Telderi receives mixed reviews. Many users note the reliability and convenience of the service, but there are serious complaints about the quality of support and fraud.
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I have been using Telderi for buying and selling websites for several years. The advantages of the platform are obvious: a wide selection of lots, a user-friendly interface, and the ability to view detailed statistics for each site—traffic, income, expenses, SEO metrics. There are automatic auctions and fraud protection during transactions. For an experienced webmaster, this is a tool that can help find decent projects at reasonable prices. However, there are also serious drawbacks. Prices for quality websites are often inflated, and among the lots, there are frequently low-quality offers. Beginners have no business here—they can easily make mistakes and lose money. The arbitration system raises questions: according to feedback from several users, decisions are often made in favor of the seller even when there is evidence of violations on their part. Additionally, some sellers point out the administration's policy, which does not always take into account the specifics of non-standard projects (for example, online stores with real products). Overall, the platform is useful but requires experience and caution.
If I criticize too much, there will undoubtedly be those who won't like my review. As of today, I don't see a single truly good marketplace for buying and selling websites. On Telderi, it's easy to buy or sell websites for Sape or other ways of earning, but hardly anyone pays attention to quality websites. The prices seem too high. Perhaps Telderi has positioning issues, which is why the main audience of buyers consists of webmasters rather than aspiring entrepreneurs looking to acquire a ready-made online store or a business card website.
The service is really interesting. I came across it online when I needed to quickly sell my website. There were many offers. To be honest, I hoped to sell the site quickly, but that didn't happen. There were responses from interested people, but nothing progressed. I set a fairly low price — 20k for a pretty decent site with a small amount of traffic. It's unclear what criteria are used for selling websites. Everyone is looking for a super-cool resource with high traffic for a low price. Since there are no decent alternatives, the choice is limited. Overall, I give the idea a 5+.
Since my first encounter with this platform, nothing has changed. Telderi still remains a place for buying and selling websites for profit. The administration behaves inadequately, viewing all websites solely as tools for generating income. For example, I listed my online pet supply store for sale. When filling out the profile, I was required to indicate the site's income (this is not a site for selling links). The administration blocked my message about selling the pet store several times, not realizing that I was offering not just a site for profit, but a fully operational online store. At the same time, for webmasters, this is a great platform. Sometimes you can find good websites being sold at prices comparable to 2-3 years of payback. However, to find truly quality offers, patience and constant monitoring are required.
Really... The service is quite decent; you can find something worthwhile if you put in the effort and fill out the site. Yes, prices can be inflated at times, but overall there aren't any good exchanges (as mentioned by colleagues below) for buying/selling websites. Nevertheless, there are some pretty decent projects in the download niche here, although there are also many low-quality links and those that have been tagged a hundred times. In general, beginners should avoid such exchanges, as they might stumble upon such garbage that it would be a shame for both the money and the effort spent on accumulating it. Honestly, I've seen quite a few interesting projects that I would buy right now, but I just didn't have enough money. Of course, the exchange is more geared towards web developers than small business owners, since business owners prefer to order websites from various studios rather than buy ready-made solutions (in my opinion). Overall, it's not bad, but to find something of quality, you'll need to spend time and thoroughly check your desired purchases.
Some people complain that it's impossible to sell a website that earns through affiliate programs or has no monetization at all. For example, try to evaluate Gazprom's website if it's put up for sale without Gazprom itself! In my opinion, this is quite normal: such projects should be sold at closed, specialized auctions. They are not a stock market commodity, they are not listed, and they need to be studied very carefully. Therefore, I do not agree with such complaints. As for selling websites that generate profit as websites and are not linked to offline businesses, the marketplace handles this quite successfully. There is a wide selection, many lots. Are the prices inflated? Then create 50 of your own websites and list them 10-15% cheaper. If someone is creating websites for sale, it means they are indeed selling. What’s good about the marketplace? 1. Protection against fraud. You don’t have to worry or come up with ways to transfer the domain without losing money. 2. A wide selection of lots and many buyers. You can not only sell or buy but also assess market prices and understand how prices are formed. 3. Automatic settings for participating in auctions, even when you are offline. A solid four out of five.
