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**DnPowerful** · 05-15-2002, 11:46 AM

$1000 speaks of both respect and understanding of the domain market.

I never offer less, unless the name is in the 'b' category.

$1k will inevitably bounce back the 'thank you for your interest, but no thanks' and the dialogue starts.

$500 on the other hand, mostly gets ignored.

You have to get past the palace gates, and respect along with an offering of your cred gets you much further than conniving. Most good domain owners have been bombarded, and are wary of bs-pushers. Previous buys/sales help immeasurably.

This sounds contradictory, but quickly squash any of the sellers who waste your time with "I'm not interested in selling." My experience is: EVERYBODY's looking to sell, it's just a matter of price.

05-15-2002, 11:46 AM	#4 (permalink)
DnPowerful Platinum Lifetime Member Last Online: 08-11-2003 06:31 PM iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 353 DNF$: 107	$1k is the minimum $1000 speaks of both respect and understanding of the domain market. I never offer less, unless the name is in the 'b' category. $1k will inevitably bounce back the 'thank you for your interest, but no thanks' and the dialogue starts. $500 on the other hand, mostly gets ignored. You have to get past the palace gates, and respect along with an offering of your cred gets you much further than conniving. Most good domain owners have been bombarded, and are wary of bs-pushers. Previous buys/sales help immeasurably. This sounds contradictory, but quickly squash any of the sellers who waste your time with "I'm not interested in selling." My experience is: EVERYBODY's looking to sell, it's just a matter of price. __________________ DnPowerful.com: I buy your key-in domains!