Can you list an auction with SEDO without getting a bid?

[pergamon]

I thought you could onlmy start an auction with Sedo if you got a private bid first for your domain. Most domains have a bid when you scroll through the auctions, however some have none.
What's the difference?
thanks

 

[simon]

you have to contact the broker at sedo and they will help you to place your name for auction.

 

[katherine]

you have to contact the broker at sedo and they will help you to place your name for auction.

They supposedly only accept 'premium' or high-traffic names but when you see some of the names in the auctions it must be pretty subjective :?:

 

[Thomas Nash]

They supposedly only accept 'premium' or high-traffic names but when you see some of the names in the auctions it must be pretty subjective :?:

Yes, and if you email [email protected], these seem to be more lenient and let anything through compared to the .com brokers. There should be a set value or something that the domain has to be over to be let into auction because at present, its overcrowded with crap names.

 

[oveber]

I think it depends on who you ar in contact with at Sedo. I have try and the answer they give me is that all names MUST have a bid before they can list them. Still i se new names on auction without bids.

 

[Thomas Nash]

I think it depends on who you ar in contact with at Sedo. I have try and the answer they give me is that all names MUST have a bid before they can list them. Still i se new names on auction without bids.

Yes, ive found this to. Except ive never been told that you can't auction unless you have a bid, i dont know who wouldve told you that.

Ive emailed a domain before and it got rejected, i emailed it again and it got accepted, they should either have no checks or have more stringent checks with a set price limit, they do have an appraisal service afterall.

 

[JuniperPark]

I've had a request in to list domains such as RnR.com and Parents.info since January 2007, and it still hasn't happened yet. All I got from the Sedo broker emails was a sales pitch for Sedo parking on domains ALREADY DEVELOPED!

So the short answer is NO, Sedo doesn't allow you to auction domains until you get the bid.

 

[Theo]

So the short answer is NO, Sedo doesn't allow you to auction domains until you get the bid.

Then you haven't seen the crafty bunch.

 

[A D]

To be honest, I am surprised I can't just click a button thats says add to auction and get it listed.

Was going to test it and put a couple up.... too much work going through email approvals.

-=DCG=-

 

[zorag]

To be honest, I am surprised I can't just click a button thats says add to auction and get it listed.

Was going to test it and put a couple up.... too much work going through email approvals.

-=DCG=-

I was thinking exactly the same even back when first I started using them, even if it required a "small" payment to kick start I wouldn't mind.

Is this something that can be done at GD Adam?