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Saw.com Cuts New Path With Their Marketplace/Brokerage Solution
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I listed .com's .org .xyz
But I did list on .ca to see what it looked like with a full security certificate.
Took about a day to get the https activated
The back interface is wonderful and they were adding features as I was adding my domains.
But I did list on .ca to see what it looked like with a full security certificate.
Took about a day to get the https activated
The back interface is wonderful and they were adding features as I was adding my domains.
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I am wondering... what is domain marketplaces' like Dan or Saw biggest expense? It's just I see everyone is charging 10% and more. When we are talking about high-value domains, that seems like a lot. Why not make it 3-5% (or tiered, with % based on sale price) and win the market? What's stopping someone from doing that?
UPDATE
- All dot.com's got ssl and resolved to domain.com within 2 days
- My test .ca's resolve to sawsels.com/forsale/domain.ca and its been about two weeks.
It's as I thought, they are prioritizing .com's.
Apparently the certificates are created by hand and they are trying to automate the process.
- All dot.com's got ssl and resolved to domain.com within 2 days
- My test .ca's resolve to sawsels.com/forsale/domain.ca and its been about two weeks.
It's as I thought, they are prioritizing .com's.
Apparently the certificates are created by hand and they are trying to automate the process.
The technology is the biggest up front investment I would say, but of course also ongoing cost. If you provide landers, SSL certificates are a nightmare to generate/keep active on masse.
I would be interested in a system that charges a lower commission should the buyer have come to the domain name directly, rather than by other means. However, knowing this industry, your users may not trust you on this.
@FM Speaking of....
Soon google wont forward http:// and even now there is a force https:// setting in the browser whereas anyone forwarding a domain name to another address gets a security warning.
Do you see anything coming in the control panel similar to how we forward the www to mitigate this issue?
Google has been warning of this "soon" for a long time.
We have no immediate plans for that at the moment, but we've have explored what would be required to provide SSL forwarding. It definitely would come at an additional expense to us, but I want to revisit this topic soon and check what other registrars are doing.
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@MapleDots so your .ca domains are at saw now?
No, just my .com's
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