Pricell.com is a marketplace which provides you with an inventory of premium websites that have been listed for sale by their owners. There are two types of listings and the process of buying is different for each of the listing types. The listing types and the buying process for each are explained below:

1. Public auction. You can buy the listed website by placing a bid in a public auction. In a public auction, you will win if all of the three points below are true:

- the seller accepts your bid, and

- it meets the auction reserve price, and

- your bid has the highest dollar value in the auction.

Once you have won an auction, you are legally obligated to buy the website for the price you have offered as your bid.

2. Private sale. To win a direct sale, your offer must be accepted by the seller. Once your offer has been accepted by the seller, you are legally obligated to buy the website for the full amount of your offer.

Once you have won a public auction or a direct sale, Pricell will transfer you to the Sale Completion Area, allowing you and the seller to complete the transaction.

Make sure to make proper arrangements with the sellers about transfer of money and the pickup of the newly purchased property. We suggest discussing these details before completing the sale.

Pricell is a global marketplace, used by sellers and buyer from all around the globe. To avoid any confusion, all bids and offers, prices of properties and fees listed on Pricell.com are in United States Dollars(USD).

Pricell provides its members with a sort of a matchmaking service. We manage listings, location and bid/offer processes. As a final step, Pricell provides buyer and seller the means to communicate, allowing both parties to communicate after the sale or auction ends.

Our involvement ends once an auction or a sale is completed. Pricell is not responsible for the payment and transfer of the property. This part of the transaction is between the seller and the buyer, and is suggested to be discussed before the end of an auction or a direct sale.

It is important for the seller and buyer to establish basic trust before making or accepting bids. Pricell cannot help if an exchange does not occur as originally planned. We are also not responsible for any problems in closing transactions. However, Pricell is carefully designed to help buyer and sellers access essential information needed to make a successful sale. Here are some ways that Pricell is helping you:

• Pricell may provide automatic validation on the information supplied by the seller on the listed property
• Pricell may alert buyers of warning signs such as discrepancies between the data supplied by the seller and the publically available information
• Pricell has a complaint process that can be initiated by either party if the transaction does not go as pre-arranged.

Pricell is a marketplace which provides you with an inventory of websites that have been listed for sale by their owners. There are two types of listings and the process of buying is different for each of the listing types. The listing types and the buying process for each are explained below:

1. Public auction. You can buy the listed website by placing a bid in a public auction. In a public auction, you will win if all of the three points below are true:

• the seller accepts your bid, and,

• it meets the auction reserve price, and,

• your bid has the highest dollar value in the auction.

Once you have won an auction, you are legally obligated to buy the website for the price you have offered as your bid.

1. Private sale. To win a direct sale, your offer must be accepted by the seller. Once your offer has been accepted by the seller, you are legally obligated to buy the website for the full amount of your offer.

Once you have won a public auction or a direct sale, Pricell will transfer you to the Sale Completion Area, allowing you and the seller to complete the transaction.

Make sure to make proper arrangements with the sellers about transfer of money and the pickup of the newly purchased property. We suggest discussing these details before completing the sale.

If you have any questions or concerns about purchasing websites or domain names, our customer service team is happy to help.

HOW DOES BUY IT NOW(BIN) WORK?

The Buy It Now (BIN) option is only available for Pricell public auctions.

SETTING A BIN PRICE

When sellers are listing their property for sale, sellers get to choose a BIN price that they are comfortable to sell their property for instantly.

The price must at least be equal to the reserve price of the auction, but the seller has the option of making it higher. The BIN price should be set as the highest value the seller thinks their property could be sold for. As the regular bidding reaches the BIN price, the next person who wants to place a bid, will be given the option to make a BIN bid – there is no option to place any other bid value.

When BIN bid has been placed and the payment is confirmed, the auction closes immediately.

PLACING A BIN BID

A buyer has the option to make BIN bid any time throughout the bidding war for the property. Buyers just press on the Buy It Now button, and their bid, as long as it’s accepted by the seller and is accompanied by immediate payment, is the winner of that auction.

ACCEPTING/REJECTING BIN BIDS

Acceptance or rejection of a BIN bid is depended on the seller and whether they are open to accepting an instant payment through PayPal.

If a seller accepts instant payment through PayPal, BIN bids must be followed through immediately with a payment through PayPal. Once a buyer places a BIN bid, they will be prompted to make the payment. The bid is considered to be the winning bid as soon as  Pricell confirms the payment. If the seller does not accept PayPal, but instead requires an e-check payment, the bid will be granted winner status, even though the payment will take a few days to clear.

If a seller does not accept instant payment through PayPal, the seller has a 72 hour gap to accept or reject the BIN offer. During those 72 hours, the bidding continues. If the seller does not accept or reject the bid after 72 hours,  Pricell will automatically reject the BIN bid.

CAN I MAKE AN OFFER PRIVATELY, OUTSIDE PRICELL?

No. All properties that are listed on Pricell.com for auction or sale, can be acquired only through Pricell. This allows Pricell to maintain a fair and just competitive bidding environment. Furthermore, Pricell cannot help with any issues of security or deal with any problems that develop from conducting business outside of the Pricell system.

If a buyer is caught making private offers for properties listed for sale on Pricell.com through private message, instant message, email or any other way, Pricell will suspend the buyer’s account, and reserves the right to cancel their Pricell membership all together. We may also block the users IP so they can’t sign up for a new account.

If a Seller accepts any bids or offers that are made outside the official Pricell bidding system, Pricell will suspend their accounts, and has the option to take away their membership.

At Pricell we pride ourselves on the security of our website, and warn those who may choose to make/accept offers made outside the official Pricell bidding system. Pricell cannot help with any problems that may arise from outside activity.

If you’re not familiar with website statistics this guide will help you to understand. Website statistics can value a website and are important for a successful website. The statistic terms listed below are the ones we use here at Pricell.com inside a listing.

Google, Bing and Alexa Backlinks: Backlinks helps you keep track of other websites that links to your website. Let’s say, you list your website here = we link to you = 1 backlink.

Google, Yahoo and Bing Indexed Pages: This how many pages the search engines have indexed of your website.

Alexa Rank: This is the “most visited” rank of your website. Alexa calculated a rank based on the traffic to the website. The lower, the better. Remember Alexa can easily be manipulated and is NOT a big factor when buying a website.

Google Pagerank (PR): PageRank is the numeric result ( 1 – 10 ) of a formula that Google uses to calculate how important they feel a page of a website to be.

Registrar: This is where the domain is registered.

Facebook / Twitter Tweets: This is how many Facebook and Twitter share the website had.

Pricell welcomes users from all around the world. Selling or buying online website is different than going to a store. You might never meet the person you are conducting business with and you two might not even speak the same language! Because the sale is preformed online, you must make sure that you are comfortable with the website and the seller.

DO YOUR RESEARCH

Before you make a bid or an offer, take some time to research the seller and the website that you are considering buying. Pricell gives you access to thousands of listings, but the person whom you chose to do business with is completely up to you. If after doing research on a website, you do not feel comfortable with the seller, or the information provided by the seller on the website listed, do not make a bid or offer. You have the control of which sellers you do business with.

You can start your background search for your desired website by looking at the information provided by the seller, and automatically verified by Pricell. Make sure to research both the website and the seller. All listings on Pricell provide the buyer with warnings, seller feedback, Extended Due Diligence Data, Comments and other additional information.

Make sure that you are comfortable with the seller, and you are comfortable with making a purchase from them. Remember, all bids and offers that are accepted by the seller, have legal obligation to complete the transaction.

COMPLETING THE TRANSACTION

Pricell does not handle payment transaction or the transfer of the website between the buyer and the seller. Take time to figure out what form of transfer works for you, and make sure that the seller is content with your terms. Speak to the seller before making a bid or placing an offer to avoid unnecessary complications after the sale or auction is closed.

As an extra security measure, seek legal advice before beginning a transaction.

Pricell offers buyers and sellers an easy system for buying and selling websites and domain names. Below is some information about how this works.

Register.

