my 1st offer ever... very low ball .. should i even reply?

[J0sh]

i got an offer via certifiedofferservice.com bid for $101.

i would never consider selling it at that price, this domain is worth a lot to me... however, everything has a price. And so too would my domain.

would it be ridiculous to reply back with a counter that is exponentially more than the offer? or is it best to simply ignore it?

what's the rule of thumb in such a position?

counter or ignore?

I guess if it is to counter, i should do it right away, so they see I'm active.

ps:I'm in no urgent need for the cash.

 

[WhiteLight]

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[south]

No big rush. Let them sweat it for a few days. If they really want it they'll still be there.

Yes, it's perfectly reasonable to counter with a substantially higher number. It's your domain, you have your price.

 

[gafadi]

yea like others said , counter offer with your price or don't reply if they serious they would make another reasonable offer for the domain

 

[Marketing Guru]

I know of a domain that had an initial bid gap ranging from $250 lowball to $50,000 response. It eventually sold at just over $17,000 after about two months of back-and-forth bidding. The buyer really wanted it for a specific purpose.

 

[J0sh]

Thanks guys for the helpful advice...

Ya, the person is paying 19 in fees for a 101 bid, lol.

it appears as though i can only counter with a price of up to 25k. Otherwise I can just flat-out reject it. Also, it appears that I can't reject with just a message. If you are familiar, plz inform me if I am mistaken.

I'm sorry that I can not share the name as I have learned over the years how small the world can sometimes be, and would rather be safe than sorry.

thanks again for the tips

 

[democrat]

Thanks guys for the helpful advice...

Ya, the person is paying 19 in fees for a 101 bid, lol.

it appears as though i can only counter with a price of up to 25k. Otherwise I can just flat-out reject it. Also, it appears that I can't reject with just a message. If you are familiar, plz inform me if I am mistaken.

I'm sorry that I can not share the name as I have learned over the years how small the world can sometimes be, and would rather be safe than sorry.

thanks again for the tips

Just my .02 but I would take the domain name out just in case they decide to go searching for the name..

 

[DN BROKER]

$101 is a healthy profit! Sell!

 

[WhiteLight]

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