Freemarket's competition in the domain name market

For Freemarket.com to capture a large portion of the domain sales aftermarket - large sales need to be made. There is that potential as selling fees are very attractive & domain owners will list when they know about the site. I do see some great names listed already (am surprised a couple haven't been sold with current buy-it-now prices).

Where are large sales being made every week? Every week sales platforms share their sales with DNJournal (most private or broker sales go unreported) - see current week at Garry Chernoff's Latest Home Run Tops This Week's Sales Chart - Year's Biggest Canadian ccTLD Sale Also Hits Six Figures (Note - GoDaddy/Afternic is unable to report sales at this time due to SEC quiet period rules surrounding Go Daddy's current IPO) . Year-to-date sales here at DNJournal.com Year-to-Date Domain Sales Charts. Freemarket should get in touch with Ron Jackson at DNJournal ASAP. Those sales platforms are Freemarket's competion. Note - Flippa is not that competitive with domain sales & auctions often end with extremely low bidding or no bids at all - I haven't been impressed.

It will be interesting to see how Freemarket develops. Will domain name sales or website sales be the stronger product?

Here's something to consider for Freelancer - start or purchase a domain parking company. It will increase revenues as well as bring more buyers to Freemarket. I'm about to move all my current parked domain names away from Sedo's platform (unhappy with some landing pages used as well as revenue). Maybe a domain registrar business is in Freelancer's future?