All good things must come to an end. After a full 8 years, I've terminated my use of Sedo as a listing venue for my domains, including for PPC parking. The reasons that led me to this decision were primarily the following: Sedo's decision to enforce the use of SedoMLS partnership with … [Read more...]
Sedo MLS and GoDaddy: Welcome to lowballverse
October 4, 2012 by 6 Comments
The recent move by Sedo to list domains parked with a "make an offer" option to GoDaddy's TDNAM, finds me completely opposed. In fact, this is one of the issues I will raise with Sedo officials during TRAFFIC 2012. When I signed up with Sedo I did not agree that they could list my domains on … [Read more...]
More money, more problems
September 14, 2012 by 3 Comments
The saying goes, the more money one has, the more problems they are facing. I am not exactly sure this is 100% accurate, however. An offer via Sedo for a generic I own, matched the usual lowball amount of $60. That would leave me with $10 after Sedo's 20% commission. :D No thanks. My … [Read more...]
Sedo Accounts Receivable: a very active department
August 16, 2012 by Leave a Comment
I noticed that several Google searches for "Sedo accounts receivable" end up at this very blog. At first I was perplexed, then realized that a recent post about how effective that Sedo department is, apparently sends visitors here. Sedo has been quite effective in collecting payments from … [Read more...]
Lock and load: Here’s why Sedo needs to arm the domain sellers
August 15, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Those of you that use Sedo as their primary domain marketplace surely agree that the first thing you look at in an offer, is the locale of the offer-maker. Obviously, the price is there, in your face; to shock you or elate you, but the other clue that Sedo provides is where that offer is coming … [Read more...]
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