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Originally Posted by KRL
Brokering domains is time consuming.
Time is money.
For every deal you get done, 10 you work on never happen.
That's why brokers charge what they do.
Just like in real estate you have to list and show lots of houses to get the few you'll actually get sold and closed.
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Well but here's no real brokering needed KRL.
I have a domain that I would like to sell for $4-5k, I posted it on Sedo with a $3800 or so minimum offer and $7k asking price.
The guys who made me that $4300 offer via Sedo, could as well email me their offer via my whois adress. In that case if we agree on $5k, Escrow.com would get $100 or even less, while Sedo will get $500.
my point is that if they see that my domain is for sale on Sedo, they can easily contact me outside of Sedo
maybe not totally fair in regard to sedo, but not a real problem either, and it saves us a few hundred $$