Is there a website for Trading domain names? not buying?

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  • clickhappy
    Confirmed User
    • Mar 2004
    • 4027

    #1

    Is there a website for Trading domain names? not buying?

    I have some ones I think are ok but I never did anything with them. Maybe I can trade them with someone. Is there a service that does this?
  • KillerK
    Confirmed User
    • May 2008
    • 3406

    #2
    concept is good

    but I'd be worried about getting ripped off.

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    • CurrentlySober
      Too lazy to wipe my ass
      • Aug 2002
      • 39053

      #3
      bump 4 a good idea
      ️ ️

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      • L-Pink
        working on my tan
        • Mar 2005
        • 39151

        #4
        I would think the odds of finding someone who wants to acquire a site you don't want, that also happens to have a site you need, then both of the parties being honest enough to legitimately do a deal would be astronomical.

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        • Kelli58
          Confirmed User
          • Aug 2006
          • 2275

          #5
          I actually got an email about that very thing this morning. How crazy is that?

          __________________________________________________ _______

          Dear Domaining.com newsletter subscriber,

          I have exchanged many domains in the past to get this domain I absolutely wanted, for example PROOF.com, Encrypt.com or Split.com

          I probably successfully played the "swapping game" a dozen of times these past 10 years.

          In fact one of the few reasons I created eCOP.com five years ago was to propose a service allowing to secure the exchange of domains.

          Even if as you may understand it was impossible for me to use eCOP.com so I used domain swapping agreements and after prayed all went smoothly.
          I admit many times I have been a bit scared when the other party was long to push me his domain when I already pushed mine.

          The basic rule for exchange domains is that the person requesting a domain exchange must accept to give domain(s) more valuable than the one he wants to get.
          It's normal if you want to motivate someone who never asked to do an exchange and do not have any need or motivation to replace his domain by your(s).
          This also means forget about domain exchange if you do not have valuable and appealing names to propose in exchange.

          Few years ago I acquired Swapping.com (Yep! I first tried to exchange it to launch a service facilitating the exchange of domains.

          But I just have one head, two hands and I have never been good at delegate work so I did not find the time to develop it.

          Today I am selling the domain (5 years payment plan possible) or simply welcome suggestions on how an appealing domain swapping service should work to motivate me develop the service, if you have an idea share it.

          In a side note: I am always interested to swap catchy LLL.com or LLLL.com with one of my valuable descriptive .com to offer more choice to Catchy.com visitors.
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          • myleene
            Confirmed User
            • Oct 2013
            • 906

            #6
            I would be willing to pay Sedo's or Escrow's external domain name sale fee (50$) x 2 for the right domain.

            Contact me on ICQ or send me a list of domains you have available by email.

            I have 200+ at the moment.

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            • mineistaken
              See signature :)
              • Apr 2007
              • 29656

              #7
              Originally posted by L-Pink
              I would think the odds of finding someone who wants to acquire a site you don't want, that also happens to have a site you need, then both of the parties being honest enough to legitimately do a deal would be astronomical.
              Or we can look at it this way - you can simply trade up to something you may want more. Not that it would be the exact thing you would want most.

              Lets say you have a domain that you do not want completely. And someone offers you a trade that is not in the top of your wish list, but is still higher than your original domain.

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              • shopmaker
                Confirmed User
                • Apr 2010
                • 342

                #8
                We tried. But in the end we mostly used a professional service like Sedo to get the ones we wanted. Not cheap, though.
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