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Sedo wants 50 EUR commision for domain selling at 60 EUR sale

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This offer arrived minutes ago and refressing sedo page continuously because I can't believe what I'm seeing and hoping that there is a glitch. Here is the screenshot:
http://img251.imageshack.us/img251/3193/sedodk9.jpg

Are they crazy? If I'm going to accept the offer of 60 EUR they are expecting me to get 10 EUR and give 50 EUR for their service.
 
You don´t have to accept the bid...
But apart from that, that´s Sedo´s fees...which you accepted when entering your domains.
 
You work for free?
Everyone has to make money
 
Last week I paid 6 EUR commision for a name selling at 60 EUR. It appears it has to parked at sedo to get that price.
 
You don´t have to accept the bid...
But apart from that, that´s Sedo´s fees...which you accepted when entering your domains.

I agree....you should of read the terms before setting your price, this happened once to me when I sold my first domain at Afternic, although I was not as fortunate to been shown the escrow fee before approving it.

Make a counter offer, and hopefully it will sell....but dont go ballistic.
 
Try selling a .co.uk -- 100 euros flat fee, whether its parked there or not..
 
This has been a good lessson for me. I better take off my .nu names as I don't want to pay 150 usd fee.
 
Yeah... I just got slapped with a 70 Pound fee for a domain selling for 200 pounds. Takes almost half my sale price.. :-(
 
Its actually a way to make you park your domain name with them. I believe the fee is waved if you accept an offer and you are parked with SEDO. If the domain gets no traffic, and you make quite a few sales through SEDO, then its worth it. If you get traffic, and you are happy with where your at, I wouldnt recommend moving.
 
.co.uk's parked or otherwise still incur a 100 euros fee, as my 115 euros offer for a parked co.uk is testament to -- needless to say it was rejected.

Me:
I have recieved an offer of 115 Euros for the name xxxxxx.co.uk, but I see from the negotiations section that SEDO will be taking 100 Euros from the offering price leaving me with 15 Euros!

I was under the impression that if my names are parked with you the SEDO
fees would be 10%.
How did you arrive at the fee of 100 Euros?

Regards


Them:

> Hello,
>
> Thank you for your email. If you sell a domain through our online
> marketplace, there is a 10% flat rate if the domain is parked with us.
> However, because domains with extensions such as .co.uk can take long
> amounts of time to transfer, and involve a lot of paperwork and
> communication between both the buyer and seller to make things go smoother with the transfer, there is a minimum of $100 for all .co.uk domains sold through Sedo's marketplace.
>
> For more information on this, please visit the following link:
> http://www.sedo.com/services/prices.php3?tracked=&partnerid=24936&language=u
> s
>
> If you have any other questions feel free to contact me. I will be happy to
> assist you.
>
> Sara xxxxxx
 
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