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Poll: what should I settle for?



Post: What should I respond.


THanks.
 
Unless your gonna use it for something else and develop it, I would sell it to the highest bidder.

I think $75 is good, but if you really think they want it, you can go a little higher. Say around $100. Just don't lose the deal and be too greedy.
 
I think that if they have gone to the effort to track you down & make you an offer on a name that they specifically want; then push for a little more ~ ask for $200 ~ whilst subtlety making them aware that there is a little room for manoeuvre.

Syd.
 
Here's what happened, apparently some company was giving the limo company the name for free. I had a Snap on it because it expired. The "giving company" contacted me 6 months ago.

At the time I had an idea for the name so I didn't budge and told them I was not at fault.

Now the limo company's made an offer.
 
Thank you all. I'll say $200 but figure out a way to say it's negotiable (???How???).

I'll upsell web design services as well.
 
Somehow I don't se the point in that domain.
VIP is the higest rank. If it was onlyvip.com it make sence.
 
“Thank you all. I'll say $200 but figure out a way to say it's negotiable (???How???).”

I am certainly no professional (... so you should probably take this with a pinch of salt!), but if you want the $200 price tag to sound negotiable ~ don’t bluntly ask for $200 ~ instead 'suggest' $200 & ask them what they think; thus giving them the opportunity to barter should they wish to.

Syd:)
 
Originally posted by ToBad
Somehow I don't se the point in that domain.

Yeah, but if you say it enough times it starts sounding like a brand, I guess.
 
Sale price : $ 75
(less)Snap price: $ 70

Profit : $ 5

Not worthwhile. Unless you are in it for the kicks !!

Tell them that your acquisitons costs were around what they were offering.

I would settle for $ 100. The name is'nt great. Don't lose them, they could be your client for that domain !!
 
Id ask for 4k and settle for 1k...

ive sold bad names for thousands all because buyers contacted my whois...these were adult names for a business but so is the limo company they are pretty a big company..
 
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