What is the best site to sell or auction off about 43 domain names ?
Hi Comp- I’m actually signed up with Sedo. Ebay concerns me because all the domain names seem really cheap on there.
Where have you had the best luck ?
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EBAY!!!!!
or just google selling domain names. There are quite a few on there.
Big Daddy is a good on as well
eBay is where I sell mine.
Afternic.com and Sedo.com are also good sites to use.
However, you’ll make more money if the website has a decent Google Page Rating. Some people go specifically after sites with high PR despite what the actual name is.
ETA:
I’ve had the most success with eBay. I’ve found the key to selling it for a higher price is to stress the domain name’s turnkey possibilities. (It seems the turnkey domains go for the highest price.)
You might also get a better deal if you sell all of the domains as a single lot.
I saw a lot of 100 domains going for $1,000 a few days ago.
I sold a lot of 20 domain names on ebay for $350 with only a max PR of 2, recently.
However, you could also look at using domain brokers. who supposedly can get your domains to sell higher than on eBay. I haven’t used them myself, but you could try it for one site, see how it goes and gauge whether doing it for the remaining sites is a good idea.
I’ll vote eBay up – I’ve had exceptional luck for modestly priced domain names. GoDaddy auctions are OK in my opinion. Two others I’ve used without success include Bido.com and Flippa.com.