Websites Must sell - SuperShorts.com

[openforsale.com]

SuperShorts.com

I am unable to renew this domain name because enom will not accept credit cards from my country.

This is what they wrote in an email to me:
"Sorry, that good people like you are affected by this policy."

I have already lost one good domain (Sihanouk.com) due to this unfortunate policy.

Before I lose SuperShorts.com as well, I would rather sell it.

Traffic: Average 50 - 60 uniques a month
Apr 2005: 60
May 2005: 57
June 2005: 50

(The .net, .org and even .cn versions are all taken. There's also an active supershorts.co.uk and supershorts.org.uk)

This domain expires 6th July 2005. But there is a 29 day grace period in which to renew the domain.

You can tell I'm desperate and will accept almost any offer.
So I have decided to make this auction style.


Start price: $3
Ending: 48 hours from now
NO R E S E R V E.
Buy It Now: $35
Payment by Paypal.


Winner will get full access to my enom account to renew and manage this domain.

(You get the domain and get to keep the account as well. I have no use for an enom account now.)

 

[mmkrulz]

just a odd suggestion, but why dont you pay someone, say like $5-10 + the reg fee. to have the domain renewed into their enom account, and then tranffered out to a different registrar, so that you can still keep the domain? (this would require you to put a bit of trust in a person, but iif you find them on DNForum.com , it shouldnt be that big a problem to track them down if they try to hijack the domain...)

 

[openforsale.com]

I thought of that too.
But enom will not allow me to push the domain into another account due to the expiry date. Someone will have to take possession of my account to renew it. (I suppose I could work out something with them to get the account and domain back. Or just let the new owner take over. I think I'll just stick to my other domain names with other registrars.)

Auction still on. Come, bid on SuperShorts.com

just a odd suggestion, but why dont you pay someone, say like $5-10 + the reg fee. to have the domain renewed into their enom account, and then tranffered out to a different registrar, so that you can still keep the domain? (this would require you to put a bit of trust in a person, but iif you find them on DNForum.com , it shouldnt be that big a problem to track them down if they try to hijack the domain...)

 

[jaydub]

OK...I'll bid $3

 

[chording]

Sold @ Bin

 

[openforsale.com]

DomainSwans - winner of this auction at $35 BIN price.

Thanks, L. PM replied.

 

[VisualDigits]

nice name, too bad, I missed it

 

[jimbaggs]

SuperShorts.com


(You get the domain and get to keep the account as well. I have no use for an enom account now.)

i hear a lot more negative about enom than i would expect. i've used them for years and never a serious problem.

 

[Keyboard Cowboy]

Just being currious: Where are you from?