a paragraph here and there, easier reading and prolly yields you way more answers.
 
Why the blue color? and if possible next time try to add periods, commas and perhaps a paragraph here and there, easier reading and prolly yields you way more answers.
really? thanks Do you have an English class i can join?
 
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