Can someone recommend a good Domain auction site, I have a few domains I want to auction off. I am using them but few I am closing down and the rest I am not going to use for a couple of years and would like to lease out if possible.
If you are recommending please also indicate if you have used their services.
Thank You.

www.afternic.com, very good service :)

Sedo is one of the more popular ones

Sedo may be popular, but has anyone sold anything?

Sedo may be popular, but has anyone sold anything?
They have a list of recent sales right on their home page.

I think dnjournal also lists recent sales to give you an idea of what brokers are doing

namelave, i only see a dozen sale out of the millions of domain nmaes.
dmaven, please post the full address

:)

I have used GoDaddy's TDNAM (http://www.tdnam.com) service and was not at all impressed. I had about twenty domains for sale in many different categories, and for many of them I had upgraded to the top premium positions. Not a single one ever sold.

thekia, if you wish to auction off domain names, I would recommend eBay. Perhaps surprisingly, I have had alot of success with domain names there.

lots of success, mind telling me approx when, please

What do you mean?

You said you've had a lot of success at e-bay. Approximately when was this, i.e renctly or a long time ago and did you realize your price?
Thanks

Oh, yes. That was indeed recently - a few weeks ago - and I did indeed make near what I wanted. Remember that unless you have a killer domain name, you won't make too much more than mid-XX's to low XXX's, which is what I pulled. Good luck with your auction, whomever you choose! :)

Hi thekis,
Check out this thread
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=319388
It's about Dnthrifty.com,domain auction site, a sister site of WHT.

Sedo may be popular, but has anyone sold anything?
sold and bought hundreds myself ;)

use sedo.com

I think sedo is leading online market place for selling and buying domain name with largest database, if I am not wrong.

you could be right - imo, you have just as much chance of selling your site/domain name by putting up a message in the back of your car window and driving around on you daily business, or park somewhere where there is heavy traffi and hopefully someone will link to your name later and buy

so sedu seems to be the one most recommend. I will try it.

I will try both afternic and sedo, will post when I get some results. I will spread it out 50/50.

thekia, I look forward to the result.

Can you tell me what names you are selling and I will predict a price?

I have tried almost every auction sites including Ebay, Sedo, and TDNAM. What I ended up at all of them was loss of money. I figured out later that the important thing is not list your domain in those famous places but to make people see that your domain name is for sale.

I am now listing all my domain names at sell.your.name for free of charge. Parking is also free. I have parked my domain do.main.name there and when someone types my link or clicks on it, the visitor is directed to my auction page.

I recommend listing all your domains at sell.your.name for free. You have nothing to lose but at least by parking them you can also track how many visitors visited your domain name.

Best

Yes I like the DNJournal as a reference for one great reason they show who which company is selling the higher priced domain names but you can use that same information to see who, which domain name selling operator is making the most sells, then go and place your domain names for sale there. It worked well for us.

Note I do not like selling domain names we have been lucky to acquire.

What about SnapNames? Has anyone had a good experience with them?

domaintools and sedo are nice place

indeed, sedo.com is ok!!

I would like to try selling on Sedo but am afraid my name may sit forever. Has anyone tried the PushToAuction service? Any input on that is appreciated.

Well, I never took part in the live auction at sedo but domaintools have nice auctions.

I sold one on sedo.com a few months ago. I've found it useful for higher-priced domains.

Looking for a good $XXX range site.

Sedo, Afternic etc are only good for high quality domains. It really depends on the quality of the domains you are selling. If they are of low quality try selling on forums.

Also i found flippa.com useful for selling medium and high quality domains

I go through sitepoint for selling my domains/websites.

Use sitepoint and digitalpoint....they are famous forums where you can sell your domain. thanks.

Sedo is the best by far in my opinion - good support and good escrow process.

sedo, but also tdnam, pool, namejet and bido.

I agree. sitepoint and digitalpoint forums are the best place to sell your domains. You can also consider dnforums

I recommend Namejet, sedo and tdnam.

godaddy auction and sedo lead the larger market of selling domain in auction .