To buy and sell websites and domains, to bid and make offers, you must be a member of Pricell. Before placing any bids or offers we want to inform you about your obligations as a user of Pricell. Read more about this in Buyer Essentials and / or Seller Essentials.

- Make a listing for a domain or website.

- Listing your website or domain is easy, all you have to do is:

- Provide the domain name

- Create a title and description. Try to make this as specific as possible.

- Decide if you are going to sell at public auction or private sale

- Set a reserve price and a starting price for your listing

- Choose what payment methods you accept to get paid with.

- Provide traffic and revenue details if there are any and provide proofs of claimed traffic and revenue.

- Select any listing upgrades you may want.

Once you finished your listing details, go ahead and pay the listing fee. Once done you will be redirected to the “verify domain ownership” page. Once you verified you listing it will be live on Pricell within seconds.

Place bids and offers.

As a buyer you can put bids and offers on listings. If you have any questions about the listing you should ask them before placing any bids or offers. If you find a property you want to bid on, type the amount you want to bid and click the Place Bid button.

The bid might get automatically accept depending on if the user use the “auto approve bids” function or not. If it doesn’t get approved instantly you must wait for the seller to review your bid and approve it or reject it. As any auction systems you can increase you to compete with other buyers.

Currently all auctions must put a Buy It Now price. If you think the price listed is alright and you want to buy the listing, click the “Buy It Now” button to buy the property being sold.

To make offers in private sale, type the amount you want to offer and click the “Place Offer” button. The offer will be reviewed by the seller and approved or reject.

When a property gets sold.

In an auction, the seller can approve any bid as the winner that is above the reserve price. When the auction ended, the highest bidder will be declared as winner. The auction is now closed and the winner and seller will be contacted via email by Pricell.

Difference between public and private auctions is that on public auctions more than one bid can be approved. On Private listings the first offer approved will be the winner. Once the email been sent to the seller and buyer, our role is ended. Payment and transfer or property is handled by buyers and seller themselves.

Pricell is a perfect marketplace for any buyer interested in purchasing websites. Before you begin looking at online property listings, take a moment to read through a few things that you, as an informed buyer, should be aware of.

Pricell offers two different forms of sales – Public Auction and Direct Sale. While you can participate in both, make sure you understand the difference between the two, and know your obligations as a buyer in both auctions and direct sales.

PLACING BIDS/MAKING OFFERS

Make sure that you only place bids on property that you are interested in and willing to pay your bid’s value for. If you make a bid which is above the reserve price on a property at an auction, and if the seller accepts your bid, you have legal obligations to pay the full amount of your bid.

In a direct sale, once you have made an offer on the property, and if the seller accepts your offer, you are legally obligated to complete the transaction.

Once your bid or offer is accepted, it cannot be retracted or lowered. Do not bid on auctions or make offers on direct sales unless you are sure that you want to purchase the property.

WARNINGS FOR BUYERS

Pricell automatically verifies some basic details of the listed properties, and points out potential risks or problems with the information supplied by the seller. However, the buyer is ultimately responsible for researching the details of the desired property. Take time to research and check out the property you are interested in before you make a bid or an offer.

PRICELL’S INVOLVEMENT IN THE TRANSACTION

Pricell is a liaison between the seller and the buyer.  Pricell provides the buyer with an extensive amount of listings. We match up buyers and sellers, and provide the buyers with essential information about the online property for sale. Our website allows the buyer to contact the seller to ask questions to make sure that the property is exactly what they are looking for.

Our involvement ends once an auction or a sale is completed.  Pricell is not responsible for the payment and transfer of the property. This part of the transaction is between the seller and the buyer, and is suggested to be discussed before the end of an auction or a direct sale.

Pricell welcomes users from all around the world. Selling or buying online property is different than going to a store. You might never meet the person you are conducting business with and you two might not even speak the same language! Because the sale is preformed online, you must make sure that you are comfortable with the buyer.

Pricell allows the seller to have ultimate control over their sale. It is up to you whether or not you want to perform business with a particular buyer. If you do not feel comfortable with a buyer, you do not need to accept their bid or offer.

