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offer via EFTY lander
domain is two-word .COM
buyer is outside the US

While it is possible the buyer is making an offer in a foreign currency which translated into USD is $XXX, I seriously doubt this offer is legit.

Regardless, we will play along and see how serious they are. I did respond to the buyer indicating offers must be in USD.
 
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Not sure if it is the same case with Efty, normally it happens that sometimes you may have a minimum, unless they meet the minimum, they cannot send out the inquiry. So they get frustrated and put lot of 0's to get through the 'submit' button.
I'm about 99% sure this is exactly what happened.
 
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Wow seeing some countries, even If my country is in Africa and comparing with some mentioned countries we are doing well ....One Million in our currency is 44k+ in usa dollar
 
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Not sure if it is the same case with Efty, normally it happens that sometimes you may have a minimum, unless they meet the minimum, they cannot send out the inquiry. So they get frustrated and put lot of 0's to get through the 'submit' button.

Nobody really offers a million to start with, no matter what currency.

Best.
I think that is what happened in my case however, they can see the minimum amount and chose to ignore it. I don't know maybe
thinking I mistakenly added a zero or two ?
Time will tell. I do know the person is related to the energy field.
Also, It may take some time to get corporate approval to spend that kind of money. A few weeks to months if it needs board approval.
The only way a quick response comes is if the amount range is already approved or it's an individual that doesn't need any approval.
On a side note, I am hearing more domainers saying they are getting pranked on their sales venues. May be a new "trend"
 
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I had a $25000 BIN price accepted but never followed through on a .com. Is a domain that gets regular repeat inquiries but whoever they are don't want to make a serious offer.
 
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yeah do make sure on the currency
 
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another two-word .COM domain offer well in excess of $3 billion (same as their telephone #)

Should I start escrow? :)
 
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another two-word .COM domain offer well in excess of $3 billion (same as their telephone #)

Should I start escrow? :)
You have to ask?
By all means start it, and get em while they're still drunk.
 
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1 Million Rupiah = USD 75
 
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One problem I have with EFTY is if you have an Escrow BIN, when the buyer selects the BIN, the transaction will automatically get setup at Escrow. So I had some idiot do this multiple times for the same domain name, and now I have several transactions for the same domain name setup at Escrow. I have to get Escrow to delete the bogus transactions -- but I'm just waiting a few more days until I go ahead and delete them.

I asked Efty Support to wait for the buyer to "Confirm" the email before setting up the transaction at Escrow -- but they said they could not do that the way they integrate Escrow to their system. Grrrrrrrrrr.....

to OP -- good luck with the $1 million offer -- I hope the best for you :)
 
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Is the offer from India ?

I received an offer recently for 500k in USD on a one word .energy
My minimum bid is 300k+
I don't think it's legit. sent for confirmation a few days ago... still waiting.
you never know ! the person bidding is in the energy field


Do you fance yo share the name?
 
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another two-word .COM domain offer well in excess of $3 billion (same as their telephone #)

Should I start escrow? :)

Yeah, a start with 3 billion. Just to break the ice. :watching:
 
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How ever it will turn out - a million is a million, no doubt :laugh:
From this view, I wish you the most appropriate currency :$:
 
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I keep clicking this thread because I see the title then forget I already sighed at it b4
 
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I have a minimum 2K offer on DomainNameSales and sometimes when the buyer see it replies with 10-11 figure digits... I always refuse them saying I don't like low-ballers
 
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Lol. Since the topic is with the $ sign I thought that the actual offer came in USD. But when I reading the post I realised it is in another currency. May be Zimbabwe Dollar. :xf.confused:
 
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The EFTY landers do result in far more inbound inquiries than was previously the case.

However, most are either lowball offers or mistakes - people filling out the form but not understanding that a domain name is for sale and that offers should be submitted in US dollars. In some cases, people were looking for jobs (on a job-related keyword) and they input their desired salary. In another case (real estate domain), the "offer" was how much the individual was willing to pay for rent. I have a number of Spanish domains but the landers are in English so the instruction to submit offers in dollars may not be clear to individuals whose primarily language is not English.
 
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If only we could convert those mortgage applications into leads :xf.smile:
 
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I now have my first $500 million offer - for a cryptocurrency domain.

Should I counter :) ?

While it is a confirmed EFTY offer, I don't believe it is legit.
 
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i got a 260K offer on a name at Sedo last December, Of course i accepted, Sedo called me on the phone the next day and told me it was False, I told them, I know lol
 
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I now have my first $500 million offer - for a cryptocurrency domain.

Should I counter :) ?

While it is a confirmed EFTY offer, I don't believe it is legit.
Do you remember planes trains and automobiles ,anyone who would pay 500,000,000 for a domain name would certainly pay a billion
 
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Only a few hours later I get another million plus offer for a real estate domain. It may be a legit offer but the buyer is from Medellin, Colombia so the offer is likely in Colombian pesos which would translate into mid-US$XXX.
 
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