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Originally posted by BigFart


Beatz,

No offence but I'm almost sure that you never had any offer 1/20th of this size (except maybe on MonoLisa.com :D ROFL) .

If a person is willing to pay $45k for something (assuming it is a legit offer) then that means they really want it and have a business plan for it.

People don't reply back because they weren't serious in the first place or you asked for some rediculous price.

You're missing the point.

First of all, i indeed sold domains for way more than 1/20th of 45k (not too difficult); don't know what my sale prices have to do with it anyway.

The point is : Overnegotiating might result in the buyer backing out and chances are you never get an offer like this a second time, no matter how great the domain is in your own eyes.

And just because someone is really interested in a domain doesn't automatically mean they're willing to pay much more than what they're currently offering.Might be they change their mind over night and decide to register an available name for $9.99 and spend the $45k for offline ads or something else.

Times are gone where a company HAD TO have a certain name no matter how much it costs.

Last but not least - if it's about the DJ/music scene i can tell you that although DJ.net is a nice name for DJ's or a techno-label i highly doubt any label/artist/DJ etc. would be willing to pay a price like that "only" for a domain.

So if the potential buyer is coming from that background, this indeed might be the one and only exception.
 
No one in his right mind will pay 45k for dj.net
 
I just read "elsewhere" that dj.net has just been sold.
 
it had a 49k bid on sedo.co.uk last night...
 
The only thing that would change my sell opinion is the amount of revenue, if any, this site generates.

Some day I will ask a favor of you ..... :D
 
Originally posted by President Gringo


well they are buying the site and its membership

Then sell it ... cuz people like this will just walk away and you will never see another buyer like in years to come. heh
 
Originally posted by spietreser


Congrats Ciqala, which name?

I was referring to dj.net

unfortunately its not mine i just happened to see it whilst surfing sedo.co.uk
 
Yes! Sell it unless you are making a significant amount of revenue with the site.
 
Originally posted by Ciqala


I was referring to dj.net

unfortunately its not mine i just happened to see it whilst surfing sedo.co.uk

woops... you said that "it" had a bid, i thought "i"... my mistake... :sleep:
 
Originally posted by ReignDomain
I think DnPowerful bought it.


:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
 
If not already sold - you should go ahead and sell it before they back out of the deal.
 
I think your buyer has already flew the coop. ;)
 
Take the money and run.
 
I think he already sold it for 45k
 
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