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  • DateDoc
    Outside looking in.
    • Feb 2005
    • 14243

    #1

    Domains: Some people make no sense!!!

    I sent an email to the owner of a parked domain asking if he wanted to sell it for $1,000. He wrote me back and asked $4500. That I can understand, it is part of negotiation. We didn't reach a compromise though, which is also fine.

    Today, I see the domain for sale on sedo for $500. Half what I offered. Makes no sense.
  • DefaultMan
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2006
    • 1869

    #2
    Some people are just retarded
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    • Eriic
      So Fucking Banned
      • Jan 2008
      • 2995

      #3
      I'll take your offer

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      • DirtyProfits
        Confirmed User
        • May 2005
        • 1885

        #4
        Send him another email and ask if he'd be willing to sell it for $500

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        • The Duck
          Adult Content Provider
          • May 2005
          • 18243

          #5
          Its great how you offer 100 dollars for a so-so good domain and they reply back they want 10 000.
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          • MetaMan
            I AM WEB 2.0
            • Jan 2003
            • 28682

            #6
            so why dont you just purchase it via sedo?

            when was the domain on sedo listed?
            could have been a long time ago.

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            • Brujah
              Beer Money Baron
              • Jan 2001
              • 22157

              #7
              Seo allows the buyer to accept less as a reserve price, and take his chances by sending it to auction hoping that hey'll get what he originally wanted. Make a $500 offer through Sedo, you might get lucky.

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              • Brujah
                Beer Money Baron
                • Jan 2001
                • 22157

                #8
                That should have been, *SEDO allows ...

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                • DateDoc
                  Outside looking in.
                  • Feb 2005
                  • 14243

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Brujah
                  Seo allows the buyer to accept less as a reserve price, and take his chances by sending it to auction hoping that hey'll get what he originally wanted. Make a $500 offer through Sedo, you might get lucky.
                  i did make an offer thru Sedo. No answer yet though. I'm thinking maybe he meant to put it up for $5000 not $500.

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                  • d-null
                    . . .
                    • Apr 2007
                    • 13724

                    #10
                    it doesn't make much sense

                    some people are so unrealistic, another peeve is when guys register a name and list it for $1000 the next day, someone had a whole page of less than month old domains for sale on here the other day and he was asking 200 to 1000 each for them

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                    • fatfoo
                      ICQ:649699063
                      • Mar 2003
                      • 27763

                      #11
                      he wants to sell it at $500, not at $1000
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                      • AlienQ - BANNED FOR LIFE
                        best designer on GFY
                        • Mar 2003
                        • 30307

                        #12
                        So go buy it playah!

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                        • payd2purv
                          Too lazy to set a custom title
                          • Jan 2008
                          • 2727

                          #13
                          Originally posted by DateDoc
                          I sent an email to the owner of a parked domain asking if he wanted to sell it for $1,000. He wrote me back and asked $4500. That I can understand, it is part of negotiation. We didn't reach a compromise though, which is also fine.

                          Today, I see the domain for sale on sedo for $500. Half what I offered. Makes no sense.
                          Bahahaha... soo for ultimate p0wnage did you get it for $500?

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                          • DateDoc
                            Outside looking in.
                            • Feb 2005
                            • 14243

                            #14
                            Originally posted by payd2purv
                            Bahahaha... soo for ultimate p0wnage did you get it for $500?
                            still waiting for an answer through SEDO

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                            • Ron Bennett
                              Confirmed User
                              • Oct 2003
                              • 1653

                              #15
                              Probably a typo, but also just as likely it's an old Sedo listing that he forgot about ... or perhaps doesn't even know of if it was posted by a previous owner assuming he acquired the domain since then.

                              With all that said, you offered $1K and were willing to go higher and that he's asking $4500 and was willing to negotiate ... I'd say $2500 or so would likely get the deal done. Am I close to the actual negotiated price that he / you didn't accept?

                              Hope it works out for you.

                              Ron

                              p.s. Sedo offers, for all practical purposes, are not binding, since Sedo doesn't enforce agreement of sale. It's best to deal direct whenever you can - using escrow.com greatly helps - protects the parties to some degree, and also adds some structure to the sale, which can help greatly, especially when dealing with an inexperienced party.
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                              • DateDoc
                                Outside looking in.
                                • Feb 2005
                                • 14243

                                #16
                                Originally posted by Ron Bennett
                                Probably a typo, but also just as likely it's an old Sedo listing that he forgot about ... or perhaps doesn't even know of if it was posted by a previous owner assuming he acquired the domain since then.

                                With all that said, you offered $1K and were willing to go higher and that he's asking $4500 and was willing to negotiate ... I'd say $2500 or so would likely get the deal done. Am I close to the actual negotiated price that he / you didn't accept?

                                Hope it works out for you.

                                Ron

                                p.s. Sedo offers, for all practical purposes, are not binding, since Sedo doesn't enforce agreement of sale. It's best to deal direct whenever you can - using escrow.com greatly helps - protects the parties to some degree, and also adds some structure to the sale, which can help greatly, especially when dealing with an inexperienced party.
                                I use escrow.com for all domains over $500 unless they are bought through SEDO

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                                • ultra100
                                  Confirmed User
                                  • Jun 2007
                                  • 1313

                                  #17
                                  Which domain name?
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                                  • Mr Bond
                                    Confirmed User
                                    • Jun 2005
                                    • 1481

                                    #18
                                    Originally posted by DateDoc
                                    Today, I see the domain for sale on sedo for $500. Half what I offered. Makes no sense..
                                    hahahh I had the exact same experience. I offered a guy 7K for a domain like....2 years ago. I would have honesty paid about 5K (but it's the negotiations like you said) It was a dead domain but still had an assload of backlinks etc. Fuckin moron declines.

                                    I checked in on the site now and again... and saw him put up a pathetic attempt at a site and then he claimed to be selling $1000 in Advertising. Best guess on Traffic/Alexa was less than 2000 Visitors - PER MONTH (and that was probably leftover type-ins).... so... the whole thing was a total fuckin joke.


                                    About a year later... the domain went to auction and he hit me up about it so I could fuckin Bid.

                                    It didn't sell at auction.... he then put up a notice.... For sale: $500.


                                    LOL

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                                    • potter
                                      Confirmed User
                                      • Dec 2004
                                      • 6559

                                      #19
                                      that's just stupid

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                                      • The Dawg
                                        Confirmed User
                                        • Apr 2002
                                        • 2438

                                        #20
                                        Whats worst is when they decline your offers then they let the domain drop.

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                                        • GAMEFINEST
                                          Make STACK$
                                          • Nov 2006
                                          • 14472

                                          #21
                                          500.00 might be the minimum bid...that he is accepting..
                                          Compound interest.

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                                          • GAMEFINEST
                                            Make STACK$
                                            • Nov 2006
                                            • 14472

                                            #22
                                            i just reg 3 domains that i am shocked ..noone took it ...hard work pays off ..
                                            Compound interest.

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                                            • avalanche
                                              Confirmed User
                                              • Feb 2005
                                              • 1922

                                              #23
                                              Same thing happened to me a few years ago regarding a very nice mortgage domain. We needed the domain as it was actually our company name....I emailed the owner offering $2500 for it, he came back with $10k, to which I responded $5k and he said $10k was the lowest he would go. I then found it on BigDomains in an old listing for $1500 and bought it immediately. I sent him an email afterward thanking him for the deal. He was pissed.
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                                              • babymaker
                                                Confirmed User
                                                • Jan 2004
                                                • 4751

                                                #24
                                                domains suck sometimes, I have rentparkingspace.com and parkingspaceforrent.com hit me up on icq 293125596

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