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When selling a domain name is it better to list an asking price or ask for potential buyers to make an offer?
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Asking Price VS Make Offers
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Hi
it depends on situation and maybe the domain.
if.....someone contacts you about purchasing your domain name without submitting an initial bid, then most times I would ask them to "Make an Offer".
if....you are listing domains on a site like Sedo, then some names you might list with a "Buy it Now" price and some with "Make Offers"
however, if you are the solicitor... sending out spam emails to potential buyers, then it's "your" responsibility to have a price in mind when asked or include it in initial correspondence.
imo...
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