domain Expire.com

[wot]

Expire.com is currently on ebay, what do you think it may go for?

50 np's to the closest guess- assuming it sells of course :gl:

 

[wot]

do you own the name wot or are you selling it for someone
it says on ebay that you own it??...

I own it ,why is there a problem?

 

[ezimedia]

HI

I think it won't reach more then 9000$-9500$ and if it does good luck to the seller.

Thanks
Tom Dahne

 

[FusunMedia]

$14,000

 

[johntv]

This is a real nice name, my guess is: USD 27,800.
John.

 

[Genialnames]

it stands at US $7,800.00 , 1hr 48 mins left
that's thrilling!

 

[Joey]

Hmm, I'd say $10,000, :imho:

 

[wot]

Did not sell,only just short of reserve. I tend to think if I had not had to relist thanks to false offer from NP's member then it would have probably sold.

Jeff gets the 50nps

 

[Genialnames]

false offer from NP's member then it would have probably sold.

that would be bad...

If it is near reserve price.... you could give it , aren't the offerers obliged to buy it? They must pay you then, isn't?

But...i read current bid is 10.000!
?????

 

[Jeff]

50 NP$'s received, thanks much! :music:

What was the "Reserve price", by the way? :talk:
Best of Luck.
-Jeff

 

[wot]

50 NP$'s received, thanks much! :music:

What was the "Reserve price", by the way? :talk:
Best of Luck.
-Jeff

$10,500

 

[Genialnames]

10500!

Do you will try again ?

 

[Jeff]

I don't do Ebay at all ... but how does it work when you have a "Reserve" set at, for instance, $10,500 and you wish to accept a bid of, for instance, $10,000 ($500 shy of the "Reserve")?!? :gl:
Does the auction owner have options to reduce the "Reserve" - and thus accept the (just under "Reserve") bid? :talk:

Truly, I don't know who Ebay works ... allowable options, etc.
Thanks for the assist.
-Jeff

 

[stigmata41]

Im not sure if you can drop the reserve price mid auction .. but there is an option for a 2nd chance sale though ebay. If the auction ends and the item is not sold, or if the final bidder does not pay, you can send an offer to the next lowest bidder.

 

[Jeff]

Im not sure if you can drop the reserve price mid auction .. but there is an option for a 2nd chance sale though ebay. If the auction ends and the item is not sold, or if the final bidder does not pay, you can send an offer to the next lowest bidder.

Ah, I see ... so, theoretically, the thread owner here could again offer it to the last bidder (at $10,000) at the conclusion of the auction (since it ended with simply not meeting the "Reserve")? :gl:
That's a pretty cool feature, IMHO.

 

[stigmata41]

Yes it is. I used in once in a situation where the winning bidder didnt pay. I made the offer to the next lowest bidder and completed the transaction. It's a pretty handy feature.

 

[jamminsport16]

how much it sell for?

 

[Jeff]

Yes it is. I used in once in a situation where the winning bidder didnt pay. I made the offer to the next lowest bidder and completed the transaction. It's a pretty handy feature.

That's super sweet ... mebe' I'll sign-up at Ebay one of these days! :p

Thanks kindly, great information here IMHO.
-Jeff

how much it sell for?

Huh?
I won 50 NP$'s! :tu:

 

[lau]

That's super sweet ... mebe' I'll sign-up at Ebay one of these days! :p

Thanks kindly, great information here IMHO.
-Jeff



Huh?
I won 50 NP$'s! :tu:

:hi: ~Wot

This is a very very very.....Nice domain
I'd say $13,000+
Goooooooooooood luck

 

[dewd]

Us $10,000.00

:p

 

[Genialnames]

bids opened again?

I wish you 14.000! (at least)