I got an offer on www.itoy.com for 10k through 3rd party broker.
Please appraise....................Thanks! wwwdotcom
Please appraise....................Thanks! wwwdotcom
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Dont counter anything, tell them that you are not willing to let it go at that price. Make sure you let them know that you plan on developing it. If you make a counter offer, you are only setting limits for yourself. Let them make another offer before you even consider throwing a price out there.
worth $25-35 at least.
If people keep thinking their domains are worth millions
there will be fewer and fewer transactions, less news coverage, and lower valuations...
Lets look at some recent sales shall we?
iSocial.com sold for $9000
ewebsite.com sold for $9500
istats.com sold for $2500
icosmetics.com sold for $2500
irave.com sold for $2288
IMHO $10,000 is a pretty generous offer
Could you get more for it? Perhaps - but when?
Next year? 5 Years? 10 Years?
You could probably sell it and buy 5 other strong names
that could double or triple in value.
The other thing to consider when selling is what are you going to
do with the money? Do you need the money? If you don't have
plans it couldn't hurt to hold out for more however it could
be a long while before another strong offer comes along.
We've scared away a prospective buyer of a typo last year and no
other parties have expressed interest since.
Good Luck!
Dont counter anything, tell them that you are not willing to let it go at that price. Make sure you let them know that you plan on developing it. If you make a counter offer, you are only setting limits for yourself. Let them make another offer before you even consider throwing a price out there.
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