What is the alternative for Godaddy auctions?

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Hello everyone,



For the past 8–10 years, I've utilized GoDaddy Auctions to sell my expired domains, successfully auctioning (buy and sell) over 100–120 domains during this period (I'm not a broker, I was buying to build these domains for businesses then re-sell when I'm done with it). However, as of April this year, GoDaddy has updated its policies and no longer permits sellers to list their domains on its public auction platform.


Well, now I possess several valuable, aged domains with very strong backlink profiles, some of which were acquired for approximately $12,000 and have been developed into businesses and ended last June, now it's to re-sell them once again.



Given this situation, could you recommend the best alternatives to GoDaddy Auctions for selling such premium domains?



Thank you.
 
If they are fully built out you could probably use flipping sites.

Or even here on the forum.
 
Namecheap has a similar platform
Managed to sell some old domains there
But premium domains, I guess creating a BST here on BHW is a good idea
 
You can get some great domains here in the buy sell section.
 
Namecheapis basically unusable, just trash there. I can get maybe 1 or 2 clean, usable domains there out of 100K every week. SEDO is way too small.

Dropcatch is definitely a second best option and then Namejet if you can suffer through Network Solutions and contacting "support" here and there.

Besdies these, there's basically nothing, supply is small and you have to adjust your filters accordingly.
 
The most popular is NameJet. It is a popular auction platform, particularly known for premium and expired domain names. It has partnerships with several major registrars.
 
Hello everyone,



For the past 8–10 years, I've utilized GoDaddy Auctions to sell my expired domains, successfully auctioning (buy and sell) over 100–120 domains during this period (I'm not a broker, I was buying to build these domains for businesses then re-sell when I'm done with it). However, as of April this year, GoDaddy has updated its policies and no longer permits sellers to list their domains on its public auction platform.


Well, now I possess several valuable, aged domains with very strong backlink profiles, some of which were acquired for approximately $12,000 and have been developed into businesses and ended last June, now it's to re-sell them once again.



Given this situation, could you recommend the best alternatives to GoDaddy Auctions for selling such premium domains?



Thank you.
Namecheap is a good alternative for this.
 
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Hello everyone,



For the past 8–10 years, I've utilized GoDaddy Auctions to sell my expired domains, successfully auctioning (buy and sell) over 100–120 domains during this period (I'm not a broker, I was buying to build these domains for businesses then re-sell when I'm done with it). However, as of April this year, GoDaddy has updated its policies and no longer permits sellers to list their domains on its public auction platform.


Well, now I possess several valuable, aged domains with very strong backlink profiles, some of which were acquired for approximately $12,000 and have been developed into businesses and ended last June, now it's to re-sell them once again.



Given this situation, could you recommend the best alternatives to GoDaddy Auctions for selling such premium domains?



Thank you.
here are no second best options matchig godaddy
 
I think you can also sell domains in flippa
 
I've seen some people selling these on reddit. Look around, you'll find some subs.
 
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