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question enroll.app, smarthome.app, etc

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bendytree

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We purchased 8 ".app" domains (such as enroll, order, etc) but no longer have use for them since we've sold the business. Now we're looking to purchase a new high-end domain & want to sell these old names to help cover costs. I'm looking for advice on how best to approach this.

My first thought was a sedo or godaddy auction, but those have a lot of negative reviews. Is there a prefered auction site? Or does someone know of a broker that would shop them for a commission? I'm a newb at this but happy to share any details.
 

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GoDaddy no longer has Public auctions. You can list the domains as make offer or buy now.

Sedo charges $59 to list a domain on auction. No charge for make offer or buy now. You can push a domain to auction for free if someone makes an offer.

You might want to put up for sale pages on the domains. That way if someone visits a domain, they'll know it's for sale. Now they don't resolve to anything, except an error message.
 
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