debate HAHAHA Domainers Are So Foolish

[larryscott2559]

...Only the inexperienced ones. I purposely add domains to my cart that a domainer own, and go through the entire buy process but don't pay. Then I'll check a week later and usually the domain goes from a Buy it Now price to a Make An Offer listing or 10x increase in value. And its funny because I know for a fact no one will make an offer or buy it. It never fails though. I've done the same with experienced domainers with premium exact match 1 word or 2 word .com domains and their listing is still the same price. That's how you spot an amateur domainer.

Playing Chess With Me Is Not A Game You Will Win.

 

[BRANDERX]

just another obnoxious nP member, we're seeing more of those recently.

Ignore

 

[MapleDots]

...Only the inexperienced ones. I purposely add domains to my cart that a domainer own, and go through the entire buy process but don't pay. Then I'll check a week later and usually the domain goes from a Buy it Now price to a Make An Offer listing or 10x increase in value. And its funny because I know for a fact no one will make an offer or buy it. It never fails though. I've done the same with experienced domainers with premium exact match 1 word or 2 word .com domains and their listing is still the same price. That's how you spot an amateur domainer.

Playing Chess With Me Is Not A Game You Will Win.

In the world of domaining your opinion is irrelevant and so are your games. So what, you're going to do this to how many domains for sale? I hate to inform you but you could sit from now until you're 90 and you would not make a dent with your shenanigans. There are millions of domains for sale, and the few domains you pretended to buy are an insignificant drop in the bucket.

Obviously you got your feelings hurt because you were not successful at domaining, that is no reason to sabotage someone else's business. So be careful what you say, and do, because this forum has some pretty resourceful people, and you WILL be outed. Trust me it's pretty easy to put things together and if you motivate people with idiotic behavior then you will be treated in the same manner.

Calm down, be respectful and contribute to the community in a positive manner.

 

[PeakDots]

I recently had an offer for a name on undeveloped. I accepted the offer,but when undeveloped team sent payment reminder to the buyer they got cocky and said that they will pay when they're ready and on their terms, not undeveloped's terms.
Why submit an offer if you are not ready to pay the agreed price?
This thread just refueled the frustration.
It's childish,unprofessional,and a waste of time to do such things imo.

 

[xynames]

I imagine OP wanted to buy a domain and failed to buy it due to the asking price‘s being increased or not coming down to what he wanted to pay ended up resentful and is now taking it out on all domainers.

Like a guy who is spurned by one woman now hates all of them becomes a misogynist.

In either case not a sound psychological response.

 

[namemarket]

.....And as a buyer I don't have time for you idiots thinking your domain name increased in value ten fold because I inquired about it......

For me, a reason for possible asking price increases after a minimum offer or inquiry is not just because someone wants the name but based on opportunities to evaluate estimated value by freshly looking at stats, google trends report, comps, traffic, appraisals, if taken in other extensions and researching buyer if possible.

That's stuff I probably did not do before, maybe because I assigned the same prices in bulk without spending vast amounts of time pricing 100s of individual domains.

 

[Keral_Patel]

Those domainers are not stupid but I guess those were good names and you were trying to lowball them by finding good deals.

Happens to me all the time.

The reason is I don't remember on what marketplace I submitted my domain names back in 2005 or so.

Currently according to 2019 trends the price is definitely going to increase.

 

[artstar]

yea the op is not too bright