DM Marketplaces

[DomainManage]

Just a quick note to say Domain Manage will be featuring domains with verified offers on a number of marketplaces in the future. There is already https://domainmanage.uk/marketplace.
Acorn now has a feed.

Any existing DM users can opt in or out of marketplaces on a per domain basis as they wish.

 

[Adam H]

I like it now mentions the range of the offer.........................*rushes off to make some offers on my own domains to get highlighted in the feed*

 

[DomainManage]

I like it now mentions the range of the offer.........................*rushes off to make some offers on my own domains to get highlighted in the feed*

Thank you - hard to please people sometimes with so many haters around waiting to jump down your throat in an instant

There is a mechanism to multiple stop fake offers btw

 

[Adam H]

hard to please people sometimes with so many haters around waiting to jump down your throat in an instant

Hopefully nothing I've said has been classed as "being a hater", constructive criticism at most. I thrive on seeing people and businesses doing well, not interested in watching or contributing to a demise or trolling. If something I've said has been taken as offensive, it shouldn't be.

 

[DomainManage]

Hopefully nothing I've said has been classed as "being a hater", constructive criticism at most. I thrive on seeing people and businesses doing well, not interested in watching or contributing to a demise or trolling. If something I've said has been taken as offensive, it shouldn't be.

Not you at all.. I like constructive feedback.

 

[ian]

Hopefully nothing I've said has been classed as "being a hater", constructive criticism at most. I thrive on seeing people and businesses doing well, not interested in watching or contributing to a demise or trolling. If something I've said has been taken as offensive, it shouldn't be.

It was probably aimed at me, though I only asked a question

 

[Edwin]

Doesn't the publicity means that Google will index the offers and therefore there will be a public record that wouldn't have existed otherwise?

 

[Skinner]

There maybe some issues with the rounding, the below pull from the rss, would indicated an offer in the $400-600+ range but the domain is BIN at £275 GBP. For a low-ish value name, it seems to show a large amount of offers (19).

<item>
<title>aspirefinancial.co.uk</title>
<link>http://aspirefinancial.co.uk</link>
<description>Offer received: mid $$$ USD</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 8 Aug 2017 16:02:23 +0000</pubDate>
</item>

 

[martin-s]

£275 = $360 ish. I'd call that low-mid.

 

[Skinner]

Martin. I was more thinking why would you bid mid XXX when the buy it now price was 275, surely there isn't a huge difference between 275 and mid XXX to warrant the mid unless the rounding is out.

Just my observation as a buyer.

 

[martin-s]

I'm trying to suggest the bid was at the BIN rate, and that at roughly $360, that is low-mid xxx?

It might be good if the feed said "Offer received at BIN" rather than xxx though, agreed.