Websites <read me!> 45 domains now on eBay, click to see how much we've sold

[DomainMiner.com]

Click here to see my eBay auctions: http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.d...&userid=deal-seal&completed=0&sort=3&since=-1

From Sept 12th-22nd, we sold 22 domains for $11,638.06 (and that's just on eBay).
We usually have a bunch listed, with more being posted almost daily at this point.
Some buyers are getting domains from us for $16 or less!
Some auctions last 3 or 5 days only. Don't miss the domains that were newly added.
The majority of the domains start at prices that cause us to LOSE money.
Many were obtained 2-3 years ago, and have not been offered for sale before.
Almost every domain listed was caught in a drop & other domainers wanted them.
Currently most are .org domains but others will be added now & then. Check back often.
More 3 letter .org are coming, more L-L.org domains too, and other short ones.
Lots of keyword domains including single word, some with great Ovt/Google.
Buyers aren't overpaying with our auctions & they are very happy with the deals they get.
With many auctions, buyer gets 1 year or 2 year time on the registration.
For most domains, buyer gets a push at eNom or a quick transfer at WWD reseller.

 

[DogFaceBoy]

Why is there a shipping price?

 

[damitssam]

Why is there a shipping price?

Cheap way to earn extra money (or hit the unsuspecting bidder) or needs to transfer domain out of registrar.... :huh: :huh:

 

[diverge]

Why is there a shipping price?

While it is common practice on eBay to extort additional funds via shipping & handling price (I've seen fees as large as $50) -- the $10 is actually on the low end. Having sold some domains on eBay, it can be quite frustrating dealing with the public as it pertains to transferring domains -- many people insist on pulling the domain to NetSol or some other godawful registrar, or have to be walked through everything. $10 is actually very little consolation for the heartaches one must endure when selling on eBay.

All that aside, however, if you will look closer at the auction, you will see they are actually renewing these domains before transfer, which more than justifies a $10 S&H fee, if you ask me.

DomainMiner -- nice names you've got. I bid on a few.