Scotty205
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Got my second domain sale today! New Orleans + 2 keywords .com for $300.00 to end user. I emailed 28 companies and got a call and closed the deal.
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Recently sold a 2 word Panda related domain for $1,600
was it PeekingPanda.com / BooPanda.com ?
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I totally respect this, there's too many spammers in this industry I've seen NP users openly admit they chase up other sales leads from this thread. I try to build relationships with those who I sell to. I also nearly lost a sale because of a spammer after I shared a deal I closed. The company I sold the name to had some choice words for me after being bombarded with domain offers. Never again.
Geo+keyword+services.com. mid $xxx. Outbound 1 mail sent and the sale was closed, nice.
Acquired via GD closeouts for $5+renewal fee.
What is to stop someone from posting fake sales if the name is not provided?
OK, here is one of my recent sales
xxxxloans.com
Sold for one million dollars.
Without the pertinent info for a sale, this thread is worthless!
If you are worried about spammers, just don't post the sale at all.
Nonsense. There's useful information
Without the name, the related information is not very helpful.
If someone posted the sale of their automobile at a site that posted sales of cars and said - I sold my 1980 xxxx car for $1000.00 and it is blue, and I bought it from someone else 2 years ago for $500.00, what use is this information if we don't know the make or model of the car?
Not very useful!
I went far beyond the simplistic example you've provided. Geo+keyword+services. I posted where I got it, how I sold it and for how much. If you can't gleam useful information from this then like I mentioned, I give up.
But you know what, I'll just keep my sales to myself in future. Tips hat.
That's what I do, and why I will not bother posting partial info.
It doesn't help anyone.
It appears I see value where you don't. Thread has been derailed enough. If you have an issue with the sales being reported I suggest you take it up with the mods.
Recently sold a 2 word Panda related domain for $1,600
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I don't have an issue, not at all, just an opinion.
The mods have already spoken.
They have a suggested template for reporting sales data on this thread.
Here it is, again.
Note where it says (bold required).
Suggested template (bold required):
Domain name: required
Sale venue:
Listing type:
Listing upgrades:
Seller: required
Asking price:
Sale price: required
Purchase venue:
Purchase price:
Details:
I agree, why do you report, if you don`t post the domain?
I mean
Why do you post this? What should I do with this info? Why is it important?
I can say I sold two Chimpanse domains today for $120000 USD.
Mods have already said, if you don`t post domain, don´t post at all.
was it PeekingPanda.com / BooPanda.com ?
I agree, why do you report, if you don`t post the domain?
I mean
Why do you post this? What should I do with this info? Why is it important?
I can say I sold two Chimpanse domains today for $120000 USD.
Mods have already said, if you don`t post domain, don´t post at all.
Let's be honest, why do you post a sale? To show your success, to prove that your selling model works, to share your experience, to post some relevant info to the entire industry and help others to understand what sells at the moment.
Any of these would be completely irrelevant if you don't post the full info about the sale. Majority here don't search the sale backgrounds, but just read the story and make their conclusions. When you post smth like "I sold XXXXXXXX.com for $XXXX, that I bought X time ago for $X. I can't disclose the info because of buyer's privacy" you bring no value to this thread, and your post could be qualified as spam. Plus to this, there is no evidence that the sale occurred.
So, I would advice to post the entire info, or not post at all(if you respect the buyer's privacy)
In answer to your question, I choose not to reveal the full details of the domain as I wish to respect the privacy of my buyer. People should respect that. Oh, and this was a genuine sale, and that's all that really matters to me.
In answer to your question, I choose not to reveal the full details of the domain as I wish to respect the privacy of my buyer. People should respect that. Oh, and this was a genuine sale, and that's all that really matters to me.
Could we end this here please?
That's cool.
We are just saying that more info would be very helpful, and if you can't provide it, or you want to protect your buyer, just don't report the sale at all.
That is all we are saying.![]()