Website for sale?

[brobo]

I didn't know where else to post this. Here's the situation. I simply don't have the time to keep up with this site. I have other projects going. Anyway, I thought I would post it here first. Loyalty? Must be. Here is the url http://www.knicknacks.us

It is fully functional and makes sales. All graphics, files, etc. on disk. All inventory included. Can be shipped overnight. I'm asking $3,500 for it. If anyone is interested or knows someone who might be please contact me. Thanks.


J

 

[domainsaremygame]

Pay you $5 DNF for it.

 

[Tippy]

I only see 8 items listed, are there more?

Mike

 

[system0]

Originally posted by brobo
I didn't know where else to post this. Here's the situation. I simply don't have the time to keep up with this site. I have other projects going. Anyway, I thought I would post it here first. Loyalty? Must be. Here is the url http://www.knicknacks.us

It is fully functional and makes sales. All graphics, files, etc. on disk. All inventory included. Can be shipped overnight. I'm asking $3,500 for it. If anyone is interested or knows someone who might be please contact me. Thanks.


J

im sorry but that site is severly overpriced. i dont think its even worth $100.00

im not being cynical but the site is badly designed, its a us domain so value of domain is less, it is not registered on any search engines, the site doesnt even have a shopping cart instead replying on paypal

im sorry if you think im being harsh but youd really rip off a fellow member here if they paid anything more than $100.00

 

[Duke]

Fonz is right. Dozens of guys here could put a similar site up in just a few hours time. To compound the problem, knicknacks is mis-spelled as well. The dictionary has two acceptable spellings:
KnickKnacks and NickNacks.

 

[Anthony Ng]

>Duke of Earl: ... Dozens of guys here could put a similar site up in just a few hours time.

Have to agree. Personally, I can put up a much better 5-page "site" in less than an hour.

By the way, why don't you place an index page at in-the-biz.com? Now you are simply showing your directory to the world!

Moreover, you haven't even mentioned the quantities of your inventory. You have 8 items selling from $7.95 to $17.95. How many of each do you have to ask for $3,500?

 

[gariben]

>>>im sorry but that site is severly overpriced. i dont think its even worth $100.00

fonzerelli_79: you gotta to be joking that the site is even worth $100! I put it at negative value. It's not even worth $1 DNF buck!!!!

 

[Tippy]

Well he claims that it is making sales so it should be worth at least $100.

Mike

 

[brobo]

Look guys, the price was high because of the inventory. Next time I need a few limbs chopped off I'll just go down to the local butcher.

J

 

[mole]

Originally posted by brobo
Look guys, the price was high because of the inventory. Next time I need a few limbs chopped off I'll just go down to the local butcher.

J

Domainers don't understand the concept of inventory, bro

 

[Anthony Ng]

01-25-2003 07:52 AM
>nameslave: Moreover, you haven't even mentioned the quantities of your inventory. You have 8 items selling from $7.95 to $17.95. How many of each do you have to ask for $3,500?

01-25-2003 01:34 PM
>brobo: Look guys, the price was high because of the inventory.

???

 

[mole]

Point made

 

[Togoodhlth]

I suggest selling the inventory in bulk on ebay and don't even mention the website.

The price for the "lot" will have to be pretty low as most of these items are available from drop ship resources thus negating the cost of warehousing and shipping.

It might be a good idea to also mention the quanity available of each product, the wholesale price per unit and the price break for buying the entire lot.
This will hopefully justify the price and curtail the limb lopping.

Good luck.

 

[brobo]

Point taken. I should have waited until at least 8am to post.
The message would have been more clear. I just figured somebody in the forum might be into retail and would like to pick up some extras at cost. The items range from 1.79 to 4.59 per piece. The price included packing, shipping, etc. The quantity justifies the total relative to price per piece and the aformentioned costs. I guess I'll let the E buyers have a go at the products.

J

 

[Anthony Ng]

>brobo: The items range from 1.79 to 4.59 per piece.

Wow! Are you saying that you have close to 1,000 of these things? Good luck.

 

[cluelessdomainer]

if you go to the butcher, i like roast beef