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What is the reserve if you don't mind.
 
Hi byalik,

The most I can say is that it's a very fair price.
 
I was wondering if you can explain something to me. Why do so many bidders refuse to say what the reserve is? The domain is for sale, why not just let people know how much you want for it. The only thing I can imagine is if the reserve is $100,000 and you are listing it just to see how much it will go for on ebay.
 
This things happen guys... lets not make it a big deal... these kinds of comments really doing nothing good to domainicanicanica's sale.
 
that's called reserved auction. :)
 
Great auction wording and layout btw - should get you some additional bidders just because of that.

Great name as well of course. :)
 
Wishing you very good luck, agree with Beatz , nice layout, would you mind if I steal a little of the ideas for a sale I want to do in the near future?
 
The reason why people won't say a reserve is very simple..

If you tell people the reserve & they decide they aren't interested at that price then obviously after hearing the reserve the buyer(s) is not going to bother bidding on it... hence creating less auction activity which makes it look less desirable to others because no-one else/less people are bidding on it, which in turn turns others off it.

:-D

Good luck with the sale!
 
Thanks guys. And for "dotus", feel free to "steal" away!
 
By the way, don't be too concerned with the Reserve Price on this auction. The name might still be sold even if it doesn't meet that price.
 
Well I cranked the auction up about $500 for yea :)


Id ont htink I am going to bid any higher :D
 
Thats me your cranking it up on !!

Go any higher and you'll be high bid :)
 
Originally posted by cyphix
The reason why people won't say a reserve is very simple..

If you tell people the reserve & they decide they aren't interested at that price then obviously after hearing the reserve the buyer(s) is not going to bother bidding on it... hence creating less auction activity which makes it look less desirable to others because no-one else/less people are bidding on it, which in turn turns others off it.


exactly right d:-)
 
Originally posted by cyphix
The reason why people won't say a reserve is very simple..

If you tell people the reserve & they decide they aren't interested at that price then obviously after hearing the reserve the buyer(s) is not going to bother bidding on it... hence creating less auction activity which makes it look less desirable to others because no-one else/less people are bidding on it, which in turn turns others off it.

:-D

Good luck with the sale!

Not only that, but if you state your reserve is $5000, then I can guarantee that some knucklehead will bid $4999 just to be a schmuck.

-Bob
 
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