domain Yesou.com

Sabre

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• Sep 19, 2004

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it really depends what this buyer wants the domain for?

reseller value is almost 0

 

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GamingHybrid

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• Sep 19, 2004

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Whatever the Buyer is offering, I would take.

GOD BLESS

 

paxton

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• Sep 19, 2004

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I'm not so sure I'd just give it away for peanuts. A simple google search shows that "Yesou" is a location, a surname, and quite possibly a translation for Jesus!

You might want to research this a bit and see if Yesou is indeed Greek (or any other language) for Jesus.

 

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• Sep 19, 2004

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Further research reveals that the Korean place is usually transliterated to Yeosu or Yosu and the Guinean place to Vesou, the surname is French and not particularly common and the transliteration of the original Greek word for Jesus to Yesou is an exceptionally rare variant.

I'd sell it for whatever he offers, unless a Mr Yesou wants to offer you more.

 

DavidH

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• Sep 19, 2004

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Thanks guys for all your help - I have asked him to make an offer so we will see what he comes back with.

DavidH

 

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• Sep 20, 2004

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DavidH said:

Thanks guys for all your help - I have asked him to make an offer so we will see what he comes back with.

DavidH

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good luck!

 

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jyfan

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• Sep 20, 2004

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not quite sure...
but if u get a good offer, jump on it

good luck!

 

Anthony

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• Sep 26, 2004

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low $xx wholesale -- See how much you can get from the buyer who contacted you...

 

middlebe

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• Sep 26, 2004

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go for $80 if the korean buyer contacted you

 

DavidH

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• Sep 26, 2004

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Unfortunately the potential buyer has not yet responded to my email asking him what he felt the name was worth !

I guess you can't win them all !

DavidH

 

middlebe

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• Sep 26, 2004

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what was his opening question to you? "are you willing to sell?" ?

 

DavidH

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• Sep 26, 2004

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"I noticed that you are listed as the owner of domain yesou.com. Would you like to sell this domain? If so, please tell me the price and your condition."

DavidH

 

True_Snake

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• Sep 26, 2004

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I'd say mid to low $$. Never heard of it before, but if it's a common place, why not?

Good Luck!


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• Sep 26, 2004

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it's a fairly big and well known town in Korea, but there are two different transliteration systems now for korean, this is the new one I think. See what the city is using for their offical website

 

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• Sep 26, 2004

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good luck whatever you get will be great. The ball is in your court. Don't be too greedy cause all you'll end up with is a name that will expire in a year and no profit!!!

 

drmaximus

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• Sep 27, 2004

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I guess you ought to have a ballpark figure in your mind while awaiting the response. But it may be highly specific so don't aim too high or you might let this fish go. A small fish in hand may at times be better than a big one swimming freely in the depths of the lake... :bah: