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This name was sold at Sedo for 100,000 USD!!!
I'm sure he paid more than that for it. I know i paid a lot more than that for mine.Jeez, I'd hate to be the guy who sold it to giode for like $500 lol
Congrats Giode
I'm sure he paid more than that for it. I know i paid a lot more than that for mine.
Great sale! It was funny to read the "Appraisals" compared to what it sold for. (link posted by Stuff above) Somebody even said $xxx but did state reseller. Only one said 5 Figures, with the rest at 4 figures or below.
this again shows how worthless the forum appraisals are
That is not always true, maybe for BATMAN's appraisals :smilewinkgrin: but not always true. Most appraisals are based on the reseller value of domains, based on what they would sell to other lowballers, and not to end users.
Put it this way:
A guy gets a domain which he is not 100% sure of the value of, he is going to sell it soon. Asks for appraisals, and your one of the guys who wants to buy it. Tell the truth and pay a high price or lower the appraisal and get it cheaper?
8 times out of 10 domain appraisal's are wrong! I don't care who did it or who the seller sells to etc. There just is no clear way to appraise domain names. Every single domain, is unique in it's own way.
just seen giode in thread
congrats bitch!
come on spill the beans???????? :yes: :-#:
Thanks all! Appreciate it.
Well Predator, I wish I had this secret to negotiating that I could share, but the truth is, this was just a very motivated end-user. In fact, he only made one bid, and that was 100k. Most will think I should have countered, being that it was his first offer, but with Sedo it is a risky situation allowing yourself to ask for to much since you may never hear from the seller again.
Bottom line: I was happy with the offered amount and accepted.
I paid in the low five figures for the name. Not many would have paid what I did based off of the appraisals I got.
Thanks all! Appreciate it.
Well Predator, I wish I had this secret to negotiating that I could share, but the truth is, this was just a very motivated end-user. In fact, he only made one bid, and that was 100k. Most will think I should have countered, being that it was his first offer, but with Sedo it is a risky situation allowing yourself to ask for to much since you may never hear from the seller again.
Bottom line: I was happy with the offered amount and accepted.
I paid in the low five figures for the name. Not many would have paid what I did based off of the appraisals I got.
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