Had this appraised by several people and received anywhere from 600-1000ish. Sent to auction at 150 and as of Thurs its at 160 with 4 days to go. Bid away on this great (and cheap) generic .info.
thanks, Gary.
WOW.... interesting to find THIS posted here, after our email exchange. So much for your "I accidentally sent the domain to auction" claim:
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2007 10:11 AM
Subject: RE: Domain Inquiry - pave.info
Uh Gary---
First it was $60.
Then you said I could bid $110, but you would send it to auciton.
Then you said if I bid at Sedo $150 I would get the domain.
Then I go to Sedo and see it's a FIXED price at $125. I tell you this to
clarify it, and TELL YOU I WANT TO RECEIVE THE NAME THIS WEEK, and and you agree and change the price to $150.
I got ahead and give you your full asking price, AND NOW I GET A MESSAGE THAT YOU HAVE SENT THE DOMAIN TO A 7 DAY AUCTION?
WHAT THE F***????
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 8:49 AM
Subject: Re: Domain Inquiry - pave.info
My apologies Dale as I dont do business like that. I have over 1000
domains and right now I am in the process of buying several bulk deals and
selling about 10 domains. I sent the wrong one to auction. WHen I realized
I tried to hit the back button but it wouldnt change it. I even contacted
sedo right after and they said once its sent to auction it cant be
cancelled.
With that being said, if you needed it right away and now you have to go
get another one there is no need to complete the sale. Just ignore sedo's
requests for payment- non payment happens to me sometimes at sedo and they do nothing about it. Also I have sent about 5 generic .info's to auction in the past several months and not one had another bid so most likely no on e will bid on it.
Again sorry for my screw-up, Gary.
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