Is it possible to sell a domain to an end user without talking on the phone?

I only converse with about 10% of those looking for names...

Most domain sales happen via email only.

what about fax..?
send fax

If they are asking for a call make the call only to confirm your'e a person calling from a location. Only confirm the number do not get into a negotiation and stress all negotiations is done in email so both have records. Use this to build repour only.

Like lock said. Doing your negotiation in email provides a written record of what you're agreeing to. Confirm by repeating what you're selling for how much and how the transaction will be completed.

Buyers very rarely, If ever want to talk to the seller on the phone. Everybody prefers to keep a record of what's discussed and agreed, hence we now have this thing called email.

Blues Brother said:

I own a brandable domain that I think would suit an end user well.

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Hi
yes, it's possible
but.....
do they already have a domain?
why is your name better?
what is asking price?

imo....

No need to call. Nowadays most endusers prefer a quick TikTok video with the seller dancing to Jaden Smith.

Email is great, but people never respond, and we can never be sure if there is censorship at some stage.

Send an email, tell them to visit the domain and buy at Sedo, they will ignore, and 6 months later they will go to GD, and you will get a price inquiry at AN, or a lowball at Sedo, maybe.

I consider a phone call spam, but don't consider emails spam, unless there are too many of them from the same source.

I only discuss business through carrier pigeons.

Blues Brother said:

Hi guys,

I own a brandable domain that I think would suit an end user well. The problem is that I'm a bit shy (I'm also not the greatest salesperson). I prefer not to talk on the phone if the end user wants to chat with me about the domain. I'm fine with email though.

Is it possible to do a deal via email only?

Thanks

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of course

• The vast majority of transactions are made via email
  

Yeah but seriously you don't need to talk on the phone, especially if you are using something like Dan.com where you will use the onsite chat function.

You may ask somebody else to speak for you.