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[crang]

Hello,

I would like to introduce our new marketplace for expired domains with high traffic

Currently a registered user can see for each domain listed at the marketplace:

* GEO and referral traffic per domain since listed
* Number of leads generated per domain since listed
* Demographics: visitor's sex and age range
* Visitor's interests per category
* DA, PA and several other MOZ metrics
* Alexa global rank
* If the domain is listed at DMOZ
* How many Google indexed pages domain has
* How many FB shares domain has
* How many Archive.org captures domain has

Note that we are not a registrar. We use third party registrars to manage our domains.

Domains are separated by categories and can be listed as FLAT RATE or AUCTION.

Our service is completely FREE! In order to see the full stats per domain, we only require a quick registration (FREE).

Come visit https://www.domainsink.com and find your gem!

 

[CastionCastion is verified member.]

Nice site. I ran a similar service 12 years ago when I started out, but not quite as elaborate as your site. Inventory is a little low, maybe you should open up for external sellers to widen it.

One remark is that you emailed me my password in plain text in the confirmation email. I am not a fan of that.

 

[crang]

Nice site. I ran a similar service 12 years ago when I started out, but not quite as elaborate as your site.

Thank you, there is a lot of room for improvement though.

Inventory is a little low, maybe you should open up for external sellers to widen it.

We have a lot of domains which are not listed officially yet. Yes, it is a good idea, we thought about it before. In the future this option probably will be implemented.

One remark is that you emailed me my password in plain text in the confirmation email. I am not a fan of that.

Noted! You are right, it may cause security issue for the User.

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

I'm not sure what dmoz has to do with the current market with the site being shut down. It was great a decade ago, but I am not sure what effect it has on the name today.

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

Speaking of dmoz -

Created on 1999-01-01
Expires on 2021-01-01

Over 20 years old now.

 

[crang]

I'm not sure what dmoz has to do with the current market with the site being shut down. It was great a decade ago, but I am not sure what effect it has on the name today.

As part of the history of the domain it could be useful for the user.

 

[CastionCastion is verified member.]

I also noticed that when sorting after "hits", it only takes the first digit into account. So 1 hit is grouped with 100 and 7 with 70 etc.

 

[crang]

I also noticed that when sorting after "hits", it only takes the first digit into account. So 1 hit is grouped with 100 and 7 with 70 etc.

Yes, it is on the "to-do" list. Most likely there are more like this bug.