closed $$$$ offered for EdwardsKerry.com

[URLtrader]

Hi,

I have received four figure Euro offer for EdwardsKerry.com

Please appraise. Also suggest should I sell or wait few weeks.

Thanks,
URLtrader

 

[NameTower]

sell sell sell!

 

[Bender]

I would sell now.

 

[cyphix]

sell sell sell

 

[David G]

Since the name is 'backwards" sell NOW. Due to language usage differences the EU buyer may not realize that.

 

[gogeorge]

Hi,

I have received four figure Euro offer for EdwardsKerry.com

Please appraise. Also suggest should I sell or wait few weeks.

Thanks,
URLtrader

Sell.

 

[jumpbug]

sell

 

[rawkinrich]

Erm..

 

[smonline]

Real Names: I hope you're not sincere and actually encourage this sh*t. Tell me you're not that type of rip-off artist.

"Since the name is 'backwards" sell NOW. Due to language usage differences the EU buyer may not realize that."

 

[draqon]

there is no moral quandry here, if he has not misrepresented the merchandise then he has the ethical right to sell for whatever price he was offered.

 

[Whois-Search]

brings a new meaning to the term carpetbagger lol

 

[David G]

Real Names: I hope you're not sincere and actually encourage this sh*t. Tell me you're not that type of rip-off artist.
"Since the name is 'backwards" sell NOW. Due to language usage differences the EU buyer may not realize that."

Should have added in the post the EU buyer may not realize that 'it can make a big difference.' Really have no idea why you would say such crap. It is very clear the name is backwards, nothing is hidden, so how can saying it is backwards have anything to do with being a rip-off artist? You saying that nonsense makes you look ridiculous.

I am sure the EU buyers bid would be higher if the name was not backwards, i.e the kerryedwards.com name. It's just that in some nations a name seen as being 'backwards' does not make as big a difference as it does in the U.S.

I am sure it makes some difference but not a huge difference as it would in the U.S.. Sellers are not going to educate buyers and tell them negative stuff about names they want to buy when there is nothing at all being hidden and no one is being misled in any way.

P.S. It is common in some nations to use the last name first in some correspondence, or reverse names, including business names. I have seen it done that way quite often. That's likely why the buyer is from an EU country. The kerryedwards.com name is probably valued at $200,000 but edwardskerry.com is more like $2,000, IMO, but likely more to a foreign resident, depending on the nation. There is nothing being hidden and certainly no fraud involved selling such names.

 

[freestyler]

What Can I Say....... Everyone Has Said It Above.

Sellllllllll. I Hope You Have Sold It By Now

Good Luck

 

[Deleted member 4749]

$ell (and runnn)

 

[URLtrader]

Buyer just made a higher four figure offer.

 

[TexasFillyTexasFilly is verified member.]

Since the name is 'backwards" sell NOW. Due to language usage differences the EU buyer may not realize that.

I agree!

 

[Jonathan]

Buyer just made a higher four figure offer.

If that's the case.. then just take your time. They might make you an even better offer. Of course, they may realize they don't want that domain name too.

 

[GiantDomains]

The person interested in it probably saw the news on the KerryEdwards domain, and is looking to buy to resell ... strike while the iron is hot!

 

[izoot]

sell sell sell...in about 90 days name won't have much meaning anyhow.

btw...is it getting any traffic? I believe that I heard the other was getting like 50k hits a day.

 

[Jack Gordon]

sell sell sell...in about 90 days name won't have much meaning anyhow.

exactly... the gamble is this... every day you wait, the value may creep a little higher, until one day - BOOM - it will be worthless

kinda like playing russian roulette, eh?

sell it now, or forever regret your missed opportunity