domain Just got a price request on a domain from a 3rd party

[DnPresident]

what should I reply as a price, It doesn't mean a whole lot to me but I will renew it every year until I sell it.

The 3rd party got the request from someone else, who? I have no idea who the original request to the 3rd party was from.

Just got the request tonight at approx 7:15 Pm Eastern

Here's a link to the source of info about the product I put below if anyone wants to look at it....

http://74.125.45.104/search?q=cache...ypes+of+ham+city+ham&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=4&gl=us

There are two basic types of ham: city ham and country ham. City hams, also known as wet-cured, are by far the most common hams, the type typically sold in supermarkets. City hams are cured in a solution of salt, water, preservatives (usually including nitrites and nitrates), and various sweet or savory flavorings. Many city hams are also smoked over hardwoods, such as hickory or maple. What you want in a city ham is a whole or half ham, with the bone in. Beyond that, which city ham you choose is a matter of taste.

The Name is ~ CityHam Dot Com ~ Hand reg about 1 year ago and I think all other extensions are available.

I also have the plural but that's not what was asked about.

 

[Unknown]

MMMM, tasty domains

Give them a price you feel is right. I would say its worth mid-high $xxx but since they contacted you, I'm pretty sure they're willing to shell out more, so go into the $xxxx.

 

[DnPresident]

Thanks, rep added for your time.......Still haven't sent a price, I'll send one in the next hour or so.

 

[scarecrow]

try to do a background check of their company....was it sent from a personal domain.....place an offer accordingly, dont want to scare them away or maybe you can squeeze out something more, or hang onto it for that matter, good luck with the name!

 

[Traveler]

I think you have a nice name, the search numbers are not high but it is the exact keyword match in the best extension. Looks like this is going to an end user so low $x,xxx does not seem out of the question, but who knows how much the third party is trying to make from the sale.

 

[DnPresident]

try to do a background check of their company....was it sent from a personal domain.....place an offer accordingly, dont want to scare them away or maybe you can squeeze out something more, or hang onto it for that matter, good luck with the name!

The company I got the request from is a solid company...Not sure what you mean by -was it sent from a personal domain?