I've received an offer, whether accept it or auction it ?

[westlife1127]

hi, guys .


i recently received an offer on PAYER.ME with $150 , i have no idea whether accepte it or auction it ,


some advises ?


thank you

 

[Sabre]

Accept it. That seems a very decent offer.

 

[lincolndsp]

hi, guys .


i recently received an offer on PAYER.ME with $150 , i have no idea whether accepte it or auction it ,


some advises ?


thank you

I would counter this offer and see what happens. This domain might have interested somebody from France because it's a french word as well, and the market is very strong there.

how much does sedo subtract from a .me domain sale?

 

[jagdotme]

auction it if you need the money.

Good Luck

 

[Len]

I would counter this offer and see what happens. This domain might have interested somebody from France because it's a french word as well, and the market is very strong there.

how much does sedo subtract from a .me domain sale?

As stated this is the french word for 'Pay'.
The english version: 'pay.me' is in my opinion worth a tidy amount so I think you would be selling this very cheaply if you let it go for $150.

Just out of interest where is the buyer from? If the offer is through sedo you will be able to see the country of origin in the "Offers received".

 

[Sull]

Pay.me just sold for over $11K on Sedo (along with Rock.me and Test.me for similar amounts).

http://www.dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm

Just FYI.

 

[dbtbandit67]

a lot of bad domains sell for incredible amounts. it doesnt mean anything. what it proves is that if you're going to buy any domains in bad extensions, make sure they are hyper-premium words. if you're going to buy them. if.

accept that offer asap. i wouldnt think twice on it

 

[bmugford]

Well, there is really no comparison. I don't think there is any correlation between the value of Pay.me and Payer.me. They are not even in the same league IMO.

Still, I would probably hold out for more than $150.

Brad

Pay.me just sold for over $11K on Sedo (along with Rock.me and Test.me for similar amounts).

http://www.dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm

Just FYI.

 

[ripley]

Well, there is really no comparison. I don't think there is any correlation between the value of Pay.me and Payer.me. They are not even in the same league IMO.

They are if you're French. Payer is the unconjugated French verb for "to pay," as mentioned up-thread. Is it worth as much as the English version? That's up for debate, but it's certainly worth more than $150 if the English version sold for $11k.

ripley.

 

[bmugford]

What exactly is the demand for french words in .ME? I have seen virtually no demand for US words in .ME other than the cream of the crop hacks, nevermind a french word.

Brad

They are if you're French. Payer is the unconjugated French verb for "to pay," as mentioned up-thread. Is it worth as much as the English version? That's up for debate, but it's certainly worth more than $150 if the English version sold for $11k.

ripley.

 

[ripley]

What exactly is the demand for french words in .ME? I have seen virtually no demand for US words in .ME other than the cream of the crop hacks, nevermind a french word.

Brad

I know nothing about .ME frankly. My only point is that the word itself is not meaningless.

ripley.

 

[DanB]

Well, there is really no comparison. I don't think there is any correlation between the value of Pay.me and Payer.me. They are not even in the same league IMO.

Still, I would probably hold out for more than $150.

Brad

That's right. Pay.me makes sense as a sentence in English ("Pay me"), but "Payer me" in French doesn't make any sense. I would accept it or send it ot auction to see what happens.

 

[ripley]

That's right. Pay.me makes sense as a sentence in English ("Pay me"), but "Payer me" in French doesn't make any sense. I would accept it or send it ot auction to see what happens.

Well, that's true -- to be a complete facsimile, it'd have to be payer.moi :p I don't think it has to be a complete facsimile to have more value than $150 though. Particularly since many French people are also English-speaking and most would recognize what "me" means. However, if French words in this extension are underperforming then that says something too.

ripley.

 

[lincolndsp]

Well, that's true -- to be a complete facsimile, it'd have to be payer.moi :p I don't think it has to be a complete facsimile to have more value than $150 though. Particularly since many French people are also English-speaking and most would recognize what "me" means. However, if French words in this extension are underperforming then that says something too.

ripley.

I guess someone who knows French would be helpful here :]

but I think that this domain makes sense with .me - there are
237 000 French pages with "me payer" in Google.fr. The French maybe using the different order of words.
But French-speaking NP members can tell us for sure :bah:

 

[ripley]

I guess someone who knows French would be helpful here :]

but I think that this domain makes sense with .me - there are
237 000 French pages with "me payer" in Google.fr. The French maybe using the different order of words.
But French-speaking NP members can tell us for sure :bah:

"Me" does have a proper use in French... In that construction the use of "me" is correct -- "me payer" would mean "to pay me." It's considered a reflexive verb, where some action is reflected back upon yourself. For instance, things like Je me lave ("I wash myself"). I don't think it would be grammatically correct to reverse it (like payer me -- instead you'd use a conjugant like payez-moi ("you pay me").

College French coming back to me. :lol:

ripley.

 

[tetrapak]

Sell Sell Sell.

 

[htmlindex]

I would definately accept that offer ASAP!

 

[Traveler]

I would take it, walk away and be glad you made a profit.

 

[corgi]

Take it.


Payer.me is a stupid name, be glad a buyer approached you.

 

[westlife1127]

thank you , all guys.

regardless that it means "to pay"in french or a "payer" in english , i am very pleased to have it reged .

now, it is not important whether it ecactly means, because your suggestions are the most valueble for me .

thank you ripley
thank everyone.