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I was wondering if anyone had a good intro letter for approaching a potential buyer on a name. ( companys that own the other extensions of my .com )I'm not the best copywriter and it would be of great help if I could find one.

Thanks for the time,

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Is this an unsolicited sales email or a reply to an email that you received?

Are there trademarks on the name?


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Hi Duck...

Well, the main letter I'm looking for tips on is for approaching people who hold the other extensions of .com's I have.....net. ...org ect ( semi cold calls ). Secondly, one that could be used for cold calls.

I generally stay away from trademarked names, and if I did have any I certainly wouldn't mail the tm holder : ) ... I had one bad experience ( that I won btw ) and I don't want to put myself in a position to experience that again if its avoidable.


I just did a 10 piece mailing test, using the very simple, very direct. (abrv. Hi I am the owner of xxxx.com and I was wondering if you would have any interest in this domain. )

So any tips, trick, advice or letters would be much appreciated. (btw, I like your site...lots of good content )

Thanks for the response.

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this is what I use - it's simple and honest - if your contact is interested, they will reply:

Hello,

Would you please forward this to the person responsible for your domain names...

We are not going to develop xxxxxx.com and wanted to know if you would be interested in having it at a reasonable price?

I apologize for this unsolicited email. It is a one-time mailing.

Sincerely, izoot
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BTW - thanks for the nice compliment on domainduck.com

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