New Subsection in Marketplace: Domains! - WJunction

Capone · 26th Sep 2011, 05:05 PM

Due to massive demand we now have our own Domains Section

Please start posting all [Selling] [Buying] Domains in that section ONLY

Secton Rules:

Please read the rules before posting a domain for sale!

1) Thread title must contain the domain inside of it.
If multiple domains for sale please state so in title and be as descriptive as possible
Examples: 3 LLNN Domains for sale.
21 Domains LLNN - 10$/Each.

2) Please follow the following format when posting...
Domain Name:
Registered With:
Expires:
Price or Starting Bid:
If Auction: Yes | No
Auction End Date:
BIN (Buy It Now) Price:

3) DO NOT REPLY to any thread in this forum unless you are interested in purchasing the domain(s) listed for sale and have a ligit offer or question. Thread crapping and off topic replies will not be tollerated and will be deleted immediately by a moderator.

NOTE: Old Posts before 09/26/2011 are not subject to these rules.

nYXem · 26th Sep 2011, 09:51 PM

Mate you should also add domain ownership proof in the list, point 2. Though most know of it, still...

hatem20 · 26th Sep 2011, 09:56 PM

Too many sections have been added recently.

* I'm not a big fan of many subsectinos as the idea makes some sections inactive.

Phamous · 26th Sep 2011, 10:36 PM

Sub-sections are perfect, they work wonders on marketplaces in other webmaster forums (WF for example).

Mindy · 26th Sep 2011, 11:04 PM

I think we should add 3 rules to that list:

1. No open ended auction or auctions that can be ended "at any time"

2. No cancelling an auction - if you don't want to sell, then don't start the auction

3. Private Bids that win must have the winning pm forwarded to a mod with the auction link so that it can be confirmed as a legit sale.

just my ideas...these arent the rules!

nYXem · 26th Sep 2011, 11:13 PM

Can't agree with the 2nd point. Often the person may have to change his mind due to various reasons. So it won't be good to make it mandatory to sell the site if you have made the auction thread.

Djlatino · 28th Sep 2011, 05:17 AM

Can't he/she have the right to stop the auction?

Pretty sure in real life it applies too.

Capone · 28th Sep 2011, 05:31 AM

^^ Yes of course he/she can.

There is Reserve Price and if not passes that, he can decide not to sell.

26th Sep 2011, 05:05 PM	#1
Capone .: The GodFather :. Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 957 Liked: 986 Times Rep Power: 10	New Subsection in Marketplace: Domains! Due to massive demand we now have our own Domains Section Please start posting all [Selling] [Buying] Domains in that section ONLY Secton Rules: Please read the rules before posting a domain for sale! 1) Thread title must contain the domain inside of it. If multiple domains for sale please state so in title and be as descriptive as possible Examples: 3 LLNN Domains for sale. 21 Domains LLNN - 10$/Each. 2) Please follow the following format when posting... Domain Name: Registered With: Expires: Price or Starting Bid: If Auction: Yes \| No Auction End Date: BIN (Buy It Now) Price: 3) DO NOT REPLY to any thread in this forum unless you are interested in purchasing the domain(s) listed for sale and have a ligit offer or question. Thread crapping and off topic replies will not be tollerated and will be deleted immediately by a moderator. NOTE: Old Posts before 09/26/2011 are not subject to these rules.

26th Sep 2011, 11:04 PM	#5
Mindy Member Website(s): MoanMyName.net Celebs4.us WarezWeek.com ExpertHide.com Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 2,441 Liked: 1,565 Times Rep Power: 19	I think we should add 3 rules to that list: 1. No open ended auction or auctions that can be ended "at any time" 2. No cancelling an auction - if you don't want to sell, then don't start the auction 3. Private Bids that win must have the winning pm forwarded to a mod with the auction link so that it can be confirmed as a legit sale. just my ideas...these arent the rules! Last edited by Mindy; 28th Sep 2011 at 05:54 AM.

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26th Sep 2011, 09:51 PM	#2
nYXem Member Website(s): MP3SearchEngines.net LatestMovieTrailers.org Talking.so W0X.in Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 1,723 Liked: 222 Times Rep Power: 7	Mate you should also add domain ownership proof in the list, point 2. Though most know of it, still...

26th Sep 2011, 09:56 PM	#3
hatem20 Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 1,461 Liked: 79 Times Rep Power: 4	Too many sections have been added recently. * I'm not a big fan of many subsectinos as the idea makes some sections inactive.

26th Sep 2011, 10:36 PM	#4
Phamous Brink of Influential Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 2,064 Liked: 744 Times Rep Power: 13	Sub-sections are perfect, they work wonders on marketplaces in other webmaster forums (WF for example).

26th Sep 2011, 11:13 PM	#6
nYXem Member Website(s): MP3SearchEngines.net LatestMovieTrailers.org Talking.so W0X.in Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 1,723 Liked: 222 Times Rep Power: 7	Can't agree with the 2nd point. Often the person may have to change his mind due to various reasons. So it won't be good to make it mandatory to sell the site if you have made the auction thread.

28th Sep 2011, 05:17 AM	#7
Djlatino Member Website(s): ithinkilovemp3drug.xxx meatspin.com wowomg.com Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 1,960 Liked: 248 Times Rep Power: 5	Can't he/she have the right to stop the auction? Pretty sure in real life it applies too.

28th Sep 2011, 05:31 AM	#8
Capone .: The GodFather :. Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 957 Liked: 986 Times Rep Power: 10	^^ Yes of course he/she can. There is Reserve Price and if not passes that, he can decide not to sell.