Proper Place To Sell Domain Name

25DORIS · #1 (**permalink**) 05-10-11, 02:22

Hello!
I bought some domain before. Now I want to sell those domains, but I don't know what are the proper place to sell those Domain.

I would like free with commission on sale, it is not desperate so I am looking for a website hosting which lists until sold, rather than Ebay or auction website hostings.

WebMaster · #2 (**permalink**) 05-10-11, 02:32

You can point your domain on some domain parking website hosting. If your domain name is really good then it must capture prospective buyers.

77wmaster · #3 (**permalink**) 05-10-11, 02:39

To selling your domain, You can park your domains at Sedo. You can also point them for selling at forums for domain names. Such as : Namepros and DNforum. Hammering

10NANCY · #4 (**permalink**) 05-10-11, 03:31

There is one more place to park your domain. That is Afternic.

WebMaster · #5 (**permalink**) 05-10-11, 03:40

Is it the list for expired domain name? Personally I always ignore domain name with hyphen, even if it is good domain name. :drunk:

66carolin · #6 (**permalink**) 05-10-11, 03:57

I want to give you some example of hyphenated domain name. Such as :"The-Titanic.com"
This hyphenated domain name sold hundreds of thousands of dollars..

debasri · #7 (**permalink**) 05-10-11, 04:07

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Originally Posted by 66carolin

I want to give you some example of hyphenated domain name. Such as :"The-Titanic.com"
This hyphenated domain name sold hundreds of thousands of dollars..

I agree with you. There are many domains with a single hyphen are worth buying, specially when your first selected domain is previously registered by others. But names with two or more hyphens are a strict no.

66carolin · #8 (**permalink**) 05-10-11, 04:14

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Originally Posted by 66carolin

I want to give you some example of hyphenated domain name. Such as :"The-Titanic.com"
This hyphenated domain name sold hundreds of thousands of dollars..

I agree with it. Obviously ignore hyphens in any cases if you can but like in the example I gave if it is a very good domain name with one hyphen its worth the risk - yes its worth less but when its still worth hundreds of thousands anyway I think we can afford to lose a few thousand or so!

WebMaster · #9 (**permalink**) 05-10-11, 04:18

In some cases a hyphen create good relationship with two words and that can be simple to keep in mind. Such as : single-dating, pre-sales. Hammering