I have been looking for good platforms for buying and selling websites, and it's not that easy here. The main problems are the large number of low-quality offers and high competition, as the process resembles an auction. Prices range from a few hundred to millions of rubles. Most of the listed websites have hidden URLs, so you have to leave a comment under the lot to get the link, which takes time, but it's necessary to check the condition and usability. Each lot also contains information about TCI, traffic, and income. Income can either be simply stated or verified, which is definitely more reliable. Additionally, there is information about the costs of maintaining the website, content and its originality, as well as SEO. Overall, there is a lot of information, but to make a profitable purchase, you need to spend time studying it. I myself have purchased several websites and am now making a profit from them. On average, the payback period for the purchased pages is about 2-3 years, but some can be developed and accelerated, while I no longer work with others that are not beneficial; my accumulated experience allows me to do this.
This service is not just the best for selling websites, but essentially the only truly quality one in the Russian-speaking internet. I have bought and sold all my websites only through it. Everything is top-notch. Honestly, I can't even recall any downsides. If you need to sell, you'll sell; if you need to buy, you'll buy. I've never encountered any problems, and the technical support is very competent, always helping to resolve any disputes. As for the resource's popularity and, accordingly, the number of users, there's nothing more to add – you can always find a buyer for your websites.
Telderi is a fraudulent community: 1. Websites with viruses and scripts. 2. Arbitration always favors the seller. 3. The buyer on Telderi is not protected. I purchased a site exchange and set it up on a subdomain of my store. The next day, the antivirus on the hosting triggered, but I didn't think much of it and deleted the viral file, continuing to work with the admin panel. (At that time, I didn't know that the antivirus doesn't detect scripts.) Two days later, my email account on the hosting was blocked for sending over 3000 identical emails. I deleted the purchased site, the database, and changed the passwords for my store. Since the deal on Telderi was not completed, I filed a dispute in arbitration regarding this purchase. I provided screenshots from the support of the host reg.ru. When the arbitrator asked the seller how he would explain this, he replied that the mailing was set up this way. The arbitrator said, "Dear buyer, the seller has explained the reason for the mailing, are there any further questions?" I replied that these were remotely controlled scripts that didn't activate immediately after the site was installed, but only after two days. The arbitrator suggested that I install the site on my own hosting and check for viruses. I said that I had already done that, the antivirus doesn't detect scripts, and I deleted one virus, but the others remain unnoticed. The arbitrator then asked if I had evidence that the seller's site was the cause of the mailing. I realized that the arbitrator trusted the seller without requiring any proof from him, while the buyer's evidence was ignored. I lost 1500 rubles, fortunately not more. This "exchange" is complete madness: 1. The seller is always right. 2. Even with clear evidence from the buyer that the seller is a fraud, rule number one still applies.
Telderi.ru is a marketplace for trading websites, domains, VK groups, and YouTube channels. Be careful when making deals on this platform! I listed two YouTube channels for sale. One interested buyer contacted me and expressed a desire to buy one of them. We started communicating, and he informed me that he could only make the purchase later, suggesting we exchange contacts. I responded quite sternly that I would not share contact information, as it is prohibited by the rules of the Telderi marketplace! Then he offered to make a prepayment to reserve the channel. There were no discussions about conducting the deal outside the site! I sent the payment details, but 12 hours later, my account was blocked! I reached out to technical support. They explained the block by saying there were alleged attempts to conduct a deal outside the marketplace and claimed they carefully reviewed our correspondence. But there were no hints of that at all! As a result, my balance ended up in the negative by 10,000 rubles! They state that they will only unblock my account after I top up the balance by that amount. This is blatant extortion. Don't fall for such tricks and don't make deals! I honestly wanted to resolve the issue peacefully and didn't write a review for a week, but this is too much... Now they are also demanding 10,000 rubles for unblocking.
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