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Sedo Parking And Sedo Sale

Kumaran — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 05:22:24 +0000

Sedo Parking is something i prefer mostly for my non-english traffic. Normally Sedo pays the parking revenue anywhere between 7th – 9th of the month or atleast this has been my experience.

Recently i had an offer at Sedo for one of my domains and i accepted it. The domain transfer required me to send some signed documents to Sedo to initiate the transfer as it was an european domain. This coincided with the parking payment date.

I did inform Sedo that i can do a quick free push so that the Buyer can then update the whois details at his convenience for which these signed documents(Buyer can do it himself as he has the domain in his account in this case) are required and it will save time and effort for everyone. Actually i did the free push for a similar european domain earlier for my previous sale at Sedo. I did quote all these things and said it will take a few days for me to send the transfer documents if they insist me to do it that way. Sedo Transfer Agent in this case wanted to go through the signed document method.

No matter how small or big a deal is, i always make sure i do everything possible to close the deal at the earliest from my side. But for this deal as informed to Sedo earlier, I couldn’t find time to send the transfer documents and it was dragging a bit i guess for around 3 days. To my surprise i didn’t get my Sedo Parking payment till 10th. I had a hunch that my Sedo Parking revenue has been on hold may be because they want me to send the signed transfer documents for the domain sale. I waited till 11th and i was more or less sure that this is the reason.

On 11th late in the evening i got some time and i sent the transfer documents they wanted. In an hour or so i got an email confirming Sedo has received my transfer documents and in another two minutes i got another email saying they are about to send my Sedo Parking payment. It could have been a rare coincidence or the obvious. I can’t say for sure.

But the best thing one can do is to complete any sale pending with Sedo at the earliest possible date.

Why SedoPro and Sedo are different

Kumaran — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:35:49 +0000

The main difference newbies should know about SedoPro and Sedo is that, SedoPro gives a higher pay($) for each click compared with Sedo.

Newbies are often caught on the wrong foot on this. They buy traffic domains based on traffic screenshot from SedoPro and expect the same revenue with Sedo. Worst case they won’t know there is something called SedoPro or fail to spot that the screenshot is of SedoPro. Whenever you are buying traffic domains based on screenshots make sure you clearly find, if it is from SedoPro or Sedo. If you are not sure, simply ask the seller. Most reputed sellers will mention this fact.

There are other differences, but this one is the most important as everything finally boils down to the revenue factor.

Why you should try Parked

Kumaran — Sun, 31 May 2009 15:19:56 +0000

I will first share my experience with Parked.com. I bought a L-L-L.com for low $XXX sometime back. This name was receiving lot of traffic and was parked at Sedo. It was earning $0(to be precise) and i didn’t bother much about it. When i decided to sell the domain, no one was willing to take the domain for even low $XX. At this point i registered with Parked.com and moved this L-L-L.com to Parked.com. I moved the domain without any great expectation feeling this domain was probably worthless. To my surprise it started making $2-$5 every day. In 15 days i sold this L-L-L.com for mid $XXX. There was no looking back from that point and Parked.com from then had been one of my major source of revenue.

Other reasons why you should try Parked.com
- It is one of the top parking services available in the market with nice templates.
- Pays twice every month. Isn’t that cool.
- Pays using Paypal if you choose Paypal as payment option.
- It has a cool referral program which means your revenue can only grow.