domains sales form

[George Verdugo]

Hello everybody does any of you have a sales form , like if i have the .com and i wanted to contact someone with the .net , do you have a sale pitch form so i can send to potential customers??? if you have a copy can you PM me. if not do you know someone that does??? thanks Guys . Big Dog

 

[CamMK27]

Hi Bigboy,

sorry not trying to steal your thread but I would like one as well if you don't mind sharing.

Thanks.

 

[silentg]

Here's one I found on NP.

Hi,

The following domain name is for sale:

Domain Name : www.example.com
Price : $599 USD
(This is a one off cost, including VAT)

How to buy?
You can buy it directly at Godaddy.com which is a known domain registrar. The domain is registered with Godaddy and it will be transferred to your Godaddy account. Visit this page to purchase the domain now:

https://auctions.godaddy.com/trpItem...123-dummy-link

How to pay?
You make the payment to Godaddy.com. You can pay them with paypal or credit card.

We have also contacted the following Websites:
example.com
example.com
example.com
example.com
example.com
example.com
example.com
example.com

Buy this domain now before it is gone forever.

If you have questions about the payment, the transfer or any other issue:
Call Godaddy.com 24/7 Sales & Support:
+1.480.505.8892 (USA)

Post by Erdinc on NP

---------- Post added at 09:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:18 PM ----------

Here's another one from Elliotsblog.com

Good afternoon,
I noticed that your company is listed (used the word “advertising” to companies that are paying for Adwords) on Google for the key phrase “xxxxxxx xxxxx,” and my company is selling the exact match domain name “XxxxxxxXxxxx.com. The domain name was created back in January of 2000, and developing it could provide a SEO boost.
If you are interested in acquiring XxxxxxxXxxxx.com, please let me know. I am offering it to several xyz companies in the next few days.”
Regards,
Elliot
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Elliot J. Silver
Top Notch Domains, LLC

 

[radioz]

I just do them on the fly. The bad news is that people either care about domains or they don't. Most could be using GreatStuff-1.ws and either wouldn't respond or will send back 'no thanks' for GreatStuff.com. I have had companies with multiple manufacturing plants that used hyphened .nets that say no to $250 for the pure .com and ditto for companies using .org that are a\obviously commercial. About 4 hours work may sell one name for $50-200 (with an emphasis on $0-50).

We are all excited about these things and at times with some reason. Most of the rest of the world hasn't gotten the memo yet though. They either get it (5%) or not (the rest). There is also the .5-1% who will come back to tell you how evil you are for being a cyber squatter, of course, too.

If you want some more to sell, take a look at my list. I am giving them back to Go Daddy like crazy. No, not the best ones or those that make money. Still there may be something that you want.