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BuyDomains.com have a domain listen for sale that I want. It's really overpriced but I would really like it since I have the .com version.
So, this particular .net domain is for sale at BuyDomains for a bit more than $1000.
On Afternic, it says minimum offer: $700..
If I go ahead and make a $700 offer, is there a risk they will screw me over and raise the price above the original ~$1000 ?
I wont buy the domain for more than $700..
Any advice?
Thanks!!
I wont buy the domain for more than $700..
Well than just bid $700 and if they rise the price do not accept it. They can not "screw" you.
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or dont waste your money on the .net
fyi - they wont sell a domain for less than $888....
Last edited by Mocus; 12-26-2005 at 11:07 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
I'm buying credit, banking, loan, insurance related generics in .com, .net, .org with high search volumes/traffic. Will consider typos too! - PLEASE PM with name, info, & asking price!
Maybe you can lookup the domain's whois information and contact the owner of the domain directly to make him an offer... ?
Maybe you can lookup the domain's whois information and contact the owner of the domain directly
buydomains.com is obviously the owner
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Contact them and ask what's the best price they can do on the domain. It might take a week or more for them to reply, they're so slow in my experience. If you don't like the first answer they give you, wait a few weeks and try again.
Hi!
Thanks a lot for your input!
I had mail problems so I never noticed your responses until now..
Anyway, what I was afraid of is that they will raise the price once they see that I'm interested.
Also, what are the odds that they'll let the domain expire?
Thanks!!
You could benefit by someone else buying the name and the value of your .com could grow considerably as a direct result of it being developed. Do you really need the .net?
wont buy the domain for more than $700..
Well than just bid $700 and if they rise the price do not accept it. They can not "screw" you
if you have the .com
is it matters to you to have
.net
also
if so bid just what you could afford without even thought of the higher asking
offer
cauz the seller needs more & the buyer needs less
& both of them of themselfs don't know the other part could afford to what?!
Last edited by refide46; 08-04-2006 at 03:05 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
i may advice you to bid 500$, if they want to rise it they will ask for 700$ .. just want to help you
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