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Rob84

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Hello Pros,

I would like to hear your thoughts about Godaddy auctions like:

-BIN Listings
-Premium Listings
-Make an Offer listings (with or witout BIN)
-Offer received: when to counter? (asap, because he can respond immediately, or wait few days)
-Offer received: push to auction or not?
-Minimum offer?
-$10 -> more offers, but hard to raise the price
-$xxx-$x,xxx -> less offers but end user sales
-Is there any trick to see who was the bidder (like the sedo trick: new sedo account: possible end user, old sedo account+low offer->domainer)
 
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AfternicAfternic
you can try minimum bid $99. it still like cheap. at the end yes you will have one bidder. thats my experience
 
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I have sold two with BIN, that is $900 and $450. Make Offer with BIN will be good.
 
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Do you send comments with the counter offer like thx for the offer, but it is too low or something?
 
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I haven't sent messages in my counter offers before, but I'd be curious to know if others have?

I like providing a BIN while keeping it open to offers as well. This at least gives them an idea on what you're looking for so if they do make an offer, it shouldn't be much off what your BIN is.
 
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