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SEDO Auction question

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DNFreek

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how can one get his domain into auction, not talking about premium auctions just normal auction for 100-200$ priced domains

is it they just comes into auction once a bid received or what??

can some experienced fellow from sedo explain this to me
 
Hi DNFreek,

Good question. You will need to wait until you have a bid on one of your domains and then push it to auction. You will have 5 days to send it to auction from when you receive your latest offer. You can do this on the 'view offers I've received' page. You will see an option C, 'Send domain to Auction' option, once you've received an offer on a domain. Once you do that, the initial bid will become your reserve price, and if no one else makes an offer on your domain, you will be bound to selling the domain at the reserve price. Please see this link for more information regarding our auction: http://sedo.com/auction/.

If you would like to increase the chance of receiving offers on your domain, parking and showcasing your domains on our homepage are your best bet.

For more info on parking, click here and for more info on our showcases, click here.

Hope this clarifies,

Monica
 
thanks a lot for the information
 
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