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Hey LewR -
I originally got the idea for a "Forsale Page" from you in the OLD Afternic chat when I was a complete Newbie. Although the thanks is 2-1/2 years late - Thank you for that suggestion. :-D It has worked well for me.
Also, I am going to take a suggestion you put up here - putting a minimum offer price on the forsale page.
BeerTender.com - cool name and cool sale price!
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LewR,
As I reading your posting about setting a minimum price. Reminded me
of one particular week where I got a bunch (+/- 50) of offers for some of
my quality names with a range of offers from $ 10 - $ 25.
And, they were nasty when I counter offered.
As for hitting homeruns. In the corporate world, very few companies
hit homeruns that often. It is the same as we experience everyday.
A lot of singles and doubles. However, the numbers are bigger.
But, so is their overhead.
As I reading your posting about setting a minimum price. Reminded me
of one particular week where I got a bunch (+/- 50) of offers for some of
my quality names with a range of offers from $ 10 - $ 25.
And, they were nasty when I counter offered.
As for hitting homeruns. In the corporate world, very few companies
hit homeruns that often. It is the same as we experience everyday.
A lot of singles and doubles. However, the numbers are bigger.
But, so is their overhead.
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