do you ever get response?

[Banned: domain newbie]

on your emails with domain ofers to the potential buyers?

i never get any, as long as i remember.. ?

[David G]

on your emails with domain ofers to the potential buyers?

i never get any, as long as i remember.. ?

That is one of the really super annoying things about the business and why I often do not bother to reply anymore as it is so rare anyone responds no matter how interested they seemed at first, and regardless of if you quote a price or not, or say make an offer, makes no diffference.

[leo]

lol happens with more people? i thot it was just happening with me

[rokoroko]

I had a few responses

[Focus]

You have to actually email the RIGHT person, lol...not info@somecompany.com..I could probably teach you a few tricks...usually if you email the DM (decision maker) you can easily get a response ranging from a "how much" and/or offer on the domain, or "don't ever email me again spammer!" lol..Just remember, you are always in a much better position to SELL if they really need your domain name, and what is reality? PERCEPTION is reality...sooooooo tell them why they should buy it.

[petrosc]

always get the contacts from the administrative section in the whois. The email usually is handled by the decision maker of the given company

[Banned: domain newbie]

always get the contacts from the administrative section in the whois. The email usually is handled by the decision maker of the given company

hey, thanks , never though of this

[PRED]

That's a nice collection of donuts Mocus.
Remind me to get you a latte to go with it so you can join LAPD
Pred

[myst woman]

wouldn't the person whois the technical contact pass the offer along to the decision maker?

[mvl]

Got a (positive) response within an hour last week. Don't expect the webmaster to forward an email. Make sure to send it to the decision maker.

[Malaysia]

patience its virtue

[myst woman]

but who on the whois is the decision maker?