What is a good place to park domains?

[Michel Z.]

I want to park a few domains I bought recently, any suggestions where to go?
I know several places where to park domains, but not sure if they accept also few domains to park only. Also wondering which one has the best pay out per click? How do they pay you (check, PayPal, etc.)! Anyone experience with this? Many thanks!

 

[illusion]

Personally I just part it at my hosting, and then chuck up a plain page with a few words and some Google Ads, works a charm for some of my larger type in traffic domains

 

[Ted]

I have a handful of domains parked at sedo. I've been getting regular payments for over 12 months so I'd call them pretty reliable.

The money I make is chump change so I haven't bothered to compare them with other parking places.

 

[Michel Z.]

Personally I just part it at my hosting, and then chuck up a plain page with a few words and some Google Ads, works a charm for some of my larger type in traffic domains

Yeah, I thought about that as well.

 

[amnezia]

I think namedrive and fabulous are pretty good although the EPC seems to have dropped recently, sedo is pretty poor from my experience.

 

[TheLearner]

I've used Sedo with poor results. I've had better results developing a simple page with some adsense ads and a bit of promotion (forums sigs, blog comments, links from other sites). You must remember that parking services don't allow any domain promotion, so your domains must have existing traffic.
Bye

 

[Reefer420]

Sedo is not all that great. Unless your words are type-in kinds of domains, you won't get much traffic. Why not just do some arb and add some nice Adsense to them?

 

[seldomstatic]

Has anybody tried using Google AdSense for domains?

http://www.google.com/domainpark/

 

[L146705]

Has anybody tried using Google AdSense for domains?

http://www.google.com/domainpark/

you have to have lots of domains to be accepted by them.

 

[S.F.]

I like Sedo myself

 

[Mike]

1Plus.net - You get to put in your own Adsense number, and other affiliates. Their cut is very small compared to most, and they allow more customization and control
DomainSpa.com - Nice templates, some SEO
Afternic.com - Owned by Verisign, handy if you are selling in their marketplace or their Bazaar
RevenueDirect.com - Can't think of anything special about them, I don't use them
SEDOPro.com - Must apply and be invited. From their FAQ's:

SedoPro requires you to have a minimum of 200 domains or $200/ month in domain parking earnings in order to join.