Anyone here turn down any nice offers?

I just turn down a $10 offer for one of my best LLL.net...

the good news is I still have that

-have a special day

 

Turned down last year 2.5K offer via GD agent for S /t /a /r/ W / i / z com
Still selling for almost double at BR.

Turned down last year 1K offer via Uniregistry for C/y /b /e /r / S / e / c / u / r /i /t /y /T / e / s /t/i/ n /g com
Still selling it

 

nice names

 

can u massage me ur those domains?

 

Surprised that you didn't let it go for that.

Good luck with it nonetheless

 

Thank you.

Funny that domain was registered free with 9netave/whois 1999 at time 5:00:00z GMT which meant in Eastern Standard Time in New Jersey stands at time 0.

At the end, I came back from Boracay Philippines and paid the NetSol billing aforetime!


-have a special day

 

today I rejected €400 offer for elit (.) /de

 

I rejected $250 offer for Zoham same week it was registered

 

$25k

 

And this is good news ?

I would probably have let it go for that.

 

Will I ever turn down a top offer for any of my premium domains? No. If the offer is good, I sell.

I don't see the "financial sense" in having any emotional connection with a domain because of "future value".

I sell and move on. That way, I learn more about what sells and get more money to invest in other ventures.

I am in this business to make money. Simple. Nothing complicated.

 

i turned down $200,000 for existingblockchain.com from my over-friendly relative

sike!

that’s how we used to run the auction houses in 2006 domaining *publicity* @realdonaldtrump


-have a special day

 

Turned down $500 and $125 offers for a Crypto related domain, sold a few days later for 900.

 

Sometimes "final & best" does not at all mean "highest"


..one day later:

 

Did you accept the 15k?

 

No I did not.
I'm notoriously greedy when it comes to domains.
But I regret that.
Which hopefully excuses me to some extent.

 

Buyer turn down my counter offer.

 

And you still own the domain.

 

Yes I do... it's not that bad after all