Iwantabilliondollars
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- Jul 3, 2011
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I wouldn't, but if you are sure you need it and you can recover the invest... then why not?
Should i buy this domain
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eugenekhay
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- Jan 10, 2012
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Guy answered my buy request, said he wants $1000. Truly crazy for this domain, and I know for a fact this made up word is worthless because when typing it into google nothing comes up. Now I have to go for some alternative because I have already ordered my first product.
I do not want to disclose the domain. But the email addy that I received the reply from was @pgsl.com
I do not want to disclose the domain. But the email addy that I received the reply from was @pgsl.com
Duffers5000
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- Apr 1, 2012
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Okay the guy is a domain parker so this is what he is doing for earnings....He probably has a few hundred domains and every now and again he gets a bite......In this instance its you !
If I was in his situation I would do the same thing, but I would be aware that the domain has little value unless its sold to the right person so I wouldnt be turning down profit.
I dont know how much info you have disclosed so far but if you have only made a request then I would go back to him with
Hi There,
I am about to build a new website. I have a few options available to me such as XXXX.net XXRR.com XRXX.biz XRRR.com XXRRRRX-XX.com
Having weighed up my options I still think the domain you own is my first choice and even though its a silly amount of money I am willing to offer you $200.
Let me know if you want to do a deal if not then I will reg up XXRR.com on friday
Kind Regards
You may want to go in higher or lower thats up to you but in a negotiation its easy to go up impossible to go down
Bare in mind the guy already knows somebody wants his domain hes not about to just hand it over. But you've offered him real money and explained you have options
If I was him I would try my best to put together a deal with you.
As I said earlier in the thread if this is an actual business then the domain is of high value to you...Lets be honest you could spend $200-$300 on printer cartidges in the big picture this is a small outlay.
If you are succesful in getting it you should consider getting the .net .info etc
Good Luck
If I was in his situation I would do the same thing, but I would be aware that the domain has little value unless its sold to the right person so I wouldnt be turning down profit.
I dont know how much info you have disclosed so far but if you have only made a request then I would go back to him with
Hi There,
I am about to build a new website. I have a few options available to me such as XXXX.net XXRR.com XRXX.biz XRRR.com XXRRRRX-XX.com
Having weighed up my options I still think the domain you own is my first choice and even though its a silly amount of money I am willing to offer you $200.
Let me know if you want to do a deal if not then I will reg up XXRR.com on friday
Kind Regards
You may want to go in higher or lower thats up to you but in a negotiation its easy to go up impossible to go down
Bare in mind the guy already knows somebody wants his domain hes not about to just hand it over. But you've offered him real money and explained you have options
If I was him I would try my best to put together a deal with you.
As I said earlier in the thread if this is an actual business then the domain is of high value to you...Lets be honest you could spend $200-$300 on printer cartidges in the big picture this is a small outlay.
If you are succesful in getting it you should consider getting the .net .info etc
Good Luck
YoutubeMarketing
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- Feb 22, 2012
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If you think its worth $100 then buy it. If not then why not try an alternative like .net or .org?
eugenekhay
Regular Member
- Jan 10, 2012
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I will give this a shot, thanks.
So far this is what I got as an answer when I asked him why is the domain being sold at such a high premium.
Some positive factors in the favor of this domain name:
-.COM extension (best extension in my opinion)
-short (only 5 letters)
-memorable
-could be "brandable" depending on type of service or product
-"aged" at over 5 years
-"e" prefix (some people search for names starting with "e" or "i" -- this can be desired or not -- depends on each individual)
eugenekhay
Regular Member
- Jan 10, 2012
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end of story is that he replied to my final offer saying that he will pass and I registered e-xxxx.com instead of exxxx.com
