A while ago I was looking for a specific domain name and saw it was parked and listed for sale.
I used the contact form which took me to domain broker.
I offered a low $XXX and someone contacted me back and said it was too low.
I send an email back and offered a high $XXX.
I was told again too low. So I said it will make things easier if you just tell me the minimum price you will accept. The person contacted me back with $XXXX and although I was really considering it.. It was just out of my range at the time.
However, I was still very interested in the name and added it to my watch list just in case it might drop one day. Sure enough, 6 months later it dropped and I got it on NameJet for $69.
It would seem that the brokerage failed their client here. Before their client decided to let the name drop because he could not sell it for $XXXX. Shouldn't they have told the client they have one person who will pay $XXX and gotten back in touch with me?
I used the contact form which took me to domain broker.
I offered a low $XXX and someone contacted me back and said it was too low.
I send an email back and offered a high $XXX.
I was told again too low. So I said it will make things easier if you just tell me the minimum price you will accept. The person contacted me back with $XXXX and although I was really considering it.. It was just out of my range at the time.
However, I was still very interested in the name and added it to my watch list just in case it might drop one day. Sure enough, 6 months later it dropped and I got it on NameJet for $69.
It would seem that the brokerage failed their client here. Before their client decided to let the name drop because he could not sell it for $XXXX. Shouldn't they have told the client they have one person who will pay $XXX and gotten back in touch with me?