Sedo usually works better for domains that are more on the higher end of prices. That's not always the case but overall that's what works best on Sedo. Flippa is a good one for medium to lower end priced domains.I agree that Sedo is a good place for selling domains. It's easy to use, and it also has an affiliate program, so when you drive traffic to your listing and somebody then buys something else, you earn a commission. That's nice!
Yes, GoDaddy requires a membership to list your domains for sale there. I haven't listed anything there in a while but the main condition that used to stand out to me and other domain investors is that you can not list domains that will expire in 90 days or less.Godaddy is good too - not sure about their conditions though, and what it takes to have your domain listed there. I think there's some kind of membership you need for that (though it's not expensive). Also not sure about their affiliate program. They've changed it quite a while ago, and I have no idea how it works with respect to domain sales.
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