Remember that you are legally bound to sell your website or domain name to the winning buyer. Make sure to do background research on your potential buyers. You can start by looking at the information that each buyer provides in their profile, which includes buyer feedback. You want to feel at ease with your buyers before you accept offers or bids.

COMPLETING THE TRANSACTION

Pricell does not handle payment or the transfer of the website between the buyer and the seller. Take time to figure out what form of transfer works for you, and make sure that the buyer is content with your terms. Speak to the buyer before accepting a bid or an offer to avoid unnecessary complications after the sale or auction is closed.

As an extra security measure, seek legal advice before beginning a transaction.

Pricell is a marketplace designed especially to make selling premium websites easy. Before you create your listing, take a moment to understand some important information regarding the sale of online website through  Pricell.com.

Pricell offers two different forms of sales – Public Auction and Direct Sale. While you can participate in both, make sure you understand the difference between the two, and know your obligations as a seller in both auctions and direct sales.

SET YOUR RESERVE PRICE TO BE THE LOWEST PRICE YOU ARE WILLING TO SELL FOR.

If you chose to list your website as a public auction, make sure that your reserve price is the lowest price you are willing to settle for. The bids that are equal to or greater than your reserve price, and are accepted by you, are in the running to win the auction. Once a bid is equal to or greater than your reserve price, you have legal obligations to sell the website to the highest bid you have accepted.

You can make your reserve bid as low as $2000, or as high as you’d like. Take a moment and think about it before you make your decision.

ACCEPTING BIDS OR OFFERS

Since all the transactions are handled online, it is important that you are comfortable with performing business with the buyer you have selected. If you do not trust a buyer, or feel uncomfortable, do not accept their bid or offer. Pricell has many other buyers that may meet your standards.

Also, do not accept bids or offers that are below your asking price. Remember, once you have accepted an offer, you must sell for the value stated. Or in a public auction, you must sell to the highest accepted bid that has matched or exceeded your reserve price.

Manage your offers and bids carefully. Once you accept an offer or bid, you have a legal obligation to complete the transaction.

PRICELL’S INVOLVEMENT IN THE TRANSACTION

Pricell is a liaison between the sellers and the buyer. Pricell has thousands of buyers browsing through the website everyday, which means our listings are viewed and bid on by thousands. We match up buyers and sellers, and provide the sellers with a variety of interested buyers. Our website allows the seller to know their potential buyers, and make the final decision on the amount they are willing to sell, as well as who they sell to.

Our involvement ends once an auction or a sale is completed. Pricell is not responsible for the payment and transfer of the website. This part of the transaction is between the seller and the buyer, and is suggested to be discussed before the end of an auction or a direct sale.

INTRODUCING

How can I sell a Website or Domain on Pricell.com?

At Pricell.com, buyers make bids and offers on websites you list for auction or sale.

Selling a website or domain name on Pricell.com involves listing that Website/Domain for public auction or private sale.

When you create a listing you will choose:

• a starting price for your listing, this is the lowest a buyer can bid.

If you’re selling at auction, you’ll also choose:

• a reserve price  -  this is the minimum price you’ll gladly sell the property for.
• You will also be able to pick an optional Buy It Now price at which you’re more than happy to sell the property and end the auction immediately.

Create a detailed listing, pay the listing fee, and you’re done! Be sure to keep an eye on the message inbox. Buyers might want to ask you some questions before placing any bids.

Your Website or Domain will sell in a public auction if:

• you accept a buyers bid, and that bid is equal to or more than the auction reserve price.

In that case, your auction is declared won, and you’re legally bound to sell the Website or Domain for the price of the highest accepted bid.

Your Website or Domain will sell in a private sale if you accept an offer that’s made by a buyer. Once you accept an offer, the sale is declared won, and you’re legally bound to sell the Website/Domain for the value of the offer you accepted.

If you have any questions about selling websites or domain names on Pricell.com, you can email the support team by using the “CONTACT US”.

INSTRUCTIONS TO LIST YOUR WEBSITE

At Pricell.com, you can sell your website by using our auction system. It’s easy as 1,2,3 to list your website. This is how it works:

Register.

