Anyone tried out the Namecheap Marketplace?

[Siful MoniSiful Moni is verified member.]

I'd say Namecheap is a place for blogger/developer to get a domain name at really low price. I sold a few names under $50 which I really not interested to HODL.

If you want to acquire reasonable names at very good price then its a good place. But for selling domains I don't see any success there rather than Liquidate.

 

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The new NameCheap market includes expired domain names.

I'd assume we will see more action on there @Siful Moni but you never know.

 

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Here is the Press Release.

Namecheap Unveils Its New Market for Buying High-Value Domain Names Listed for Sale or Auction

/PRNewswire/ -- Namecheap, the world's second-largest domain registrar and one of the fastest-growing companies in the space, today announced the launch of its...

www.prnewswire.com

 

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I guess people can remove domains?

Namecheap: "We are not auctioneers"

Domains listed in Namecheap's new marketplace are often marked with an "auction" identifier but according to Namecheap that doesn't mean they are auctioneers, or escrow agents. A domain investor who won a Namecheap "auction" but then was unable to complete payment as these domains had been re

domaingang.com

 

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Interesting insight from Elliot.

Things I Learned About Namecheap Auctions | DomainInvesting.com

A couple of weeks ago, Namecheap announced its Namecheap Market, a platform for buying and selling domain names. There are buy it now listings as well as domain name auctions on the platform. I bid on a few auctions, and I won my first auction over the weekend. As a result of winning the...

domaininvesting.com

 

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NameCheap has domains from NameSilo on the NC Marketplace now.

Interesting to see this.