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"Where can i sell my domain name? Not ebay, anywhere else"
The two links provided by KidKool will help you to LIST your domains "for sale". To actually SELL them at/from these sites is also possible. I maintain, though, that by simply listing your domains for sale will not necessarily sell them (which seems pretty obvious, right?). In the end, unless the domain is blatantly sellable, the domain owner will be required to "actively" take part in marketing his/her domains ... passively listing your domains "for sale", in most cases, will not get the job done! Bottom line: Work your domains!
Good Luck
The two links provided by KidKool will help you to LIST your domains "for sale". To actually SELL them at/from these sites is also possible. I maintain, though, that by simply listing your domains for sale will not necessarily sell them (which seems pretty obvious, right?). In the end, unless the domain is blatantly sellable, the domain owner will be required to "actively" take part in marketing his/her domains ... passively listing your domains "for sale", in most cases, will not get the job done! Bottom line: Work your domains!
Good Luck
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The sales forum on this site, but prices here are not retail.
The best thing is to first make sure the domain resolves to a for sale page somewhere. Either on your site, parked at a reseller, or forwarded to a listing somewhere. Most people find them by entering them in the browser. Having some indication of willingness to sell in the whois record can help somewhat as well.
The best thing is to first make sure the domain resolves to a for sale page somewhere. Either on your site, parked at a reseller, or forwarded to a listing somewhere. Most people find them by entering them in the browser. Having some indication of willingness to sell in the whois record can help somewhat as well.
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