negotiating

Hello, I would like to have some tips, how you negotaite domains? how long you wait before you let the domain be sold that you make sure the buyer reached his maximum offer? escpially if you know he needs this domain badly because it is his current brand and does not have any other option...

Hello, I would like to have some tips, how you negotaite domains? how long you wait before you let the domain be sold that you make sure the buyer reached his maximum offer? escpially if you know he needs this domain badly because it is his current brand and does not have any other option...

I contacted an owner of a domain that I'd like to buy (via a whois email on the domain). My budget for this domain is max. $1,000 but of course I'd like to get it for the lowest possible price. The owner insists on me making him an offer. In his first email he told me that they are actually not...

I contacted an owner of a domain that I'd like to buy (via a whois email on the domain). My budget for this domain is max. $1,000 but of course I'd like to get it for the lowest possible price. The owner insists on me making him an offer. In his first email he told me that they are actually not...

🐰 So, somewhere down the rabbit-hole of QUAD office discussions the subject of whether “sharing domain offers on social-media” amounts to the domainer’s version of “kissing and telling” came up. For those of you unfamiliar with the reference, “kissing and telling” alludes to making something...

🐰 So, somewhere down the rabbit-hole of QUAD office discussions the subject of whether “sharing domain offers on social-media” amounts to the domainer’s version of “kissing and telling” came up. For those of you unfamiliar with the reference, “kissing and telling” alludes to making something...

I like asking this question to prospective buyers who made a serious offer on a domain name. I might not accept the offer that was submitted, but their answer can tell me a few things. For one thing, it gives me clarity on when they plan to pay. Do they want to do a deal ASAP or are they wishy...

I like asking this question to prospective buyers who made a serious offer on a domain name. I might not accept the offer that was submitted, but their answer can tell me a few things. For one thing, it gives me clarity on when they plan to pay. Do they want to do a deal ASAP or are they wishy...

Finding common ground regarding the valuation of a domain name is often a struggle for a prospective buyer and domain registrant. The buyer usually has one idea about the worth of a domain name and the registrant has another idea. Sometimes both parties can agree on a valuation for a domain name...

Finding common ground regarding the valuation of a domain name is often a struggle for a prospective buyer and domain registrant. The buyer usually has one idea about the worth of a domain name and the registrant has another idea. Sometimes both parties can agree on a valuation for a domain name...

Many people who want to buy a good domain name have no idea about domain name values. For this reason, domain investors receive countless lowball offers for their domain names. It’s an annoying aspect of the business, but I try to reply to everyone who inquiries about a domain name as a...

Many people who want to buy a good domain name have no idea about domain name values. For this reason, domain investors receive countless lowball offers for their domain names. It’s an annoying aspect of the business, but I try to reply to everyone who inquiries about a domain name as a...

Last week before going on a quick family trip, I received a $1,000 offer to buy one of my domain names via Dan.com. I proposed a counteroffer to the prospective buyer, and he quickly declined. Because there was enough margin, I proposed a slightly better offer and did not hear back. I also...

Last week before going on a quick family trip, I received a $1,000 offer to buy one of my domain names via Dan.com. I proposed a counteroffer to the prospective buyer, and he quickly declined. Because there was enough margin, I proposed a slightly better offer and did not hear back. I also...

A couple of weeks ago, I received a $4,000 offer on a domain name I acquired in auction for $69 in October of 2020. The domain name was priced at just shy of $20,000, and I have not received any other offers or inquiries for it in the last year +. I offered to reduce the price a bit and the...

A couple of weeks ago, I received a $4,000 offer on a domain name I acquired in auction for $69 in October of 2020. The domain name was priced at just shy of $20,000, and I have not received any other offers or inquiries for it in the last year +. I offered to reduce the price a bit and the...

Hi All, As we are concluding the third negotiation here : https://www.namepros.com/threads/mock-negotiation-lets-negotiate-here-week-3.1253987/ we have decided to bring to you another MOCK NEGOTIATION this week: We know how tricky negotiations can be. It is a part and parcel of the domain...

Hi All, As we are concluding the third negotiation here : https://www.namepros.com/threads/mock-negotiation-lets-negotiate-here-week-3.1253987/ we have decided to bring to you another MOCK NEGOTIATION this week: We know how tricky negotiations can be. It is a part and parcel of the domain...

Hi So I had a failed negotiation a few months back on a .com domain and I have noticed they are building a site on a plural hand reg ( example - I own website .com and they building on websites .com) Curious to hear back from people who have been in this position before, I have put a BIN on...

Hi So I had a failed negotiation a few months back on a .com domain and I have noticed they are building a site on a plural hand reg ( example - I own website .com and they building on websites .com) Curious to hear back from people who have been in this position before, I have put a BIN on...