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Offers /// Broker needed for Chocolate industry domains

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Theo

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I request the brokering services of established individuals in order to sell the following package:

Chocolatier.net
Chocolatier.info
Chocolaterie.net


These are important keywords to the chocolate industry, e.g. "Godiva Chocolatier".

My base selling price is $15,000.

The commision rates that I offer exceed the industry's average.

If you are serious about brokering the above set of domains send me a PM for more info.
 
ask 5staraffiliates she might know some chocolate ecommerce shops ;-)
 
Still looking for serious domain brokers.
 
All PM's replied - still looking.
 
Still looking - PM's answered. No weekend brokers please, looking for a professional broker, able to place cold calls to potential clients & earn his money's worth. I am paying top dollar.
 
Still looking for able broker(s).
 
Chocolate-inspired brokers wanted.
 
Still on the look for seasoned brokers. The chocolate industry is a large market.
 
I offer a 20% commission for a sale between $6k to $9,999 and 25% for the remainder beyond that.
 
RADiSTAR said:
I offer a 20% commission for a sale between $6k to $9,999 and 25% for the remainder beyond that.

It is a large industry but there are likely not too many large players so why not simply pick up the phone and call them (and/or email or postal mail, especially overseas chocolate firms) yourself?

That would seem a lot easier and even more effective than finding a broker.
 
trader said:
It is a large industry but there are likely not too many large players so why not simply pick up the phone and call them (and/or email or postal mail, especially overseas chocolate firms) yourself?

That would seem a lot easier and even more effective than finding a broker.

The sole purpose of finding a broker is to do the job I don't have time for.
 
RADiSTAR said:
The sole purpose of finding a broker is to do the job I don't have time for.

Understand, plus perhaps a buyer will listen more to a 3rd party, thinking they may be less biased?

BTW, did you already sell Chocolatier.com as it is not on your list of chocolate names?
 
trader said:
Understand, plus perhaps a buyer will listen more to a 3rd party, thinking they may be less biased?

BTW, did you already sell Chocolatier.com as it is not on your list of chocolate names?

I think because perhaps even though I'm good in hunting leads via email and communicating that way, most such potential buyers would have to be approached in a traditional manner, via phonecalls or otherwise.

I didn't own the .com variant of Chocolatier in the first place :)
 
And still looking for brokers that'd make a kill out of a chocolate sale :-D
 
Weekly update on the quest for a willing -and able- broker.
 
December - holiday season - 'tis the season to give chocolates. Looking for broker that will deliver. Hefty %% paid.
 
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