Complete not only with a market place but also a storefront
dn.com/en-us/seller/2464
PS. Just started so still waiting for the ssl certificates to kick in
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Complete not only with a market place but also a storefront
dn.com/en-us/seller/2464
PS. Just started so still waiting for the ssl certificates to kick in
It looks very very similar to the SAW back end, in fact so much so that I wonder if it is the same base software.
And I am immediately on their marketplace: dn.com/en-us
How come China can do it better than anyone else?
Before you poo poo it remember China has some of the strongest demand for .com and listing there may just give an edge so I'm going to list a few .com's there to check out response and offers.
Do you trust a China based entity to pay you out on a big sale? are they based in China?
Jack from dn.com has a proven track record at this point and I don't think there would be any issues.
I guess the flipside is would a buyer be comfortable sending $$$ to an escrow in China? there is no legal recourse if something goes sideways
I'm trying it to see if I can get a buyer from China, so it makes sense
So interesting thing here is they don't actually use SSL, I checked their marketplace and all domains kick up an SSl error unless you visit them as...
dn.com/en-us/sale/domain.com
So I took one of the domains above and switched namesservers back out to see if it satys listed.
At SAW it comes off marketplace when you switch your nameservers away from saw so it would be ideal if the domain stayed verified at dn.com because that is my one big complaint at saw. The domain should stay on market once verified regardless of where the nameserve is re-pointed.
I will keep you updated here
So I can now confirm that the domains do indeed stay listed once they confirm nameservers.
I have directed dunr.com back to saw and k1d.com back to mapledots and both continue to be at market whereas the dunr.com domain is immediately removed from market when nameservers are changed.
So there you are folks, you can put your .com on the Chinese market with minimal effort.
@Sawcom can learn from this process because they are about as close to the same marketplace as it gets.
I have directed dunr.com back to saw and k1d.com back to mapledots and both continue to be at market whereas the dunr.com domain is immediately removed from market when nameservers are changed.
So there you are folks, you can put your .com on the Chinese market with minimal effort.
@Sawcom can learn from this process because they are about as close to the same marketplace as it gets.
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Great! Good luck!
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