First you must register an account with us if you don’t already have one. After registration you will get a confirmation email with a link, click this to activate your account.

List a Website or Domain for sale.

Now it’s time to list your website or domain. To do this, please go to pricell.com/sell/ .

• To list your website or domain, click “Get Started Now” and you will be redirected to the site information page. Provide the specific details of the site or domain name for sale. Remember to include http:// at the start of your website or domain eg: http://yourdomain.com or http://www.yourdomain.comOn this page you will enter the basic info about the website.
• Enter the details such as site age, unique details, traffic details, revenue details and monetization methods.Once you done that, please proceed to the next page, “Listing Details”
• Choose to sell at public auction or private sale. On public auction anyone can bid but you can decide if the bid should be accepted automatically or manually. On private auction people will put offers and a message so you can review and talk to the bidder. Private auctions are recommended for websites with a high end price.
• Create your auction title and description. Try to make this as detailed as possible so buyers can find your listing easily.
• Set the time of the listing in days. Remember you can not change this once the listing goes live.
• Enter revenue and traffic details. In this fields you can explain how you get the traffic and revenue.

Last step on this page is to enter tags. Tags are usefull for people to find your listing. Please do only enter tags that matched to your listing.

Proceed to the next page, “Pricing Options”

Enter the reserve price and start bid. Select if you want to automatically accept bids from all bidders.

• Choose if you want to use the BID (Buy It Now) option. Read about the BIN function here: BIN FAQ.
• Select payment methods. This are the payment gateways you will allow the buyer to use.Last thing to do on this page is to pick who will pay the listing success fee. 

Now proceed to next page, “Upgrades”

On this page you can select if you would like to upgrade your listing. Upgrading your listing can lead to more buyers and higher end price as your listing will stick out in the listing pages. See details for upgrades at pricell.com/pricing/

You are almost done! Proceed to the next page “Confirm details”.
Check your details and be sure they are correct. You can change the details until you recive your first bid. After reciving your first bid you can not change your details anymore.

Go the the last step “Payment”.
Read and agree to our Terms & Conditions and click next step.

Select if you would like to pay with credit card PayPal or Payza. Once you paid you only have to confirm that you are the owner by uploading a file or add a meta tag to your website. If you have the same WHOIS information on your profile you will not need to confirm that you are the owner by uploading or adding a meta text. Learn how to confirm your website in the steps below:

How to upload and verify your website.

Before you can list your website on Pricell.com we have to verify that you own the website that you are selling. This is for buyers safety. Thank you for understanding.

Verify Ownership via File Upload

To verify the ownership of your website, we ask you to place a special verification file into the main directory of your website.

After you have created your listing to sell, & paid the listing fee you will be redirected to the verification page. Go ahead and click on “Verify your site ownership”.

Here you have 2 options. Either upload the file to your server or add a meta tag to your website.

Click on the one you prefer.

If you decide to upload a file, this is how you do.

Click on ‘DOWNLOAD THIS TEXT FILE’

You will now see a text document called something like ‘FLIPS_20.TXT’

Click ‘OK’ to open this document, (via notepad) and SAVE it to your DESKTOP because you will need this later.

You will now see a text file: 56087a57dfe5178fafccf12fdf4bd8cc  (this is the important VERIFICATION FILE)

Now follow the below steps to verify your listing.

Uploading the file

To upload the verification file to the server that hosts your web site, you need to use FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, technology. You can either use a FTP client such as FileZilla or you can, if your webhosting supports it, use a “file manager” and upload the file from there.

Your website hosting company will have sent you via email these FTP connection settings: Hostname,Username & Password.

If you are unable to find these settings,contact your hosting company to re-send them. (they are required) if you are going to use FTP.

Download this free FTP software and choose your operating system, eg,Windows,Linux,Mac OS X

http://filezilla-project.org/download.php

Install filezilla on your computer.

Once installed, open filezilla and enter your FTP connection settings at top of screen, Hostname,Username & Password. (ignore ‘Port’) Then click ‘Quickconnect’.

Once connected, you will see the filezilla screen split into two parts, left and right.

