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Thought I'd start this thread since on Namebio and other sites there not really any designation as to which domains sold via Auction or via regular inbound or outbound sales.
Here's a few I was curious about but please do share some domains you were curious about whether it was an auction sale or regular sale.
Everyone knows if a domain sells for big money at auction that's an EVENT because it was a successful auction. Depending on where it sells people assume it is an auction sale so it's not really a benchmark sometimes on the value of the keywords.
It is understood if a domain sells for big money chances are it was an enduser. And then there are those domains that sell for big money and we all just scratch our heads thinkig " what the heck?"
So why not clear up the mystery. If you are the seller of the domain let this thread be where we clear up the mystery concretely. This is useful info I think for all.
For example, what caused me to start this thread are these .bet domain sales below.
fox.bet 7,845 USD 2019-05-15 Sedo
coin.bet 6,265 USD 2019-06-25 Sedo
both sold at Sedo.
If the sellers are here. Please confirm if these were Auction sales or Not.
I assume because it's Sedo that they were Inbound sales as this is typical of Sedo plus Sedo auctions as of late people have complained has had a lackluster performance as far as domain auction final sold prices.
So should we assume these were inbounds? would be nice if I were wrong and these were auction prices.
If people are bidding this high for .bet domains on Sedo then that's a good thing overall for .bet domains.
This is the point of this thread.
Please share your own list of domains that you wonder if they were auction or not auction sales and let's get to the bottom of these mysteries shall we?
I guess I'm talking mostly about Sedo and Godaddy.
As far as Namejet or Dropcatch. Would be nice to have confirmation of the domains were backorders or private sellers since this info isn't provided on Namebio.
No diss on Namebio by creating this thread as this extra info would be too much to ask for. Namebio is a great resource overall regardless.
Thanks
Here's a few I was curious about but please do share some domains you were curious about whether it was an auction sale or regular sale.
Everyone knows if a domain sells for big money at auction that's an EVENT because it was a successful auction. Depending on where it sells people assume it is an auction sale so it's not really a benchmark sometimes on the value of the keywords.
It is understood if a domain sells for big money chances are it was an enduser. And then there are those domains that sell for big money and we all just scratch our heads thinkig " what the heck?"
So why not clear up the mystery. If you are the seller of the domain let this thread be where we clear up the mystery concretely. This is useful info I think for all.
For example, what caused me to start this thread are these .bet domain sales below.
fox.bet 7,845 USD 2019-05-15 Sedo
coin.bet 6,265 USD 2019-06-25 Sedo
both sold at Sedo.
If the sellers are here. Please confirm if these were Auction sales or Not.
I assume because it's Sedo that they were Inbound sales as this is typical of Sedo plus Sedo auctions as of late people have complained has had a lackluster performance as far as domain auction final sold prices.
So should we assume these were inbounds? would be nice if I were wrong and these were auction prices.
If people are bidding this high for .bet domains on Sedo then that's a good thing overall for .bet domains.
This is the point of this thread.
Please share your own list of domains that you wonder if they were auction or not auction sales and let's get to the bottom of these mysteries shall we?
I guess I'm talking mostly about Sedo and Godaddy.
As far as Namejet or Dropcatch. Would be nice to have confirmation of the domains were backorders or private sellers since this info isn't provided on Namebio.
No diss on Namebio by creating this thread as this extra info would be too much to ask for. Namebio is a great resource overall regardless.
Thanks