I have about 400 domain names that I'm looking to sell in the
aftermarket.  Does there exist a consultant or consulting group that
could handle the negotiations for you?  For a fee naturally.

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Clarification of Question by howgreenismytoenail-ga on 27 Sep 2006 05:59 PDT

Cynthia, et al

Your comments intentionally mislead and are ethically reprehensible.
What the public who may be reading this thread doesn't understand, is
that their "digital history" can be used against them without their
knowledge. And your feigned incredulity makes it all the more
disturbing. If this is what we can expect from the nation's largest
database contractor, we are all in trouble.(and you know EXACTLY what
I'm referring to).

I fear you have opened a rather large can of worms - a gigatantrum
that will come back to haunt Google. MKB

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Request for Question Clarification by missy-ga on 27 Sep 2006 18:20 PDT

Hi MKB,

(Hm.  We have the same first and last initial.  I doubt you're a Missy, though!)

Let me ask you a few questions so we can find what you're looking for.

First, have you tried to sell any of these domains on your own?  Are
they all related to one industry or category, or is it an eclectic
mix?  Are you willing to have separate agencies handle different
chunks of your holdings?  Have any of the names been appraised for
value?

This last is especially important.  Domain appraisal can be pretty
pricey (upwards of $20 per name!).  Some brokers won't touch your list
until all of your domains have been appraised, and others still won't
go anywhere near domains appraised below a certain value.

If you could give me that little extra bit of information, it will
make the search for just the right thing for you a lot more efficient.

--Missy