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Behind the Sale: AirMedix.com – from $10 purchase to $2,400 sale
Welcome to the sixth post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog.
How to Reduce Commissions on Domain Name Sales
Since I started investing in domain names 4.5 years ago I paid more than $25,000 in marketplace commission and fees.
Behind the Sale: TrueAmateurs.com – from $59 purchase to $2,300 sale
Welcome to the fifth post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog.
It’s here: PayPal + Efty = Awesome.
Today, I’m excited to announce the launch of yet another payment method for buyers of your domain names: PayPal.
Setting up your PayPal integration.
A deep integration with PayPal enables you to place Buy It Now (BIN) buttons on your For-Sale landing pages and domain name marketplace, allowing buyers…
Behind the Sale: PipeArt.com – from $32 purchase to $1,000 sale
Welcome to the fourth post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog.
Behind the Sale: Concert.io – from $90 purchase to $12,000 sale
Welcome to the third post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog.
Behind the Sale: SuperMind.com – from $3,000 purchase to $12,500 sale
Welcome to the second post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog.
Behind the Sale: BirthdayBeer.com – from $11 purchase to $1,600 sale
Welcome to a new Efty blog series called Behind the Sale.
How important is a beautiful for-sale landing page when selling domains?
How important is a beautiful for-sale landing page when selling domains, and can you ask a premium price by doing so?
We’ve teamed up with Payoneer to add safe and secure Escrow transactions to Efty
Update: Unfortunatly Payoneer has decided to discontinue their domain name escrow services.
