Comments on: The Daily Sales Lists Explained http://www.domainnamenews.com/editorial/the-daily-sales-lists-explained/750 News and Views from the Domain Name Industry Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:26:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Frank Michlick http://www.domainnamenews.com/editorial/the-daily-sales-lists-explained/750/comment-page-1#comment-1023 Frank Michlick Sun, 05 Aug 2007 22:34:24 +0000 http://domainnamenews.com/editorial/the-daily-sales-lists-explained/750#comment-1023 Cedrick, Thank you for your comments. I hear GoDaddy's service is excellent if you request a dedicated account manager. Something to keep in mind when it comes to GoDaddy: On occasion they might impose additional fees on you, for example when they get a dispute on one of the names you hold with them. Haven't used their parking, so I cannot comment on that. I find the motion that you pay for the amount of revenue share you get a bit odd though. Personally I also dislike the numerous sales pitches to click through when you purchase a domain there. I would also refrain from using their DNS for anything else but parking with them. Just my personal opinion. /Frank Cedrick,

Thank you for your comments.

I hear GoDaddy’s service is excellent if you request a dedicated account manager.

Something to keep in mind when it comes to GoDaddy: On occasion they might impose additional fees on you, for example when they get a dispute on one of the names you hold with them.

Haven’t used their parking, so I cannot comment on that. I find the motion that you pay for the amount of revenue share you get a bit odd though. Personally I also dislike the numerous sales pitches to click through when you purchase a domain there. I would also refrain from using their DNS for anything else but parking with them.

Just my personal opinion.
/Frank

]]> By: Cedrick http://www.domainnamenews.com/editorial/the-daily-sales-lists-explained/750/comment-page-1#comment-1014 Cedrick Sun, 05 Aug 2007 17:20:15 +0000 http://domainnamenews.com/editorial/the-daily-sales-lists-explained/750#comment-1014 I stumbled upon your site from a Google Alert. I am just starting to get into purchasig domains. I currently have a hundred or so domains, mostly junk. Since I most are registered with GoDaddy, I was wondering what you thought of Godaddy's CashParking and the Discount Domain club. Thanks for all of the Great articles you have post here, they have been very helpful. I stumbled upon your site from a Google Alert. I am just starting to get into purchasig domains. I currently have a hundred or so domains, mostly junk. Since I most are registered with GoDaddy, I was wondering what you thought of Godaddy’s CashParking and the Discount Domain club. Thanks for all of the Great articles you have post here, they have been very helpful.

]]> By: Adam Strong http://www.domainnamenews.com/editorial/the-daily-sales-lists-explained/750/comment-page-1#comment-893 Adam Strong Thu, 02 Aug 2007 17:04:52 +0000 http://domainnamenews.com/editorial/the-daily-sales-lists-explained/750#comment-893 Jeff. Snapnames and TDNAM have very large inventories of expiring domains since they are selling from the 2 of the largest registrars. Enom has a great system and I've got a scoop that it's going to be even better really soon that's why I may be starting back up enom. They have a lot of domains as well, but I think a lot of them get pre-purchased. We'll see. Pool began picking up fewer quality domains because of the competition and my experiences with them have been less than stellar in the past. It's just not worth the hassle and time with larger pools ;) of auctions going on elsewhere. Out of all the systems, the snapnames system is the one I prefer and works the best in my eyes. The fact that you can see there are actually users with handles bidding makes things feel a lot more transparent to me. Hope that helps Jeff. Snapnames and TDNAM have very large inventories of expiring domains since they are selling from the 2 of the largest registrars. Enom has a great system and I’ve got a scoop that it’s going to be even better really soon that’s why I may be starting back up enom. They have a lot of domains as well, but I think a lot of them get pre-purchased. We’ll see.
Pool began picking up fewer quality domains because of the competition and my experiences with them have been less than stellar in the past. It’s just not worth the hassle and time with larger pools ;) of auctions going on elsewhere.

Out of all the systems, the snapnames system is the one I prefer and works the best in my eyes. The fact that you can see there are actually users with handles bidding makes things feel a lot more transparent to me. Hope that helps

]]> By: Jeff Kubarych http://www.domainnamenews.com/editorial/the-daily-sales-lists-explained/750/comment-page-1#comment-892 Jeff Kubarych Thu, 02 Aug 2007 16:24:00 +0000 http://domainnamenews.com/editorial/the-daily-sales-lists-explained/750#comment-892 Thanks for the info. You mentioned that you don’t pay close attention to inventory from Pool.com and enom.com - I would be curious to find out what makes these services less interesting to you (fees, functionality, selection, past experiences, etc). Great job with the blog! -Jeff Thanks for the info. You mentioned that you don’t pay close attention to inventory from Pool.com and enom.com – I would be curious to find out what makes these services less interesting to you (fees, functionality, selection, past experiences, etc).

Great job with the blog!

-Jeff

]]> By: ColinPape.com http://www.domainnamenews.com/editorial/the-daily-sales-lists-explained/750/comment-page-1#comment-887 ColinPape.com Thu, 02 Aug 2007 10:18:23 +0000 http://domainnamenews.com/editorial/the-daily-sales-lists-explained/750#comment-887 Thanks Adam for the explanation and the daily lists... It's greatly appreciated! You guys are doing an excellent job! Thanks Adam for the explanation and the daily lists… It’s greatly appreciated!

You guys are doing an excellent job!

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