Selling Domain,,,,, OOOOPPPPPPsssss!

[dmac]

Hey Everyone,

I think I may have screwed up big time. I have an old 4 letter domain that I've been sitting on for many years. I had no idea what it was worth and ended up putting it up on ebay. I have since been told that it's quite valuable. I just tried to end the auction and ebay won't let me end it.

My thinking is that someone here may want to take advantage of my mistake. Even better, let me know if there are any tricks to ending the auction.

The domain is http://proa.com

If for some reason it doesn't sell, where is a good place to sell it at a fair price?

Have a good one.

David

[Adam.Whittles]

Hi David,

At the end of the day a domain is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Sedo.com is a domain broker and it is in their best interest to get the most they can for a domain hence prices are slightly inflated on that site.

Just because your domain is only 4 letters doesn't mean it is worth big money. Several 4 letter domains sell on Go Daddy auctions for only a few hundred dollars. Although the domain is aged, which will help to increase its value, it doesn't really have much commercial value behind it and so is not really worth that much. Also, having checked opensiteexplorer the domain doesn't have a lot of authority or links pointing to it so to be fair it isn't worth the several thousands you are asking for it.

Adam.

[SEO-Doctor]

Try Sedo.com, just looked pake.com is on there for £10,000