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controversial How to sell multiple domains as a complete lot

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Mr Domain

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Hello,

I have 7 domains on the SEDO platform: boonloop (.es, .mobi, .com, .eu, .info, .net, .org). Each of these 7 domains is priced at €7,500 for sale.

However, I would like to make a single package, a single lot, that includes all the domains at one price. That is to say, sell them all at once (and not sell them independently), selling them all as a single block at the price of €12,200.

The problem is that SEDO has told me that they do not offer support for batch sales.

The question I ask to the DNFORUM is: How could I sell this complete lot, any ideas?

And if possible, where should I post this ad, perhaps in "DNForum Market – Other" or where?

Thank you.
 
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Put it under .com Marketplace + mention in the title that this is a bundle and includes .es, .mobi, .com, .eu, .info, .net, .org

The thing is - when you own .com > many don't care about any other TLDs :) .. ccTLDs is a totally different story :)
 
Hello, consideration of you want to sell these seven domain names in a bundle, I suggest you can find a domain name broker to help you sell them, or you can post the information about your domain name sale on multiple platforms, which may have a chance to meet people who want to buy domain names.
This suggestion is only for your reference.
 
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