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Premium letters!!! Looky! Looky!

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Some of them have money and they can have my non-premium letters at premium prices.

And you won't find them on DNF. End-users obey different laws, however this entire topic is about sellers yelling about their goods in the DNF bazaar:

"Premium letters! Get your premium letters here!"

If they are not premium by definition nor use, they are mis-advertised as such.
 
I think xyz.com or xxx.com sound pretty premium to me... others, forget it. :)
 
While we are on the subject of sales pitches, what do you make of the method of selling that seems to be becoming prevalent by certain sellers:

seller:
xyz.com
offers from $1000
BIN: $5000

JDoe:
$1000 offer

seller:
sorry looking for more

I feel like posting "Well why the heck did you ask for offers from $1000 if you are never going to be prepared to accept $1000 for it???"

Surely the minimium offer should be the absolute lowest reserve, and not just some arbitrary imaginary number that people can waste everyones time by bidding low bids that the seller is never going to accept anyway.
 
While we are on the subject of sales pitches, what do you make of the method of selling that seems to be becoming prevalent by certain sellers:

seller:
xyz.com
offers from $1000
BIN: $5000

JDoe:
$1000 offer

seller:
sorry looking for more

I feel like posting "Well why the heck did you ask for offers from $1000 if you are never going to be prepared to accept $1000 for it???"

Surely the minimium offer should be the absolute lowest reserve, and not just some arbitrary imaginary number that people can waste everyones time by bidding low bids that the seller is never going to accept anyway.

:lol: Good point, I think they put the $1000 out there to encourage bidding.

As for "Premium domains", I really think this changes with time, if you look at the sales of some these domains today, these same domains would of been the butt of the joke a few years ago and now there fetching xx.xxx.
 
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