negotiable BartendingSchool.net starting 10 bucks

[REX]

BartendingSchool.net

Offers starting at only 10 bucks

LET'S GO

 

[RJ]

bid: 10 bucks!

 

[biggie]

11

 

[johnny6]

12

 

[REX]

Offer from a Bartending School just came in 500.00

Please make offers now at 10% increments, I wish to sell this name this week and I've had three bartending schools contact me about the name

All I did was list it here and I emailed the top schools on page 1 of Yahoo

Overture is 16588 for bartending school

Anyway, thanks for the interest

 

[Coastalguy]

Great news!

ST

 

[csmaster2005]

Wow, very good news, found that "end-user"

 

[REX]

I sent out about 10 emails to top yahoo listings for bartending school and three got right back, 1 then made an immediate offer, so tomorrow we might have a couple of schools bidding against each other

If I was in that business I would want it

 

[rb]

congrats!

Congrats!

Can you post an example of the letter you sent out?

My end user letters haven't been going so well.

 

[REX]

Example letter

www.DomainName.com has been offered for sale at a whole sale domain site

Here is a link to the the offer

LINK

If you would like to make me an offer on this name you can at the link above or to [email protected]

The name should sell substanially below it's appraised value

Thanks

Name

I think the fact that the owners of the bartending schools might be on the contact info is why so many responded back so quick

It's often tough to find a decision maker on a public email address

For instance, I came across some inside info recently about a major name that someone tried to sell me through one of my sites

I know who would pay a lot for it, I keep getting emails from the VP of the IT department to tell her the name (the large company I know that would want the name)

I keep telling her, I get paid a finders fee and if the CEO of the company can't call me or email me that he will pay me 10% for telling them what name has been offered to me privately, so far it's like pulling teeth

It got to the point I just said look the name is going to be sold real cheap and it's a developed name that applies to your company

The current owner has no clue that your company even exists (they do tons of work for the Gov in IT matters)

Anyway, if a name is nice for a 'small business' owner such a form letter works

If the name is being shopped to a larger company it's a whole different game

So before you shoot out a ton of emails using my example, know what type of buyer you are chasing

End User is the key to getting a decent sum for any name, it's just some end users are way easier to reach

 

[csmaster2005]

let us know how much it goes for!

 

[REX]

This thread is now over

There are multiple end users now making bids, so the sale is going private

There will be no more updates

If you want to make a bid do so privately to the email address in the whois

Thanks