question Buy Now vs Make an Offer ?

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Buy Now vs Make an Offer?

I asked for the domains appraisal, but after I got answers I became more confused than I had been before

"as a name is fine but I think someone is already using that brand"

"if you find an interested person he surely would be ready to pay thousands and even more
I would say put it in "make offer" for some months"

Buy Now or Make an Offer
Which option is best to use?

 

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[GFBK.com]

For me, I try a pricing strategy something similar to the following flow chart:

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Simple and clear. Thanks

 

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[xynames]

I usually set a price once I get a specific price request inquiry on a domain, otherwise leave it at Make Offer with a 599 or so minimum.

 

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Buy Now vs Make an Offer ?​

 

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[PatrickV]

Buy Now plus Make Offer possible also with high enough minimum offer price to avoid low bids.

 

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[magnificentdomains]

I personally like Buy Now with a lease to own option. In a large portfolio you would spend a large amount of time in negotiations on make an offer.

 

[davidc1]

I personally like Buy Now with a lease to own option. In a large portfolio you would spend a large amount of time in negotiations on make an offer.

This way you miss every sales under your BIN
Anyway MO on large portfolio is crazy...
I make a try with BIN+LTO+MO where MO will always be accepted and BINa nd LTO are at 2*MO

 

[magnificentdomains]

This way you miss every sales under your BIN
Anyway MO on large portfolio is crazy...
I make a try with BIN+LTO+MO where MO will always be accepted and BINa nd LTO are at 2*MO

I think you catch sales under your BIN with lease to own. MO can encourage lower offers from buyers who would have simply paid BIN plus you are now sacrificing time in negotiation. But there's a million ways to look at it. Good luck!

 

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[davidc1]

I think you catch sales under your BIN with lease to own. MO can encourage lower offers from buyers who would have simply paid BIN plus you are now sacrificing time in negotiation. But there's a million ways to look at it. Good luck!

Maybe a few catched, but definitely not a lot I think.