Chris.C
Top Contributor
Well the Net Fleet weekly aftermarket auctions is not far away from beginning and I thought I'd just start rambling about a few things that crossed my mind.
So do people think that the domains listed will generally sell for a slightly higher premium to drops and snaps given that the purchases won't come with a minimum 6 month holding?
Is a week too long to stage an auction over?
Is the $100 reserve too high? I imagine there will be quite a few domains that don't even get a bid in this auction. Would $50 reserve be more appropriate (not to mention make netfleet more money if a lower reserve prompts more domains to sell)?
Is anyone planning to place a bid in this weeks auction?
Does anyone know what advertising is Netfleet planning on doing for these weekly auctions? Email reminders? I imagine these are the sorts of auctions that you'd have to remind potential bidder regularly about because they are not daily.
The next 3 auctions are booked out? But will supply of domains be enough to sustain a weekly auction?
So do people think that the domains listed will generally sell for a slightly higher premium to drops and snaps given that the purchases won't come with a minimum 6 month holding?
Is a week too long to stage an auction over?
Is the $100 reserve too high? I imagine there will be quite a few domains that don't even get a bid in this auction. Would $50 reserve be more appropriate (not to mention make netfleet more money if a lower reserve prompts more domains to sell)?
Is anyone planning to place a bid in this weeks auction?
Does anyone know what advertising is Netfleet planning on doing for these weekly auctions? Email reminders? I imagine these are the sorts of auctions that you'd have to remind potential bidder regularly about because they are not daily.
The next 3 auctions are booked out? But will supply of domains be enough to sustain a weekly auction?