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Where do you sell your domain? - triumph - 08-15-2006 I have sold a few on webmaster sites, and some on DN, never sold any on alternic or sedo.. at least not yet. Where do you sell your domain? - deelip - 08-15-2006 I never sold my domain before. But i prefer afternice . Because my friend just sold a domain from there. He had really cool business there. Where do you sell your domain? - LyricB - 08-18-2006 I haven't had the need to see a domain yet, although I'm thankful for all the advice just in case a need comes up. Where do you sell your domain? - Slashmire - 08-18-2006 And for how much were you actually to sell those domains for? Any significant profit at all? Where do you sell your domain? - kokotai - 08-19-2006 zach Wrote:DomainSocial.com I'm going to try this one. Thanks for the info Zach. One of the things that I appreciate about this web site is all of the information you are providing. Where do you sell your domain? - goodkarmaco - 08-21-2006 This past few months I have sold several names on Godaddy Tdnam. Some of them I did not want to renew and I received $50. or more for . The thing is they have a pretty good seven day auction. Zach, I think the facts stated by you are off about a hefty fee. They take a very small fee for selling a name, about $5.00 for a fifty dollar name. Also it is free to list the names for sale. The only membership fee is $4.95 per year!. I recommend them for buying names at that auction especially the ones that were expired. You can pick up names for about $10. and the only fee is for the expiring name to be registered at Godaddy for the years normal price. But since it is difficult to find a place for seven day auctions, godaddys is a nice alternative. Roderick |