On the left side you will see ‘Local Site’ also showing ‘Filename’ below it.

Under ‘Local Site’ click on ‘Desktop’, then under ‘Filename’ you will now see the Text Document (FLIPS.20.TXT) which you saved earlier containing the required verification file.

Now ‘drag’ the Text Document (FLIPS.20.TXT) into the right hand side of the screen this time where it says ‘Remote Site’ (there will also be other folders there)

Under ‘Remote Site’ there should be a folder called ‘Root Folder’, now ‘drag’ the Text Document (FLIPS.20.TXT) into the ‘Root Folder’.

If you dont see a ‘Root Folder’ there will be a folder called ‘Public html’, now ‘drag’ the Text Document (FLIPS.20.TXT) into the ‘Public html’ folder.

If you are hosting more than one domain, you might have to put it into the main directory of that domain as it might not be located in public_html or root folder.

If you get any problems you can always contact our support and we will guide you trough it.

DONE.

You can now exit from Filezilla.

Now return to the verification page on Pricell.com & click on ‘Verify file now’.

Pricell.com will then automatically check that you have uploaded & verified the file correctly. If everything is correct, your listing will become live within seconds.

If your attempts to list and verify your website are still failing after following these instructions, please contact us.

VERFIY BY META TAG

Verify your website by adding a meta tag is very simple. All you have to do it to get the meta text and add it into the header within the tag of your websites frontpage.

Website/Domain sold

In an auction, the seller can accept any bid above the reserve price, as the winning bid.

Once the auction ends, the buyer who made the highest accepted bid is declared the winner. The auction is closed, and Pricell.com sends an email to the seller and auction winner.

In a private sale, only one offer is accepted by the seller, and that offer wins the sale. The sale is closed, and Pricell.com sends an email to the seller and sale winner.

This is the end of Pricell.com role in the process. Payment and Website/Domain transfer is handled by buyers and sellers themselves.

If your listing ends unsold or if the buyer doesn’t pay you in time you can relist your website for free.

If a buyer didn’t pay you on time and this is the reason you want to list you website again you MUST open a dispute first. If you don’t open a dispute there is a risk that your account will be suspended due to an overdue invoice. You must open a dispute to remove the invoice from your account. This process can take up to 72 hours, once the dispute have been resolved you can relist your website again.

Let us explain how you can relist your website.

First login to your account: http://pricell.com/login/

Go to “my account” in the top menu:

In the user menu, please select “Activity” -> “Your Listings”:

Click on the website / domain you want to relist. For example in this tutorial we want to relist Pricell.com:

Once the listing have loaded up, click “Seller Options” and in the menu select “Relist”:

Finally, change the details as per your requirements and finally click “Relist / Pay”. The relisting is free of charge if you don’t buy any upgrades. 

Pricell provides a marketplace for buyers to make offers or bids on websites that you list for sale. Pricell only accepts websites that pass our editorial process to eliminate junk websites. This allows us to attract serious buyers who are looking for serious websites and don’t want to waste time sorting through junk websites to find something of value. You have a choice of putting up your website for a public auction or for direct sale. Putting up your property for sale involves just two easy steps! All you need to do is add information about your website and pay the listing fee.

When adding information to your listing:

- You will choose a starting price for private offers and public bids.

- Create a detailed description of your property.

- If you choose to sell in a public auction, you will also choose a reserve price (reserve price is the minimum amount you are willing to

sell the website for).

- You are given the choice to include a “Buy It Now” option in which you set the price that you prefer to sell the property for. Your auction will

close immediately if a buyer chooses to pay the price you have listed.

- Once you have added all the information to your listing, and paid the listing fee, your website is put up for sale – it’s that easy!

Tip: Make sure to check your inbox regularly – some buyers may want to ask questions before they make their offer or bid on your website or domain name.

In a public auction, the sale of your property is complete when:

- You accept a buyer’s bid, and

- the bid is equal or greater than the auction reserve price.

Once you have accepted a bid, you are legally obligated for sell the listed property to the highest accepted bidder for their bidding price.

