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SOLD TO NAMEGUY.
Thanks gang, for the sentiments.
I'm doing some housecleaning of my domain portfolio to focus on my top niches (and capturing the market in at least two of them, thank you), so keep an eye out for my domains posted here -- I'll be letting them go for cheap. Most are generic descriptive domains. If you want to see my list, give me a holler.
peace:approve:
Thanks gang, for the sentiments.
I'm doing some housecleaning of my domain portfolio to focus on my top niches (and capturing the market in at least two of them, thank you), so keep an eye out for my domains posted here -- I'll be letting them go for cheap. Most are generic descriptive domains. If you want to see my list, give me a holler.
peace:approve:
Many thanks to Stephen on an excellently handled brokered deal. He went beyond the call to handle a 'shaky' seller and provided excellent communication throughout the process. The stats proved to be actually better than what was advertised. Domain was received today and will soon be a developed site which I think will at least quadruple what the previous owner was making. Thanks, Stephen.
I aim to please, good buddy. Maybe a Christmas bonus from you this year?:lol:
I have a whole truckload of great domains for even less cost for those who are interested.
I appreciate Nameguy's nice comments here. He trusted me on the sale, and didn't freak when the seller, who was not a domainer, had "seller's remorse" at first, although the seller instructed me to sell at $5k. That's a heartstopper, to say the least. However, I informed the seller of the seriousness of reneging on a domain sale that was publicized (or otherwise), and he quickly came back on board.
I wish Nameguy a lot of success with the domain. Brokering a domain is not easy, but when it succeeds and everybody's happy, it's time for a drink and a good meal! (hmmm, i wonder if that's why I'm fat and always drunk?) j/k
I have a whole truckload of great domains for even less cost for those who are interested.
I appreciate Nameguy's nice comments here. He trusted me on the sale, and didn't freak when the seller, who was not a domainer, had "seller's remorse" at first, although the seller instructed me to sell at $5k. That's a heartstopper, to say the least. However, I informed the seller of the seriousness of reneging on a domain sale that was publicized (or otherwise), and he quickly came back on board.
I wish Nameguy a lot of success with the domain. Brokering a domain is not easy, but when it succeeds and everybody's happy, it's time for a drink and a good meal! (hmmm, i wonder if that's why I'm fat and always drunk?) j/k
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