Where to go to sell sites?

mike gregory

13 years ago

First of welcome to the forum regards selling site i use flippa.com

always been a great source for me

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WorkAtHomeDream18

13 years ago

Why are you not allow to have and market your sites?

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Jody_W 13 years ago

Originally Posted by WorkAtHomeDream18

Why are you not allow to have and market your sites?

Illinois is requiring Amazon to collect sales tax because the state considers having affiliates in the state the same thing as having a presence in the state. Whenever a state does that, Amazon responds by shutting down all of it's affiliates in that state so it won't have to collect sales tax.
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shuvo

13 years ago

There are many sites where you can go to sell your sites.I think flippa is a good site to advertise your site is for sell.There are many other sites like this and you can google to get them.

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ViperChill

13 years ago

I personally use Flippa.com and forums.digitalpoint.com for site selling.

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Ruth P

13 years ago

I have had success selling on Flippa.

Take a look at how other sellers are doing it, what buyers are looking for and what to include in your sales text and you should be able to make some money from your sites there.

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Devid Farah 13 years ago

Hi Joan,

My two favorites are:

- Flippa
https://flippa.com/

- Website Broker
WebsiteBroker - Websites For Sale. Buy and sell websites and domain names!
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petevamp

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jwardz

I live in Illinois and Amazon has shut me down. I just started in December and have 3 Amazon Associate sites (all fully SEO'ed) all selling electronics. I also joined Warrior forum just a couple weeks ago, so don't know my way around yet. One of the sites is in position 2 on page 1 already and starting to get traffic. I bought 200 profile linkwheels for it that and they are now trickling in, keeping right there on page one for the top selling television on Amazon. The other two I bought backlinks for and they will be on page one shortly. I was all excited but now have been put out of business by my own Government. I hate to shut the sites down and would rather sell them for at least what I have in them.
Thanks for the direction in advance.
Joan

First you have not been shut done just yet. Quinn still hast to sign hb3659 that was recently put through to him. You do not have to shut down and sell out just open up an llc in another location if it comes down to it. That is what I will be doing so that I can keep my amazon assosiate sites going strong.

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jwardz 13 years ago

The bill itself forces buyers from any state in the union to pay Illinois sales tax. I found this explanation on line. Once Illinois does this, and the Governor will sign it, virtually all companies and buyers of physical products will stop doing business will Illinois sellers. Everyone needs to write to the Illinois Governor.

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If a person in Kansas buys a teddy bear made in Vermont, and an affiliate in Illinois is involved in the transaction, the state of Illinois will force the Vermont company to pay Illinois sales tax. That means the teddy bear company in Vermont now has to muck around with the byzantine layers of state and local sales tax. Potentially different rate for every city and county.
Of course no company in Vermont would ever be willing to slog through all that red tape, so they're just going to terminate all their affiliates in Illinois. Which is exactly what Amazon has promised to do. That will kill Illinois' tax revenue instead of increasing it." Illinois will crush affiliate marketing if you don’t act now.
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jwardz

13 years ago

Thanks to everyone for their help. I made the decision not to LLC elsewhere. I can't justify the expense. I will eventually just move out of Illinois. The State has killed all my online businesses that deal in physical products, not just Amazon.

Even if a company decides to do business with Illinois Affiliates and collect the Illinois tax on the sales of their products, no buyer is going to pay anywhere from 6.25% to 10.5% extra for the same product they can purchase from somewhere else that does not charge that tax.

This tax bill so far does not affect resellers in Illinois or digital products yet (there is no doubt it will in the future, as they are already talking about taxing the used products sold on Ebay).

I have changed focus and will now deal in digital products and continue doing my reseller business. I am lucky because I just started selling physical products as an Amazon Associate and only have those three sites and one bird toy site that is also affected by this law.

This is also a heads up to every other affiliate out there because there are 12 other states that are trying to get similar laws passed.
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Joan

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Banned 13 years ago

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jwardz 13 years ago

Thanks again everyone. I have listed them on flippa. I noticed there was more activity on that site even though you have to pay to list and sell.
Joan
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jaiganeshv

13 years ago

you may also want to consider sitepoint.com 's marketplace to sell business.

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whiteshadow1890

Banned 13 years ago

I use godaddy, digitalpoint and sitepoint

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Will Perkins 13 years ago

Originally Posted by whiteshadow1890

I use godaddy, digitalpoint and sitepoint

By sitepoint I'm assuming you mean flippa (flippa bought sitepoints website marketplace).

But as for where to sell your sites, definitely use flippa. I've sold several sites there; all of which the transactions went smoothly.
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Michael Clough

13 years ago

There is one big issue with Flippa! If someone wins, they do NOT have to pay. And all Flippa does is cancel their account, and they open up a new one!

I know this from personal experience! It's like the way the old eBay was! No constraints on anyone....hopefully they will fix this, someday.

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J23

13 years ago

Originally Posted by nimbus49

There is one big issue with Flippa! If someone wins, they do NOT have to pay. And all Flippa does is cancel their account, and they open up a new one!

I know this from personal experience! It's like the way the old eBay was! No constraints on anyone....hopefully they will fix this, someday.

Yeah that can definitely be a pain. I've had it happen to me a few times already.

The good news though is that you don't have to send the person the site until they have paid. Plus, Flippa will refund all of your fees and relist the site for you for free if you run into these fake buyers. Just dispute the sale and you're good.

While it's still annoying to have happen, at least the only thing you're losing is a bit of time instead of your entire site and the listing fees since those are all refunded.

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sbucciarel

Banned 13 years ago

Flippa or right here in Warrior Forum under Complete Sites for Sale. You might have good luck in there. Costs $20 to list in WF and $19 on Flippa.

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feliciayapsl

13 years ago

You can sell at digitalpoint, flippa & even at this forum too.

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Taiutd

13 years ago

There are now a new and moneysaving Webpages markedplace. 10 reason why:

1. Free Register
2. Free Normal Listing
3. No Sucess Fee
4. Free own User Controlpanel
5. Fast Repons on Help or Customers email
6. Good Filter on Spam
7. Good Security (Sitelock) on the sites
8. All kinds of webpages types (Sort by easy categories menu)
9. Alot of detail about the product and seller info (icl. map)
10. Very good for people that dont want to pay alot for selling their sites.

Come and check it out and you will see for yourself. I am not kidding.

Since i cant link yet, you can just search on google for "Sitepickers" with .com

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