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Hi Tim.
As of this month, sedo's policy regarding minimum commissions has changed. For the flat 10% commission on a sale, a domain must now be parked for longer than 1 month and be for sale at a fixed price. In all other instances the commission will be $50.
Thanks
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Does anyone here have more information about new commission policies?
Last edited by Tim Schoon; 09-23-2009 at 02:48 PM.
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so if its not parked the commission is 50 bucks.. no matter the amount? or what?
I hope sedo can clarify, I've asked them to do so.
What if the sale is in EUR?
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Thanks! Sounds like a bad policy change to me.
Last edited by south; 09-23-2009 at 06:44 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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The only change over the old policy i noticed is that it mentions "fixed price" here .In that case it sucks. As for the 32 day rule for 10% comission , it's pretty old.
Hope Sedo clarifies on the "fixed price" part mentioned here.On their website i didn't see anything about the fixed aspect though
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Hello everyone!
There appears to be a slight miscommunication; the current minimum commission waiver is still in effect and no changes have been made at this time. Since this affects your individualized commission structure you will be notified in advance of any changes.
Please visit the link to our price-list below to see the current waiver requirements:
http://sedo.com/services/prices.php3...d=&language=us
Thanks,
Lisa
so am I going to get my commission back? I just paid $50 over a $110 transaction. I asked why and got the response I posted.
Hard to understand how such a big and important firm like sedo does not seem to understand the commiission structure themselves? How ridiculous is that.
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