Need help regarding domain selling/purchasing (new to these things)

Discussion in 'General Business' started by sumeetindia, Feb 8, 2008.

  1. #1
    I have a few doubts about selling and purchasing domains :confused:

    I have a some .info domains,I was having some plans about those BUT I now want to sell them.
    So I can make a thread in domain section and try to sell them BUT What after that ?
    • The buyer should pay me after OR before the purchase ?
    • All of them are registered on godaddy ,So how to transfer the domain to them ?
    • Will I have to give the domain-transfer code to the buyer ?
    • Will I have to re register the domain on his name and then give it to him/her ?
    • Are there any chances of SCAM ?

    In-short I want to know the role of the seller after the buyer and seller sets to a deal

    I am really new to this domain business,I will be really thankful if you can throw some light on these things :)

    EDIT :
    OOps I made the post in wrong section,It should be in "Domain names can MODS move it " :eek: (too many tabs always create confusions :p )
     
    sumeetindia, Feb 8, 2008 IP
  2. pinforum

    pinforum Banned

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    I think u hv to give all info of that domain to the buyer not more than that
     
    pinforum, Feb 8, 2008 IP
  3. gemini181

    gemini181 Well-Known Member

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    * The buyer should pay me after OR before the purchase ?

    The highest bidder pays you before getting the domain.

    * All of them are registered on godaddy ,So how to transfer the domain to them ?

    Domain control panel > Initiate account transfer > Enter their info

    * Will I have to give the domain-transfer code to the buyer ?

    NO, do not.

    * Will I have to re register the domain on his name and then give it to him/her ?

    Filling out the 'account transfer' section is enough (the key info is their godaddy related email)

    * Are there any chances of SCAM ?

    They are paying you first. For low $$ you are fine.
    For big $$$$$$ you need to use escrow.

    Have fun! :)
     
    gemini181, Feb 8, 2008 IP
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  4. sumeetindia

    sumeetindia Banned

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    Thanks for the helpful information
    BTW : Any idea about the charges I will have to pay (to godaddy) for transferring the domain
     
    sumeetindia, Feb 8, 2008 IP
  5. allout

    allout Prominent Member

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    The buyer should pay you first and you can do a free transfer/push to his/her GoDaddy account. If they do not have one, they can sign up for a free account.
     
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    No, You dont have to. Thanks
     
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    dmi Well-Known Member

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    There's a free-push option available.
     
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  8. sumeetindia

    sumeetindia Banned

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    Thanks everyone
     
    sumeetindia, Feb 8, 2008 IP