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When someone makes an offer, you respond back with a counter offer. Does the original offer expire?

If not....

3 weeks ago. I had four offers on domains, which I counter offered with a higher price with in 72 hours and never got a response!
 
In automated negotiations (at Sedo, for example), it's standard that once you've made a counteroffer, you can no longer accept the original offer. When you make a counteroffer to someone with whom you're dealing directly, I think he or she should be able to choose whether to honor the original offer. (They usually do, but I doubt you can legally hold them to it.)

NB: I only attended law school for 6 days, so don't take my word as official. :)
 
In automated negotiations (at Sedo, for example), it's standard that once you've made a counteroffer, you can no longer accept the original offer. When you make a counteroffer to someone with whom you're dealing directly, I think he or she should be able to choose whether to honor the original offer. (They usually do, but I doubt you can legally hold them to it.)

NB: I only attended law school for 6 days, so don't take my word as official. :)

6 days is good enough for me LOL - i got 0 days in law. Thanks :ok:
 
You negate original non-formal (non contractual) offers imo by re-negotiating with a high offer...which is why you must examine offers carefully before choosing to not accept.
 
When someone makes an offer, you respond back with a counter offer. Does the original offer expire?

If not....

3 weeks ago. I had four offers on domains, which I counter offered with a higher price with in 72 hours and never got a response!

a counter-offer is deemed as a rejection, of the initial offer.

therefore the initial offer expires and that potential buyer's obligation has ended.
 
I was not sure how it works, thank you all for clearing it up for me.
 
Follow-up with a counter-counter-offer and see where that ends at :D
 
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