Rules for Selling Domains

iDomainSite · January 5th, 2008, 05:29 AM

There's just a few simple rules in the Domains For Sale section to not only ensure things run as smoothly as possible, but to also assist with selling your domain.

There is NO limit to the amount of domains you can sell, or threads you can start. There is also NO cost to list domains for sale on iDomainSite.

When listing a Domain For Sale, please try to include as much information as possible about the domain and the sale. These things include the domains creation and expiry date, the registrar it is hosted with and whether it's a free push.

Also be sure to include the payment method(s) you accept, and any fees associated with the transaction. It is NOT acceptable to add additional fee's after the buyer has won or purchased the domain, so be sure to include this in your listing.

If you are listing a domain for sale on iDomainSite, please include all information about the sale on iDomainSite. Simply creating threads with "Domain for Sale" and a link to another venue such as Sedo or Ebay is NOT acceptable.

Commenting on sales threads in a negative manor is NOT acceptable. This includes posts such as "Way Overpriced" or posting Lowball offers, such as $5 offer on a domain listed with a $500 BIN. These types of posts may be subject to an infraction, so if you feel a domain listed is far too expensive simple move on to one that's more suitable.

We have an iTrader system in place, if you complete a transaction feel free to exchange iTraders. Over time this will help distinguish you as a reputable person to trade with.

Happy Domaining!

Gregcyber · April 18th, 2009, 02:41 AM

Question:

I listed a domain for sale and did not follow the rules... Where is my domain listed at?

The domain has been removed or deleted by the staff.

Please don't create links or use the full URL of your domain name.
Like: http://www.yourdomain.com

If this happens you domain name will be removed or deleted.

fast1 · April 19th, 2009, 10:00 AM

does idomain provide any protection for the buyer/seller?

Gregcyber · April 19th, 2009, 05:22 PM

iDomainsite does not provide any support for any transaction or do we recommend any services.

iDomainsite.com ask that you do research on any domain address your interested in buying and you should use a escrow service.

Some sites that provide buyer protection are:

ebay.com for under $250.00 usf
sedo.com for bigger amounts over $250.00 usf

If your going to spend over 50,000.00 on a domain you might want to visit the person selling the domain address and or higher a lawyer and escrow service.

You should also check to see if the domain name address has a trademark.

Be sure to check and see if the domain has been listed as stolen, some deals are to good to be true.

iDomain site .com is not responsible for and information you find on this site posted by a staff member or any other members.

January 5th, 2008, 05:29 AM	#1
iDomainSite Administrator Join Date: Oct 2007 iTrader: (0) Posts: 138 Blog Entries: 1	Rules for Selling Domains There's just a few simple rules in the Domains For Sale section to not only ensure things run as smoothly as possible, but to also assist with selling your domain. There is NO limit to the amount of domains you can sell, or threads you can start. There is also NO cost to list domains for sale on iDomainSite. When listing a Domain For Sale, please try to include as much information as possible about the domain and the sale. These things include the domains creation and expiry date, the registrar it is hosted with and whether it's a free push. Also be sure to include the payment method(s) you accept, and any fees associated with the transaction. It is NOT acceptable to add additional fee's after the buyer has won or purchased the domain, so be sure to include this in your listing. If you are listing a domain for sale on iDomainSite, please include all information about the sale on iDomainSite. Simply creating threads with "Domain for Sale" and a link to another venue such as Sedo or Ebay is NOT acceptable. Commenting on sales threads in a negative manor is NOT acceptable. This includes posts such as "Way Overpriced" or posting Lowball offers, such as $5 offer on a domain listed with a $500 BIN. These types of posts may be subject to an infraction, so if you feel a domain listed is far too expensive simple move on to one that's more suitable. We have an iTrader system in place, if you complete a transaction feel free to exchange iTraders. Over time this will help distinguish you as a reputable person to trade with. Happy Domaining! __________________ Godaddy Coupon Codes

April 18th, 2009, 02:41 AM	#2
Gregcyber Staff Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: USA iTrader: (0) Posts: 244	Question: I listed a domain for sale and did not follow the rules... Where is my domain listed at? The domain has been removed or deleted by the staff. Please don't create links or use the full URL of your domain name. Like: http://www.yourdomain.com If this happens you domain name will be removed or deleted. __________________ Domain Registration and Web Hosting Last edited by Gregcyber; April 24th, 2009 at 09:03 PM.

April 19th, 2009, 05:22 PM	#4
Gregcyber Staff Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: USA iTrader: (0) Posts: 244	iDomainsite does not provide any support for any transaction or do we recommend any services. iDomainsite.com ask that you do research on any domain address your interested in buying and you should use a escrow service. Some sites that provide buyer protection are: ebay.com for under $250.00 usf sedo.com for bigger amounts over $250.00 usf If your going to spend over 50,000.00 on a domain you might want to visit the person selling the domain address and or higher a lawyer and escrow service. You should also check to see if the domain name address has a trademark. Be sure to check and see if the domain has been listed as stolen, some deals are to good to be true. iDomain site .com is not responsible for and information you find on this site posted by a staff member or any other members. __________________ Domain Registration and Web Hosting

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April 19th, 2009, 10:00 AM	#3
fast1 Member Join Date: Mar 2009 iTrader: (0) Posts: 30	does idomain provide any protection for the buyer/seller?