The property is sold in a direct sale when you accept a buyer’s offer. Again, upon accepting an offer, you are legally obligated to sell the property to the buyer for the value of the offer.

When your property sells in a direct sale or a public auction, Pricell will contact you with the buyer’s information so that you can complete the transaction. We suggest that you work out the details of collecting payment, and delivery of the property to the buyer before accepting a bid or an offer.

Upon closing of an auction or a sale, Pricell will send an invoice to the right party for the listing success fee.

If you have any questions or concerns about selling websites or domain names, our customer service team is happy to help.

If a buyer places a bid in the last four hours of an auction, the auction is then extended by another 4 hours. This allows the sellers to respond to the new bid, as well as give an opportunity for other buyers to respond to the late bid appropriately.

If during the last four hours of an auction, no new bids are placed, the auction will end on the originally set time.

It is essential to provide as much information as possible about the website that you are selling – the more information, the better. To sell your website faster, at a higher price and to a desired buyer, include all the information that you can. Buyers need to know as much about your listing as possible, and to ensure a smooth transaction Pricell does not let sellers hide crucial information from potential buyers.

Pricell does not accept website listings that:

- Leave out information and request the buyer to PM the seller instead

- Submit abbreviated or shortened URLS for seller’s listing

Pricell’s moderators will suspend a listing if you have not provided the mandatory information. In order to restore the listing, you will need to revise your listing.

Below is the list of information we ask for you to provide about your listing. Some of the data provided will be cross referenced with external services, and if discrepancies arise, they will be flagged for other sellers’ and buyers’ attention.

For Website Listings, you must include:

- URL
- Establishment date
- Revenue figures or estimates of past revenues (you have the option to state zero revenue)
- Total page views per month
- Average unique visitor
- Your decision to sell at public auction or direct sale
- Listing title and a description of the site
- Listing duration
- Description of your revenue and traffic
- A starting price and reserve price in case of an auction or an asking price in case of a direct sale
- Accepted payment methods

Other information (Remember the more information, the better!):

- How unique is your content?
- How unique is the site’s design?
- What monetization methods have you used?
- What is your Buy It Now price?

Note: Take time to make tags for your listings. Tags make it easier for buyers who are looking for specific sites to find your listing.

No. Pricell is a marketplace that deals exclusively with the buying and selling of websites.

On Pricell, you cannot not sell:

• Temporary, non-exclusive or leased licenses to property
• Access to services
• Subscriptions or memberships
• Leased services
• Discounts that can be used for any of the above

Pricell understands that accounts, such as related Twitter/YouTube/Facebook accounts, maybe be included as a part of a website sale or auction and that is fine. However you cannot sell them separately.

Every day, there are thousands of buyers looking for premium websites on Pricell.com. The buyers make bids or offers on the website you have listed for sale.

There are two ways to sell your online website through Pricell. Pricell offers you the choice to sell your website through either a public auction or a direct sale.

To sell your website, you need to make a listing for your website. As you are creating your listing, you will need to:

• Set a starting price for bids or offers
• Create a detailed listing
• If selling at auction, you will need to set a reserve price ( the minimum amount that you will be happy to sell your website for)
• If selling at auction, you have the option to include a Buy It Now price (the amount you are happy to sell your website for and which will instantly end your auction.)

All you need to do now is pay the listing fee and you’re done! We suggest that you are available to reach via email as potential buyers might want to ask questions about your website before they place a bid or make an offer.

In a public auction, the sale of your website is complete when:

• you accept a buyer’s bid, and
• the bid is equal or greater than the auction reserve price.

Once you have accepted a bid, you are legally obligated to sell the listed website to the highest accepted bidder for their bidding price.

The website is sold in a direct sale when you accept a buyer’s offer. Again, upon accepting an offer, you are legally obligated to sell the website to the buyer for the value of the offer.

When your website sells in a direct sale or a public auction, Pricell will contact you with the buyer’s information so that you can complete the transaction. We suggest that you work out the details of collecting payment, and delivery of the website to the buyer before accepting a bid or an offer.

Upon closing of an auction or a sale, Pricell will send an invoice to the seller for the listing success fee.

