rentatruck.com.au
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findtim
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its the same old answer, the wiki answer:
brandable but worth nothing unless money is spent on branding, its the domain you let drop and someone buys it for $200 and you ask yourself " why couldn't I have sold it for $300" ?
but it will cost you more then $400 to try and find the person to buy it.
so surrender and let it go
, we all do it move on.
tim
brandable but worth nothing unless money is spent on branding, its the domain you let drop and someone buys it for $200 and you ask yourself " why couldn't I have sold it for $300" ?
but it will cost you more then $400 to try and find the person to buy it.
so surrender and let it go
, we all do it move on.tim
helloworld
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Agree with Tim. Devlop and sell to an existing company or start up. It's a decent domain. Defintely shows intent.
snoopy
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Suspect it might be sellable as their is some ok stats there. Would list it for sale and try and get whatever you can.
Sounds like a waste of time/money, especially so given the posters comments "I bought it with intentions to develop but I really can't see that happening soon.".
Sounds like a waste of time/money, especially so given the posters comments "I bought it with intentions to develop but I really can't see that happening soon.".
helloworld
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Sell it for him then Snoopy. 1 Bitcoin
It seems to be hard work selling a domain name as a catalogue listing through Netfleet these days from what I can see. The drops are selling but that seems to be about it. I was having a look today and it doesn't seem like too many listings have even received an offer. Saying that I think 99.9% of the listings appear unrealistically priced so people probably just have a quick look and don't even bother making an offer. What do others think?
eBranding.com.au
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Like every other domain market there are loads of people that think their domains are worth a small (or large) fortune. Some will get their sale, but most will watch the tumble weeds blow by year after year.
I do think there are still some good buys on every marketplace though and I've bought a few from Netfleet over the past few months. I've bought one in the last week actually.
I should also note that I buy almost entirely through 'buy now', although I've also made some offers (and closed a deal on a small number). Pricing your domains makes for easier sales, it took me a long time to learn that as a seller and as a buyer my preferences are the same.
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Thanks Demenoid. It's good to hear that some sales are occurring from the catalogue side of Netfleet. I have to admit that I had a heart attack when I clicked on the domains for sale link and looked down the first page of domains and saw the prices. Plenty of tumbleweeds blowing across that page!
snoopy
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Forget about Netfleet, best thing you can do is put a for sale page up on the domain.
eBranding.com.au
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I still think it's worth listing domains on aftermarkets.
I use Sedo and for my .com.au domains I also list on Netfleet.
For some of the higher value domains or ones that I'm not as keen to sell - I still list them at 'make offer' and set a high reserve (I don't think you can set one on Netfleet).
I admit it can be time consuming if you have a lot of domains. But there are bulk tools for adding domains on Sedo, I think also on Netfleet but I haven't used it.
I recently pointed a lot of my .com domains to their Sedo sales page, that took me a couple of days!
