NameJet terminates reseller service

by | Dec 28, 2024 | Domain names, Domaining | 0 comments

NameJet terminates reseller service

NameJet, a historic domain auction marketplace, is pulling the plug on its reseller program effective January 1st, 2025.

A notification was sent to all partners today notifying them of the upcoming changes:

Greetings Sell Your Domains Lister,

We are reaching out today to inform you that the Sell Your Domains program will end on January 1st, 2025.

Starting today, no new listings will be approved. Any previously approved listings or currently active auctions will proceed as normal, and proceeds from any completed sales will be paid out according to our current process.

On or before February 1st, 2025, the Sell Your Domains dashboard will be removed from all Network Solutions accounts. Please be sure to download the data from your previous auctions prior to that date.

Please be advised that while we will no longer offer the Sell Your Domains service, both SnapNames and NameJet are fully integrated with SEDO and Afternic. If you wish to have your domain names exposed to SnapNames and NameJet customers, please be sure to list your names with either SEDO or Afternic.

Please continue to send any questions to njlistersupport@web.com. Thank you for your business and best of luck selling domains in the future.

Regards,
Sell Your Domains Support

Some active resellers aren’t going to be happy with this as the timing is definitely unfortunate.

Story kudos: Onur.

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