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closed I got an offer for OutOfCredit.com

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SoulTrader

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Hi,
I got a $100 offer for my domain outofcredit.com

I listed it on SEDO. I didn't use the "promote domain" feature.
Should I let it go at that price, or should I pay for "promote domain" to get my domain listed at the top of the category and wait for more offers?
 
Nice Name, Low XXX

Regards, JMD
 
always try to get more.. never sell for the first thing they offer you... or what the next person offers you when saying ill top it and offers only 50$ more ;)
 
always try to get more.. never sell for the first thing they offer you... or what the next person offers you when saying ill top it and offers only 50$ more ;)

I only got one offer for the domain name. What if I lose it for asking for more?
 
I only got one offer for the domain name. What if I lose it for asking for more?

That's the choice you have to make:cheeky:
Do you must have $100 right now?
Or, can you do without?

If it's me, I'd counter with $500
 
There are ways to ask for more without losing the offer. First you make a reasonable counter-offer (Maybe $400?). If the buyer doesn't come back at a price you like, you tell they buyer you will have to try to get more before you can settle for that offer. Let the buyer know you already have an unofficial offer for $150.
 
I'm the buyer folks.

I already paid this domain name in sedo, but still not getting any feedback from the seller. It's been two weeks already. Can we trust you?

Let us know.
Em
www.hardworking.com
 
Of course, it can be the case !
If the seller just don't transfer the domain, how could that be forced ?
The buyer will endup with a refund.
 
If he's willing to destroy his/her credibility because of one sale, not a smart move.
 
Gold accounts should be eliminated.
 
Yikes, I've just seen first posts in the thread, and I just realized I was the one who started by offering him $150.00 !!
I'm sorry if this spoiled the $100.00 sale.
 
If he's willing to destroy his/her credibility because of one sale, not a smart move.

Hope you are getting domain. I don't like scammers these days.
 
Yikes, I've just seen first posts in the thread, and I just realized I was the one who started by offering him $150.00 !!
I'm sorry if this spoiled the $100.00 sale.

No worries, that acceptable advice.

I got a reply today from the seller, it's good for now.

I'll keep you posted.
Em
 
Since this is an appraisal thread I must say that IMO it's not that good of a domain name. It seems the main reason it has more than 400,000 returns in G is because it's part of a longer sentence "...Way Out of Credit Card Debt" and similar sentences.

By itself it appears to be an obscure term which is likely rarely if ever typed-in.
 
I have business plan for this name ... hopefully soon.
 
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