.com.au Domain Name Aftermarket?

[ComScout.com]

I did see www.media.net.au in auction at sedo

You can buy and sell them at my site http://www.dnboard.com.au/

 

[WadeD]

I know of a few sites selling .au names

http://www.nameseek.com.au
http://www.domainshed.com.au
http://www.enetica.com.au/register.cgi?action=domains_sale_form

Sedo also has a large list.

Feel free to email me if you have any to sell, [email protected]

In regards to transfers, enetica will do it for $49.

 

[netfleet]

www.netfleet.com.au has about 1,500 domains for sale.

In terms of change of onwnership, transfer yout domains to Intaserve.com (for free) and then transfer to another party.

Their renewal fees are $27.95 for 2 years & they will do a deal on the transfer fee too if you ask nicely

 

[WadeD]

Nice site netfleet - how much is intaserve charging for registrant transfers?

 

[netfleet]

If you have enough volume and/or relationship with them you should be able to get it down to around $50 - that's INCLUDING the 2 year renewal so I guess that's $22 for the transfer itself

cheers

www.netfleet.com.au

 

[Honan]

If you have enough volume and/or relationship with them you should be able to get it down to around $50 - that's INCLUDING the 2 year renewal so I guess that's $22 for the transfer itself

cheers

www.netfleet.com.au

$22?
You must be joking
Have you ever used intaserve to transfer a .au domain name licence?

 

[netfleet]

Sorry for late reply. What I mean is $50 all up. They charge $27.95 for 2 years rego (which is mandatory in any transfer) so I guess they account for the transfer cost as $22. Hope that clarifies...

Thanks!

 

[Beany]

http://www.domaininformer.com/news/press/080430AustralianDomainNamesSettoSoarinValue.html

 

[Honan]

Sorry for late reply. What I mean is $50 all up. They charge $27.95 for 2 years rego (which is mandatory in any transfer) so I guess they account for the transfer cost as $22. Hope that clarifies...

Thanks!

Intaserve charge $179 ( includes GST ) for ownership transfer

See http://www.intaserve.com/pdf/registrantnamechange.f.pdf

Who charges $50 for .au ownership transfer including registration?

 

[netfleet]

Intaserve charge $179 ( includes GST ) for ownership transfer

See http://www.intaserve.com/pdf/registrantnamechange.f.pdf

Who charges $50 for .au ownership transfer including registration?

That's the 'rack rate'

List your domains on www.netfleet.com.au & if you sell they will only charge $50 all up. Remember as well it costs nothing to switch registrars... and nothing to list (or sell) on Netfleet.

Nice link BTW beany

 

[italiandragon]

Not a .com.au but still relevant to our domain market Down Under,

CANBERRA.tv is doing well at Sedo:

http://www.sedo.co.uk/auction/auction_detail.php?language=e&auction_id=36812&tracked=&partnerid=

 

[Beany]

http://domainshed.com.au/index.php?a=2&b=1084 - will be BIG!

 

[netfleet]

Update to original thread:

Netfleet.com.au now has the most .au domains listed & has seen some significant sales (about 4,500 names)
Nameseek.com.au also gaining market share thanks to an acquisition (about 3,000 names)
Domainshed.com.au also continually adding to their inventory (around 1,000 names)

Key question is how many marketplaces can such a small market support? Esp with plenty of sale restrictions still in force. Time will tell I guess...

 

[simon johnson]

CANBERRA.tv is doing well at Sedo:

:rofl:

The person who met that max bid has obviously never been to Canberra.

 

[Honan]

:rofl:

The person who met that max bid has obviously never been to Canberra.

LOL

or a member of dnforum
http://www.dnforum.com/f5/canberra-tv-thread-93349.html

 

[netfleet]

LOL

or a member of dnforum
http://www.dnforum.com/f5/canberra-tv-thread-93349.html

So Canberra.tv couldn't sell for $300 3 years ago then sells for 12 times that this year. That shows the strength of the .tv extension doesn't it?

Or did the Sedo buyer grossly overpay?

BTW back on topic pwc.com.au sold on Netfleet for $10,450- http://www.itwire.com/content/view/20751/1095/

Another 5-fig sale in .au should see two entries for Australia on DNJournal sales report this week for the first time. The .au aftermarket is gaining traction....