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[Millering]

there needs to be a rule change... i mean were you going to let people keep bidding knowing that you'd never sell it to them? you'd need about 100 more fruitless bids to get into that range.

people always think they have a chance, I don't mind lowball bids

 

[Vincent]

I think all "Make Offer" posts should have bin. Here's a reason why, from what I've seen.

Seller gets frustrated with low ballers.
Buyers sometime avoid it or not bother with it because sellers are just wasting time, especially when the buyer doesn't know what is the seller's expectation.

Who is serious? And who is playing around?

 

[Millering]

I think all "Make Offer" posts should have bin. Here's a reason why, from what I've seen.

Seller gets frustrated with low ballers.
Buyers sometime avoid it or not bother with it because sellers are just wasting time, especially when the buyer doesn't know what is the seller's expectation.

Who is serious? And who is playing around?

1. Read the forums rules first, this section is not a place to post comments, post at suggestion section.
2. There're loads of forums with a section "make offer", i don't see any of them has to post a bin. Plus there have a "fixed price" section. There're loads of platforms for auction off domains. All have 2 choices, "making offer" and "fixed price".
2. Who says "Seller gets frustrated", im okay, sellers are different. If you don't want to see lowball offers, post your minim offer on thread. Also if you compare "make offer section" and "fixed price" section, always "make offer section" has more readers and more posts. Because most of the sellers are not willing to to post a bin, at least at the the first few days of the sales.

 

[Click Here Inc.]

how do you justify this asking price?

 

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

Too many bumps and comments.

Feel free to open a new thread.