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Is there a way (or could a way be put in place) for names with "Make Offer" to have a minimum of some kind put on them. I'm fed up with deleting all the 110 Euro offers (leaving just 10 Euro for me given the commission structure). I've had a couple of dozen where the bidding pattern has been:-
110 Euro [I make a counter offer]
120 Euro counter [I make another counter offer]
130 Euro counter [at this point I give up on the obvious time-waster]
If I could specify e.g. ALL offers under 2,000 Euro would be rejected by the system as the potential buyer was entering them, it would weed out these kind of idiots at least.
Even if it were only possible to specify a minimum value on a user-by-user rather than domain-by-domain basis, that would really help a lot as I'd be quite happy to put what is essentially a bottom-feeder filter in place on all my domains.
What I don't want to have to do is specify a price, since those only go up to 10,000 Euro. "Make offer" is still the #1 option, but "Make offer *over XYZ*" would be best!
110 Euro [I make a counter offer]
120 Euro counter [I make another counter offer]
130 Euro counter [at this point I give up on the obvious time-waster]
If I could specify e.g. ALL offers under 2,000 Euro would be rejected by the system as the potential buyer was entering them, it would weed out these kind of idiots at least.
Even if it were only possible to specify a minimum value on a user-by-user rather than domain-by-domain basis, that would really help a lot as I'd be quite happy to put what is essentially a bottom-feeder filter in place on all my domains.
What I don't want to have to do is specify a price, since those only go up to 10,000 Euro. "Make offer" is still the #1 option, but "Make offer *over XYZ*" would be best!