Thread: Ebay Bidding on Domains

Okay, I rarely go to ebay for domains.

How about you guys?
Do you go to ebay for domains?
If so, any problems?
Got good buys there?

I ask because I actually went there and bid on two different domains.
As I post this, I am high bidding on both.
And now only 3 hours to end.

Have to reevaluate and see if I should go higher if I am outbid.
Right now, only one bidder besides me.

Added in.......
Geesh, just as the ticker hit 1 second on one domain?
Someone beat me!
It was the domain I wanted most of the two.

The other domain?
I won it.

Once I pay and get it into my godaddy account, will put it up for sale for mega bucks on another forum.

I have picked up a couple of good domains on eBay, but you have to weed through thousands to find the gems.

It's a dumping ground for crappy domains, with lots of misleading information in the auction descriptions with some sellers.

so what's the best location for making a profit on one you want to sell? [Or i that a state secret?]

It depends on the domain really.
Damn good one, put on sedo.

Just for a quick sale, DP.

For a little more money that DP, go to namepros or dnf.

Yeah, I looked at domains for sale on ebay and my thoughts are, 99.9% are crap or way overpriced.

Originally Posted by robjones

so what's the best location for making a profit on one you want to sell? [Or i that a state secret?]

Personally, most domains I've sold were because of writing directly to endusers. I've had a few this year but last couple of months were pretty dead.