Is the domain name worth the 9$ listing fee?

So, let's see: do you know something that all the Warriors who are making their full-time livings by selling domain-names don't know?

Or do they all perhaps know something that you don't know??

It's not one for which I'd have paid reg-fee, myself - let alone a "listing fee"; but I hope you prove me wrong and that it turns out profitable for you.

What matters, when selling domain-names, is your skill-level in indentifying, approaching and negotiating with the people whose own businesses predicate that the domain-names for sale may have artificial/additional value. If those people don't know that the domain-name is for sale, it makes no difference where the transaction is executed, so don't look at it in terms of "where to sell": that's pretty unimportant, in the overall scheme of things, compared with everything else about "domaining".

Don't imagine that "the right people" are somehow, magically, going to see your "listing" and line up to make offers for it: unfortunately that isn't how selling domains works, at all.

The reality is that the value of a domain-name is its registration-fee, and if you want people to pay you more than that for them, without them having proven income (and of course "traffic" isn't "income"), you need to find the people to whom they may be worth more, because one thing's for sure: each domain is only "worth" to you what you can sell it for.

The art, and the money, lie in correctly identifying before buying them how easy that's going to be to do.

If you want to learn about how to sell domain-names profitably, I strongly recommend that you start by getting yourself on this mailing-list: http://domainprofitsacademy.com/subscribe (Gene Pimentel is the person whose advice on the domain business you should value, respect and acquire. Might as well "start at the top". )

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