Call for rule change to - External Domain for Auction - Minimum Offer $60

[Gerry]

http://www.dnforum.com/f580/rules-subforum-thread-363743.html

For those that are unaware, Sedo now has a MINIMUM fee:

50usd
50eu
35gbp

Per the rules of the subforum:

The opening bid / price must start at $60

I move that we strike the MUST START AT $60.

I would like to have the option of posting a name with a FIXED MINIMUM to send to auction.

Leave it to the seller if they would send to auction for $100, $250, $500 or whatever the seller sets as a minimum they would accept.

 

[acronym007]

Sounds like a good idea to me... And it should work for everyone.

 

[Chuck]

Ok Doc thanks for bringing that to our attention, seems that would make sense to change.

 

[condoleezza]

Good idea

 

[Biggie]

http://www.dnforum.com/f580/rules-subforum-thread-363743.html

For those that are unaware, Sedo now has a MINIMUM fee:

50usd
50eu
35gbp

Per the rules of the subforum:

The opening bid / price must start at $60

I move that we strike the MUST START AT $60.

I would like to have the option of posting a name with a FIXED MINIMUM to send to auction.

Leave it to the seller if they would send to auction for $100, $250, $500 or whatever the seller sets as a minimum they would accept.

not a bad idea, but...

why not just let members post a link to send their domain to auction... within any sales thread?


though by increasing the minimum or removing the minimum, the other sales sections could be rendered useless

imo...

 

[Gerry]

not a bad idea, but...

why not just let members post a link to send their domain to auction... within any sales thread?


though by increasing the minimum or removing the minimum, the other sales sections could be rendered useless

imo...

Many members HATE and REFUSE to use sedo for anything. So I don't think that would render any sales thread useless.

Plus, we all post threads for offers wanted without posting a bin. At a certain point, we may consider selling at a high offer IF the person making the offer is willing to send to auction at that offer.

This would potentially be a win-win for both the seller (if it sells at or higher than the highest offer received) and the buyer (no one else bids and he gets it for his/her high offer).

 

[Gerry]

Has the rule been updated?

 

[draggar]

I don't think the rule has changed yet but I think removing that part isn't a bad idea. I think we need to hear form the "very high up" on this.

 

[A D]

I am ok with this, Chuck please go ahead and update the rules.

-=DCG=-