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It’s possible, for very big operators I’m sure. :fencing:
Hey Everyone,
Sorry for the delay! Godaddy has still not approve my auctions. I need to know if anyone will have a problem paying for auctions won by Pay Pal. I noticed that Godaddy auction only accepts Pay Pal for payment. If this is going to be a problem I will cancel the auctions before they start and with to someone else that offers more payment options. Thank youCaptain,
This is just a suggestion but have you thought about auctioning your websites on ebay? It is a very huge market and established websites with page rank, traffic, and profits sell for many thousands of dollars.
Here is an auction for just a domain name alone
Here is an auction for a website with no page rank and no alexa rank
Here is a link for 3 profitable websites making only 16,000 per year combined
In the casino affiliate industry im sure you make a lot more than that. I make that in a month promoting casinos.
These are just some examples. I am not familiar with godaddy auctions so I dont know if they sell for more than they would on ebay but its just a suggestion that you could think about.
Oh by the way, Im rob. I have been browsing the forums for a few weeks but just registered a few days ago. That was my first post. There is some great info here and I am looking forward to being a part of this community.
Captain for me paypal would be fine. I have never been a big fan of neteller
Paypal accuses you of money laundering if you do big transfers, be careful, I wouldn’t use them, but I do want to bid.
