Where To Sell Domain Names

[Doug]

What is the best way to sell domain names? If I were to use e-bay, I'm afraid I wouldn't get good results as I have not set up a paypal account yet to enable me to take credit cards. I plan to do this sometime soon though so If ebay is the best way to go, it is not out of the question. If it is not the best way to go, what is?

[thebillionaire]

godaddy.com just came out with a great program

https://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/dna/landing.asp?se=%2B&ci=3651

it cost's a little bit though, not alot

https://www.tdnam.com/trpPricing.aspx?ci=1131

[Cutter]

If its a big domain I'd use http://www.sedo.com

You can also list it on: http://www.domainsnewsletter.com/

[ozgression]

http://www.dnforum.com

[Doug]

If I do sell a domain, how do I go about transfering everything to the person. I have several domain names with one account at godaddy and I only want to sell two of those domains.

[r2d2]

I've only only sold one domain, but they made a transfer request to my domain registrar which I just had to accept. Very simple for the seller.

[paul]

Usually the buyer has or can open a free account at the registrar and the seller can just "push" the domain to the buyers account. From personal experience I know it works at enom, namecheap, and dotster. I imagine it does at godaddy too.

[ozgression]

Usually the buyer has or can open a free account at the registrar and the seller can just "push" the domain to the buyers account.

Yep, that's how I've done it.

[Westech]

If you're selling it for a large amount of money consider using escrow.com to protect both yourself and the buyer.

[Doug]

Thanks for all of the advise, If I get them sold, I'll let you guys know how I did.

[webcs]

Might want to try time2sell.com , you can list both websites and domains for sale there. Kind of like used cars.