Lowest of lowball offers?

[PeterMan]

I hear a lot of people complaining about lowball offers, well today I had an offer on a decent dictionary word .ca... I know the market for these is not huge yet, but I feel it is only going to get better, and this name has some traffic and some revenue... Anyway, the person had the audacity to submit an offer of $1.00 from the ND parked page...

 

[PRED]

I hear a lot of people complaining about lowball offers, well today I had an offer on a decent dictionary word .ca... I know the market for these is not huge yet, but I feel it is only going to get better, and this name has some traffic and some revenue... Anyway, the person had the audacity to submit an offer of $1.00 from the ND parked page...

that is obscene!

 

[Provider]

like in any business if you want to make money you have to buy low and sell high. The biggest lowballer I know is Justin Godfrey - if you get a $60 offer for your domain name
(50$ deducted by sedo.com, and you have only $10 left) - you can be absolutely sure this is him! So, for me he wins the award

 

[stevo]

if you get a $60 offer for your domain name
(50$ deducted by sedo.com, and you have only $10 left) - you can be absolutely sure this is him!

I have had quite a few of these. Waste of time and effort.

 

[PRED]

like in any business if you want to make money you have to buy low and sell high. The biggest lowballer I know is Justin Godfrey - if you get a $60 offer for your domain name
(50$ deducted by sedo.com, and you have only $10 left) - you can be absolutely sure this is him! So, for me he wins the award

LOL I had been wondering :yes:

 

[Provider]

well, he has a very good sales, so as I stated at the beginning

buy low sell high and nothing will change

 

[foundrstack]

Anyway, the person had the audacity to submit an offer of $1.00 from the ND parked page...

Could have been worse at 99 cents. Maybe he misplaced the decimal point.

 

[barefoot]

...the person had the audacity to submit an offer of $1.00 from the ND parked page...

Don't feel bad. On ND, instead of getting offers for my domains, I get messages from people looking for jobs. :sigh2:

 

[typeins]

lots of $1 offers on generics.. not a new trend

 

[foundrstack]

Don't feel bad. On ND, instead of getting offers for my domains, I get messages from people looking for jobs. :sigh2:

That's a hint it may be good to develop! What's the domain?

 

[GAMEFINEST]

one dolla

 

[mvl]

Recently I was approached by someone who wanted TFU.COM and very generously offered "to compensate the registration fees I paid in the past five years".

 

[krossat]

another one is a message you receive asking if u would like to swap ur $ XXX .com with a obscure ABC33D.BZ :upset:

 

[leo]

Well look at the bright side atleast you guys get offers

 

[katherine]

Sedo is a great place to get lowballs if you don't set a minimum amount to filter out the time wasters.

 

[zangief]

I'll be happy to meet this generous man

Recently I was approached by someone who wanted TFU.COM and very generously offered "to compensate the registration fees I paid in the past five years".

 

[PRED]

Recently I was approached by someone who wanted TFU.COM and very generously offered "to compensate the registration fees I paid in the past five years".

I thought you were based in Neterlands, not Scotland! :smilewinkgrin:

 

[jasdon11]

The $1 offer is usually just a way of opening a dialogue - I've had a few of these, some went on to buy names (at decent prices), some didn't.

At the other end of the scale, I've been offered $1,000,000,000 for a name; needless to say, I countered.....

 

[barefoot]

At the other end of the scale, I've been offered $1,000,000,000 for a name; needless to say, I countered.....

I hope you countered with an even higher figure! :cheesy:

 

[DNP]

just got PM lowball - $3800 for LLL.com :lol: