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One I want comes up as 'make an offer', might just put in a bid for a tenner to hopefully waste a bit of the owners time. They have been hogging it for years without ever using it. Maybe the answer is to charge a decent whack for holding it in the first place !?
Does it mean somebody has defo 'Parked' the domain specifically to sell it ?
Just put my bid in, 80 quid minimum, I'll wait a few years longer.
Last edited by rootsnall; 18 December 2006, 16:05.
We then negotiated on the phone for about 10 mins and settled on £500. I'm sure I could have extorted a lot more, but the domain was not worth much to me.
I'm sure there are "agents" out there who will play tough on your behalf for a fee and get you a good price.
DP - how did you reach your figure of £500 for the domain - was it you who put the value on or did you ask for an offer?
I have one which someone has asked if they can buy "for their wife's business" but am not sure how much to ask - is it best to get them to offer first and then negotiate upwards or other way round and negotiate down?
Cybersquatters are scum - there should be maximum price controls on domain resell and anyone quoting higher than £100 should be removed from ownership list completely.
In fact resale of domains should be absolutely verbotten: including indirect ways.
On 3rd such attempt break their spine to disable them - this allow to find out if anyone actually cares enough for that scum to move around in a wheelchair.
On 3rd such attempt break their spine to disable them - this allow to find out if anyone actually cares enough for that scum to move around in a wheelchair.
On 3rd such attempt break their spine to disable them - this allow to find out if anyone actually cares enough for that scum to move around in a wheelchair.
Cybersquatters are scum - there should be maximum price controls on domain resell and anyone quoting higher than £100 should be removed from ownership list completely.
In fact resale of domains should be absolutely verbotten: including indirect ways.
Cybersquatters are scum - there should be maximum price controls on domain resell and anyone quoting higher than £100 should be removed from ownership list completely.
In fact resale of domains should be absolutely verbotten: including indirect ways.
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