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Advice needed please

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Haven't been on here for a while - hi ya'll.....

I own thousands of domains, and I'm looking to sell a few

Where are people finding the most luck please - flip, dan or dl?

many thanks

V
 
Really depends on how quickly you want to sell them?

You will get the best price on Dan but could have to wait years for it. Where as if you auction you wil. Get a fair price but within a week.

ok thank you - and is flip better than DL?
 
Not entirely true. I currently have 5 spotlight auctions and I believe if you are a trusted seller you can have UL Gem's but I am not sure. It could depend on your seller rating of course.

Flip also has restrictions until your seller level increases.
ok got it - I've sold over a hundred on DL - luckily I can list 15 at a time - just wondered what flip was like
 
One of the main benefits of Flip is the fact that you can set a reserve if you have a minimum price in mind for your domain, and that is all free. But be realistic with your reserve price, nobody likes listings with silly reserves. There was one a few days ago with £xx,xxx reserve but only reached £xxx
Maybe it would have reached a higher price, but I'm sure buyers were but off by the unrealistic reserve.
 
duly noted - thank you so much....

I find on DL - it's the 80/20 rule - 80% of sales are being made by 20% of the crowd
 
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