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Title: Hello I have a question Post by: MidellX on December 15, 2015, 04:54:21 PM Is there a place I could get a loan and use my Domain Names as collateral?
Thanks in advance Title: Re: Hello I have a question Post by: WENGER on December 15, 2015, 04:56:54 PM It all depends on how much your loan request is and how popular your domain is but I wouldn't advise it plus due to your level, you might end up getting negative ratings if you don't have good enough collateral as opposed to what loan your requesting (the collateral should always have more value than the loan and should be easy to sell to cover the losses).
Title: Re: Hello I have a question Post by: --Encrypted-- on December 15, 2015, 05:00:15 PM Is there a place I could get a loan and use my Domain Names as collateral? Thanks in advance yeah. here. though most people don't like taking domains as collateral because of the price are kind of speculative. Title: Re: Hello I have a question Post by: MidellX on December 15, 2015, 05:06:23 PM It all depends on how much your loan request is and how popular your domain is but I wouldn't advise it plus due to your level, you might end up getting negative ratings if you don't have good enough collateral as opposed to what loan your requesting (the collateral should always have more value than the loan and should be easy to sell to cover the losses). I have 8 domain Names.Each are appraised via estibot at between $249 to $1900+. Thats each. Title: Re: Hello I have a question Post by: Vod on December 15, 2015, 06:19:12 PM Not to mention there might be additional fees or registration costs to transfer the domains from one person to another, then back again.
Title: Re: Hello I have a question Post by: Joel_Jantsen on December 15, 2015, 08:59:42 PM Not to mention there might be additional fees or registration costs to transfer the domains from one person to another, then back again. No vod, I have done a domain transfer it doesn't cost you anything but needs detailed information about the user you're transferring to and transferring from. Like not only email address but birthdate etc is verified and also it doesn't happen instantly, it takes a week or at least 24 hours. I have done this at godaddy, not sure about other hosting. Title: Re: Hello I have a question Post by: bitcoin revo on December 15, 2015, 09:55:42 PM Not to mention there might be additional fees or registration costs to transfer the domains from one person to another, then back again. No vod, I have done a domain transfer it doesn't cost you anything but needs detailed information about the user you're transferring to and transferring from. Like not only email address but birthdate etc is verified and also it doesn't happen instantly, it takes a week or at least 24 hours. I have done this at godaddy, not sure about other hosting. That's because you were using GoDaddy; have you ever tried transferring domains to others via other domain name registrars? They typically charge a mandatory fee to transfer it (I believe it's to extend the domain by one year, but it's required). Only domain registrars such as Namecheap, GoDaddy, and a few others feature free domain name transfers within their clients. Title: Re: Hello I have a question Post by: mobnepal on December 16, 2015, 05:44:44 PM Making domain name as collateral seems to be terrible better sell that domain if it is worth to money you want to have. Fees on transfering account here and there will be more than loan i guess. You can run auction or even sell offer on marketplace in this forum, if your domain is quite popular.
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