discuss Inquiry by company claiming to have a TM. They don't. Why lie?

[mr-x]

Received and inquiry on a domain I've held for 20 years; a common term for a popular vertical. Dozen+ companies have longer / versions of this domain.

Inquiry looks legit. Someone registered the name in matching ccTld a few weeks ago. But why lie about owning a TM when it's so easy to check? It destroys your credibility right up front.

I'd really like to sell the name but instead of getting a price, they'll get no response.

 

[artstar]

play their game and see where it goes. just because u know they dont own the tm gives u the high ground . ask for alot more for it and see what happens. dont play their game play yours!!

 

[offthehandle]

This is the issue with email. You’ve never heard the term “Buyers are Liars”? Lol. Spent 30 years dealing with such nonsense, and with the latest younger generation it appears to be getting worse as nobody wants to pick up and call on the phone.

 

[mr-x]

This is the issue with email. You’ve never heard the term “Buyers are Liars”? Lol. Spent 30 years dealing with such nonsense, and with the latest younger generation it appears to be getting worse as nobody wants to pick up and call on the phone.

To be fair, they are in a different timezone. I've probably heard that before and forgot

 

[mr-x]

play their game and see where it goes. just because u know they dont own the tm gives u the high ground . ask for alot more for it and see what happens. dont play their game play yours!!

Normally I'd send a quote but don't see it going anywhere. If serious they'll ask again.