closed Tine.com

[staffjam]

Hi,

I've just had a 5k offer on Tine.com
I think it's a bit low and was hoping to get some opinions from some members here. Should i try and move him up - send to auction, or???
I don't need the cash, so not in a great hurry to sell.

Thanks for any opinions.

 

[tetrapak]

I can see it going for $xx,xxx, so if you are not in a hurry to sell, then wait.

 

[GAMEMAN]

Great Domain !!!

Mid to High $x.xxx

 

[Knight Rider]

$XX,XXX for sure. Check out the wiki results for it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tine

PS: It could be Time magazine making the offer as well. Tine is a possible type for Time

 

[chillking]

At this current market rate i would say 8k to 12k . But im sure you can sell this name any time you want to most domainers for 4k because their a bit of room to make some $ good luck with it .

 

[Albert Tai]

high xxxx to low xx,xxx

 

[Gerry]

an LLLL that is that easy to say should be more, fo sho.

 

[sundari]

Here you got a nice domain do not loose it for a small money. I think you do not loose much money on holding that domain. Hold it for an year or two. You will sure get xx,xxx$ offer.

All the Best.


sundari.

 

[GeoOwners]

its a great name...unless you need fast cash hold it.

IMO 15k minimum

 

[goodguyy]

high x,xxx to low x,xxx . Nice one.

 

[BostonDomainer]

$9,500

 

[Stian]

$10k-$12k ish.

 

[Gerry]

$10k-$12k ish.

At least.

Big applications for farming and agricultural.

I would not be at all surprised if this ends up branding itself in a completely different sector. So easy to say and recall.

 

[staffjam]

Thanks for all your replies guys. yeah - i think it's a very nice name. If he ups his offer a bit i may send it to sedo auction. Be interesting to see what it would go for.

 

[svfox]

They are all wrong, it is worth $50,
and I will give you $100 cash right now cuz I'm a nice guy

 

[Gerry]

If he ups his offer a bit i may send it to sedo auction.

A strategy would be to max your counter offer with a notation that you WILL NOT send to auction if he accepts your counter offer.

It worked very nicely for me on one sale earlier this year.

 

[tetrapak]

I second that. Plus sending it to auction involves a lot of risk, in current state I doubt you would get higher bids than the initial.

 

[victornumber]

high xxxx low xxxxx

 

[Theo]

If you don't need the cash, then what's the point?
If you do need *more* cash, then counter-offer three times as much.