
How selling works on DNForum
DNForum charges no commission and no listing fee. The .com, .ai, gTLD and ccTLD marketplaces are open to free accounts, and a Websites for Sale board takes sites, forums and online businesses, such as SEXLOGY.COM, a domain and blog listed at $4,750. The Adult Domain Discussion board covers discussing, monetizing and appraising adult domains, and an adult domain is best listed in its extension marketplace with a plain description.
Auctions follow written rules: a starting price of at least $1, no hidden reserve, and accurate traffic or revenue figures if you choose to state them. Payment and transfer are settled between buyer and seller.
Who runs DNForum
Founded in 2001, DNForum has changed hands several times and was acquired in April 2023 by Helmuts Meskonis. The footer names No Stress Limited, UK company no. 12629117 in Chatham, while the terms are written in the name of Dnforum.com, LLC.
DNForum strengths and limitations
Strengths
- No commission or listing fee.
- Domainer audience since 2001.
- Adult domain discussion board.
- Written auction rules.
Limitations
- No escrow or verification.
- Adult content confined to a members-only discussion board, with no sales board.
- Two different entities in footer and terms.
DNForum compared with other options in the directory
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