SEDO's Policy on .in domains

[SRW]

Can someone confirm or refute the following?

I receieved notice that someone made an offer on one of my .in domain names. The offer was as follows

Offer - $200
sedo's commission - $150
I get - $50

I emailed sedo to inform them that there was a mathematical mistake and this is the response I received:

"Hello,

The no minimum commission offer is valid for sales of the following TLDs: .com, .net, .org, .info, .biz, .us, .name, .li, .be, .dk, .de, .at, .ch.

Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Best regards,

XXX XXXXX
Director of Customer Relations"

I emailed back asking if the dozens of people selling .in domains for $100 - $200 know about this policy....but no response yet.

Any feedback would be appreciated - thanks - SRW

[Prosperous]

Yeah, the $150 commission for .CO.IN, .IN and a bunch of other extensions is indeed listed sedo's site, and has been ever since they implemented it.



Best,
Rob

[fredlucas]

I was also incredibly shocked the first time I got an offer for an .in domain through sedo. Despite successful negotiations, I literally had to let the offer drop because the fees took too big a chunk.

I cannot possibly imagine what sedo has to gain by keeping these fees so high...

[ccourt23]

I was also incredibly shocked the first time I got an offer for an .in domain through sedo. Despite successful negotiations, I literally had to let the offer drop because the fees took too big a chunk.

I cannot possibly imagine what sedo has to gain by keeping these fees so high...

money

[Prosperous]

Hmm, maybe a more appropriate place to talk about this would be the 'sedo' section of the Preferred Partners forum ( http://www.dnforum.com/f129/ ).
Actually, there is already a thread going there about the $150 fee: http://www.dnforum.com/f129/minimum-commission-sedo-com-150-a-thread-91308.html


Best,
Rob