closed got an offer at sedo for GulfOfMexico.info

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

What's your take on this name?



GulfOfMexico.info

Got the introductory lowball offer for this at sedo.

 

[Deleted member 70408]

My guess is this is worth somewhere between $750 - $2k in today's market.

 

[Gerry]

Is the lowball offer something you could live with?

Sorry if you already are aware of this, but now that you have received an offer you can take it to auction.

The exposure and viewership to this domain name will be about 10 times greater and even more once it goes to auction. I, and I am sure several others, have bid on and won auctions that were running on the Sedo auction page. It is almost like impulse buying..."Hey, I like that".

Just ask your self if there no one else bids, will I be happy with that offer? If you take it to auction and no one else bids, you are obligated to sell at the offering price.

There is always the counter offer but if you take the "high ball" road you run the risk of scaring off the original bidder and it will languish in parked status for quite sometime.

My gut feeling is this...someone wants to use this as a political statement...possibly for the upcoming 2008 election. The reason I say this is for weeks now, I have heard time and time again on the news the Democratics crying foul and making an issue out of George Bush not mentioning Hurrican Katrina once in the recent State of the Union address.

In response to this, G. W. was just in New Orleans again to put on the photo ops. All of a sudden this has become a heated issue again.

Seriously, if you can accept the low offer as being ok to live with, I would strongly consider pushing this to auction. Sure, it could be for a vacation travel guide or charter fishing company. But I find the timing of the offer a little more than just coincidental. Be very interesting to see where this ends up.

That's my dos centavos, amigo.

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

Is the lowball offer something you could live with?

Sorry if you already are aware of this, but now that you have received an offer you can take it to auction.

The exposure and viewership to this domain name will be about 10 times greater and even more once it goes to auction. I, and I am sure several others, have bid on and won auctions that were running on the Sedo auction page. It is almost like impulse buying..."Hey, I like that".

Just ask your self if there no one else bids, will I be happy with that offer? If you take it to auction and no one else bids, you are obligated to sell at the offering price.

There is always the counter offer but if you take the "high ball" road you run the risk of scaring off the original bidder and it will languish in parked status for quite sometime.

My gut feeling is this...someone wants to use this as a political statement...possibly for the upcoming 2008 election. The reason I say this is for weeks now, I have heard time and time again on the news the Democratics crying foul and making an issue out of George Bush not mentioning Hurrican Katrina once in the recent State of the Union address.

In response to this, G. W. was just in New Orleans again to put on the photo ops. All of a sudden this has become a heated issue again.

Seriously, if you can accept the low offer as being ok to live with, I would strongly consider pushing this to auction. Sure, it could be for a vacation travel guide or charter fishing company. But I find the timing of the offer a little more than just coincidental. Be very interesting to see where this ends up.

That's my dos centavos, amigo.

Thanks for giving another perspective on this!

I made a counter offer, so I'll wait for the reply if any.