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NameBio introduces easy way to note domain sales

NameBio introduces easy way to note domain sales

Self-submissions of sales is now easier.

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Sales data is vital for a functioning domain aftermarket, and now domain name sales database NameBio is making it easier for people to note private sales.

The site has created a form for domain investors to note sales they made that won’t be made public otherwise. For example: sales at Afternic, sales under $2,000 at Sedo, sales through Dan or Efty, and privately-negotiated sales.

Users need to include proof of the sale in their submission. NameBio won’t remove names once they are submitted, so make sure the buyer is OK with you publishing the data.

In addition to helping the industry as a whole, submitting domains is a way to get a bit of publicity for your own marketplace or portfolio.

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