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Length of time to add domains for sale?
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Hi Alien,
There are several factors which contribute to variations in verification times.
If a domain is being added to Sedo for the first time ever and is name-server parked, the domain is added almost immediately.
If a domain has been previously added and you are the new owner (and it is name-server parked), we cannot tell which owner (you or the previous owner) actually parked the domain name. Therefore, the WHOIS information must show you as the new owner in order to verify the domain as yours. Sometimes the WHOIS information is privacy-protected or has not been updated yet, which could slow the verification process down.
To have the verification process go as quickly as possible, the best thing to do is have your information shown in the WHOIS and have the domain nameserver parked. It will go through almost immediately.
I saw that you were awaiting verification on 3 domains. The WHOIS information showed you as the owner, so the domains are now in your account.
Kind regards,
Brad
[email protected]
There are several factors which contribute to variations in verification times.
If a domain is being added to Sedo for the first time ever and is name-server parked, the domain is added almost immediately.
If a domain has been previously added and you are the new owner (and it is name-server parked), we cannot tell which owner (you or the previous owner) actually parked the domain name. Therefore, the WHOIS information must show you as the new owner in order to verify the domain as yours. Sometimes the WHOIS information is privacy-protected or has not been updated yet, which could slow the verification process down.
To have the verification process go as quickly as possible, the best thing to do is have your information shown in the WHOIS and have the domain nameserver parked. It will go through almost immediately.
I saw that you were awaiting verification on 3 domains. The WHOIS information showed you as the owner, so the domains are now in your account.
Kind regards,
Brad
[email protected]
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