When purchasing credits with PayPal or a credit card, may take up to one hour to show up in your account due to frequent problems associated with PayPal’s Instant Payment Notification (IPN) system. If your credits are not displayed in your account within an hour of purchase, please contact us.

Before your listing can be listed on the site and shown to other members on Pricell, you will have to verify that you own the listing you have for sale. To do this, just follow the step by step help guide under the ‘LEARN TO SELL’ tab at the bottom of each webpage.

If the listing disappeared after payment, please contact us!

You can for example add traffic stats and payment stats or similar to your auction by going to your auction and click “add attachment” in the attachment tab. Once uploaded your attachments will be listed below “attachments” in your listing and people can view them.

When an auction’s ends the auction will become an Ended Auction. Once a auction ended no further bids can be placed. However, the seller may still need to accept or reject bids if there are any. The winner of the auction will be decided once the seller have approved or rejected all pending bids. If the seller have not approved or rejected the bids within 72 hours they will be proceeded automatically.

If no bids that been approved reached the reserve price there wont be any winner and the auction will be marked as unsold. If there are bids that been approved and meets the reserver price, the highest bidder will be declared as winner and the auction will be marked as “won”. The seller will see a note on the auction listing that invites them to complete the sale through Pricell’s Sale Completion Area.

The winner is legally bound to pay for the website at the price indicated by the bids they made; likewise, the seller’s legally bound to sell the item to the auction winner at that price. To help complete the transaction, Pricell.com will automatically email the contact details of the winning buyer to the seller, and those of the seller to the winning buyer.

Credits can be used for purchasing upgrades on a website listing, example, making it “featured” etc.

WHEN IS A BID AUTOMATICALLY ACCEPTED OR REJECTED?

Pricell gives the seller control over the bids or offers made on their property. They manually reject or accept the offers/bids made. There are special cases, in which Pricell will automatically respond to bids and offers.

PUBLIC AUCTION

Ordinary bids placed in a public auction will be automatically rejected by Pricell if the seller does not make a decision within 72 hours after the bids are placed. Pricell gives the sellers an option to set preferences on their listing for Pricell to automatically respond to the offer or bids made on that auction. Pricell will automatically reject or accept future bids made on said auction based on the seller’s preferences, until the seller changes the settings or the auction ends.

DIRECT SALE OFFERS

All offers in direct sale that have not been accepted or rejected within 72 of being made, will be automatically rejected.

BUY IT NOW

Buy It Now bids that are accompanied by PayPal instant payment will be automatically accepted by Pricell as soon as the payment has been confirmed. Buy It Now bids without PayPal instant payment will be automatically rejected after 72 hours of being placed if the seller takes no action.

Sometimes it happens that a screenshot for your listing doesn’t appears. This can be due to your website having a lot of pop ups or some kind of error such as 404. We are happy to generate a new screenshot for you, just contact us via the contact us page.

Please note that once you created your listing, it can take up to 15 mins to get a screenshot.

The listing fee is the minimal charge for participating in the Pricell.com marketplace. The closing fee is charged to the seller when a successful auction or BuyNow sale occurs. It is due and payable within 30 days of the end date of the auction or BuyNow sale.

These listings are designed to protect your and the business’s identity as well as the confidentiality of the listing information. Listing will only be available for logged in people and will not be indexed by any search engine.

This is the price published by you as a seller. The Buy it Now is the price that a buyer can bid, win the auction and end the listing immediately.

Adult sites and sites deemed to be obscene, offensive or vulgar cannot be listed. Additionally, sites and businesses engaged in activities illegal in the United States and its states and/or territories are prohibited from participating in our marketplace.

This is the non-published price the seller is willing to accept for the business or internet property. It is determined by the seller during the initial listing creation process and cannot be changed after the listing is published.

There are two ways in which you can sell a website/domain. You can choose to list the property for public auction or private sale. In a private auction, the auction is declared won by a buyer when his bid is accepted and is equal to or more than the reserve price. In a private sale, seller receives offers from the buyers. Once the seller accepts an offer, the sale is declared won.