closed Advice Needed - Been contacted by PI Firm

[Dale Hubbard]

Now you're in a poker game. If I were playing, I'd be looking for a pot of at least $50k, maybe double :bandit:

 

[smonline]

purevida...my apology. Sense of humor? Oh, yeah.

Dheers

 

[cyphix]

I definately wouldn't let it go too cheap.. espeecially if Google wants it... but don't get too greedy!

 

[peekaboo]

short, relatively meanigful name, and especially so now.

i would take it easy and have them keep offering you, until they offer you an offer you can't refuse.

keep in mind this is a "domain acquisition" firm that is contacting you, which means they are doing it on someone else's behalf.

i now would NOT part with it for less then 5k, and probably a lot, lot more.

if the money is not an issue, DO NOT SELL this for peanuts!!

btw - your link is going directly to their site. if anyone checks their logs overthere, they can now read about your dillema here.

 

[stvn42088]

I would ask for a couple hundred more than your expectations. One time I was going to ask for $200 for a domain, but I had some this same great advice told to me and instead I ended up selling it for $2,000.

 

[markk]

Definately is google or another big corporation in my opinion. Otherwise, a third party wouldnt be used to acquire the domain

 

[namewaiter]

Definately is google or another big corporation in my opinion. Otherwise, a third party wouldnt be used to acquire the domain

dynomite drop-in markk, but you're about a year too late?

 

[RegFee]

dynomite drop-in markk, but you're about a year too late?

LOL. I was actually about to reply to the thread when I saw your post and realized the date on it. Wow. I wonder how this whole thing played out.

:azt

 

[Auction]

I checked whois.sc records and it appears the domain still has the same whois information as it did 6/20/04

 

[DigiNames]

I think gseek.com is a pretty good name... I couldn't read the link about google, but if it is them $xx,xxx.