If it is almost obvious that the buyer is flipper, and the offer is at the low end of acceptable range, what would you do. For example what may be happening: actual buyer(enduser) went to a registrar such as Godaddy, and they received 500 offer, they go to Sedo as flipper-buyer and make 200 offer max, or with the hope of making us accept it immediately, offer, 300...
1. Then if I go to Afternic, and add fixed BIN price 450, will it help?
2.or cancel the offer, and add fixed 400 offer at Sedo,
3. or invite all potential buyers to Dan,.
I can just accept the offer, but they know who I'm , and once they learn which offers I accept, they lowball me eachtime, instead of making a fair deal. But if I stay firm with a 4 figure price, even if the actual cost was just 1, then I may lose on that sale, but win in other sales.
Here of course I blame marketplaces who hide buyers, and make sellers public.
-and those buyers are the ones , who often don't pay, and if they pay, request invoice to clean their hands(?)
1. Then if I go to Afternic, and add fixed BIN price 450, will it help?
2.or cancel the offer, and add fixed 400 offer at Sedo,
3. or invite all potential buyers to Dan,.
I can just accept the offer, but they know who I'm , and once they learn which offers I accept, they lowball me eachtime, instead of making a fair deal. But if I stay firm with a 4 figure price, even if the actual cost was just 1, then I may lose on that sale, but win in other sales.
Here of course I blame marketplaces who hide buyers, and make sellers public.
-and those buyers are the ones , who often don't pay, and if they pay, request invoice to clean their hands(?)
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