Realistically, most of your domains are likely to be worthless (to others). They may be great names, but are they names that have a resale market? NewYorkBage

Realistically, most of your domains are likely to be worthless (to others). They may be great names, but are they names that have a resale market? NewYorkBagels.com for example would be something a real business would want to buy. Something "brandable" like bagelo.io is much less likely to find a buyer (apart from anything else, who would be looking for it?). If I've made the wrong assumption, and your names are in fact good one to three word generic .coms for products that people buy, then there's flippa.com (has good free escrow included, and both paid auctions and free listings). If your name is really good, there's also sedo.com, who charge higher fees. Over the past year I've sold way more on Flippa than Sedo. Don't be surprised if very few of your names get any offers, that's just the way the market is, very illiquid. It can take a decade or so to find the right buyer.