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Got a 26.000.- € Offer on Dan.com
accepted
pending payment
accepted
pending payment
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Sorry guys, but that is chicken-feed. My best offer was $100,000,000. I had to blink a couple of times to make sure I was reading it correctly. Of course I declined as it was too low.Damn ! I thought to be the best.
You win.
But together we have 44.000.000.
Offers are nothing, payment is the king. I sold 3 domains for 5K and up in the last 12 months, , none were paid. I don't understand why people do it: to steal our data?: Marketplaces are guilty with this, they are warned, but don't take action. Buyers should pay $1 upfront first and that money should go to the seller in case of cancellation, before paying 10K.
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But yours is porbably real, so, cogratulations to both parties.
My SUccess Rate at Dan.com is Absolute Zero
If he paid I would be retired from domaining and travelling the globe..
I think he entered his phone number instead of the offer
The secret to dealing with trolls, time-wasters, and non-payers on Dan.com is:
1. Eliminate the "Make Offer" option on your landing pages
2. Use ONLY the "Buy Now" option on your landing pages
3. Price the domain name at a price that you'd be happy selling at with no remorse
4. Ideally, price the domain name below $5,000 so the buyer can use a credit card
5. Supplement the "Buy Now" option with financing – "Lease to Own" over 60 months
Follow this strategy and Dan.com will only contact you with notification of a sale AFTER a payment has been collected from the buyer.
All you have to do is "Set It and Forget It" and wait for the cash to roll in.
We collected $9,600 in February 2020 using this strategy, including one Lease to Own with first $97.50 payment of 60 potential payments collected.
Note: All of the above assumes you are buying the right domain names at the right prices up front, which is really where your money is made.