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Offers Firesale: Personals.biz/Transistors.net/Y.pe+N.pe+Q.pe/ Forum.IM/Tony.tv+Cathy+Gavin

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Everything must go!

Feel free to make me a bulk offer or an individual one, here are the domains:

Personals.biz - one of the few domains I actually wanted to develop, I bought it with the intention of turning it into a personals website for business minded people

Transistors.net - one word product name dot net domain regged since 1998

Y.pe + N.pe + Q.pe - Peru is a large country (with a population of ~30,000,000) and not just some random tiny island, "Y" also means "and" in Spanish (the official language in Peru); the domains are registered directly at the .pe registry, so not with some obscure and potentially fraudulent registration company

Forum.IM - pretty much everyone refers to Internet Marketing as IM, so Forum.IM is the best possible domain for an Internet Marketing forum

Tony.tv + Cathy.tv + Gavin.tv - the three .tv domains which were not included in my initial .tv sale; Tony.tv is the .tv domain for which I received the most offers from domainers as well as end users by far
 
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Acro said:
To claim it's a firesale you have to define low BINs. Otherwise, it's just a bait.
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Acro, this is the "Offers Wanted" folder.

Here's a quote from the folder rules:

This is the "Offers Wanted" subforum. Here you may post your domain name that's for sale, but you don't have a price in mind, and so you are asking for offers.
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These are not LLL dot coms or NNN dot coms for which it's fairly easy to determine what the market value is, that's why I'm asking for offers and that's why I posted the thread in this folder.

And here's the definition of the term firesale according to WordReference:

a sale of goods or assets at a very low price.
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Or click HERE for the Oxford Dictionaries definition which is similar.

I'm basically willing to sell these domains (individually or preferably in bulk) at very low prices to generate some liquidity, I'm not providing any BINs because I want the market to determine their value. If you're selling a low quality LLL dot com, for example, it makes sense to provide a BIN range such as 3,xxx - 4,xxx because you already know how much it's worth on the reseller market at any given point.

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barrysanders said:
$150 for forum.im
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$225 offer received via PM, feel free to post your offers in this thread or PM me.

Current high offers:

$500 for Tony.tv
$750 for Personals.biz
$750 for Transistors.net
$225 for Forum.IM
 
No matter how you shape it, a firesale is a list of items with prices. I'm not saying you broke any rules, all I am saying is that the subject is a bait. Good luck with your offers.
 
Acro said:
No matter how you shape it, a firesale is a list of items with prices.
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No Acro, it's not.

In fact, there was no mention of fixed prices in any of the definitions I found.

As mentioned previously, a firesale is a sale of goods or assets at a very low price. Nothing more, nothing less.

In our case, that low price can be the result of a "fixed price" thread or the result of a "make me an offer" thread. What makes the difference between a regular sale and a firesale is the owner's willingness to accept low prices.

And as mentioned throughout this thread, I'm willing to listen to any individual or bulk offers.

Anyway, no hard feelings, you're entitled to an opinion.
 
forum.im $275


Acro should also read rules:

11. NO COMMENTS IN SALES! - Only questions pertaining to the sale at hand.
 
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