LLL.com 200 euro

[epasaport]

https://sedo.com/search/details.php4?domain=hxq.com&tracked=&partnerid=&language=e

this domain in sedo , seller's price expectation is 200 euro I dont think he will sell for this price , he may tries to raise up bid offers

 

[Sameh]

Previous Offers for this Domain: 12
And now 13


I think he is just using it to entertain "lame" offers then he will counter.

Bad Business :imho:

 

[-REECE-]

Yep. I explained the "idea" behind this a few weeks back in Domain Discussion. Placing a low expected price gets him more offers which in turn makes his domain appear to be more popular, which may in turn influence what offers he may get in the future from an interested party. He'll also get more traffic to the listing (from people making offers and from in general because many people search from cheapest to most expensive) which will again make his domain appear more desirable. Gaming the system? I think so.

Another possible benefit... If the domainer was interested in starting an auction on Sedo, placing a min price expectation of 200 EUR on an LLL.com is a pretty good way to make your auction end on whatever day you want (just pick and choose from all the offers).

Previous Offers for this Domain: 12
And now 13


I think he is just using it to entertain "lame" offers. Bad Business :imho:

 

[italiandragon]

Yep. I explained the "idea" behind this a few weeks back in Domain Discussion. Placing a low expected price gets him more offers which in turn makes his domain appear to be more popular, which may in turn influence what offers he may get in the future from an interested party. He'll also get more traffic to the listing (from people making offers and from in general because many people search from cheapest to most expensive) which will again make his domain appear more desirable. Gaming the system? I think so.

Another possible benefit... If the domainer was interested in starting an auction on Sedo, placing a min price expectation of 200 EUR on an LLL.com is a pretty good way to make your auction end on whatever day you want (just pick and choose from all the offers).

uhmmmm that`s clever, I`ll do the same when and if I`ll sell mine :tu:

 

[epasaport]

Yep. I explained the "idea" behind this a few weeks back in Domain Discussion. Placing a low expected price gets him more offers which in turn makes his domain appear to be more popular, which may in turn influence what offers he may get in the future from an interested party. He'll also get more traffic to the listing (from people making offers and from in general because many people search from cheapest to most expensive) which will again make his domain appear more desirable. Gaming the system? I think so.

Another possible benefit... If the domainer was interested in starting an auction on Sedo, placing a min price expectation of 200 EUR on an LLL.com is a pretty good way to make your auction end on whatever day you want (just pick and choose from all the offers).

it is risky, if make a mistake you place it buy now somebody buys it immediately ,I dont know do you have right to cancel ,

 

[mvl]

Yep. I explained the "idea" behind this a few weeks back in Domain Discussion. Placing a low expected price gets him more offers which in turn makes his domain appear to be more popular, which may in turn influence what offers he may get in the future from an interested party.

Or even beter: use a low expected price to collect a number of offers. After a while remove the low expected price and enter a really high minimum price. This makes it look like some people have actually bid the really high minimum price, so the domain must be worth it.

 

[deleted984054565403]

This happens very often on Sedo. Give it a day or two and we'll have a nice auction.

 

[-REECE-]

Yeah lol.

I've seen a few so-so domains with XX,XXX min bid requirement having 10+ offers on them. Makes you wonder sometimes

Or even beter: use a low expected price to collect a number of offers. After a while remove the low expected price and enter a really high minimum price. This makes it look like some people have actually bid the really high minimum price, so the domain must be worth it.

I almost forgot about another benefit... When you start an auction on Sedo, it sends out emails to people who've "previously expressed interest" in your domain. So having 10+ offers on it has the potential to start bidding wars.

 

[Kate]

As a buyer I think I am wasting my time. Often the offers submitted via sedo are ignored. And since I don't like to lowball I offer more than $200

 

[-REECE-]

Offering under $6k on an LLL.com is a waste of time and will never almost never (cough... iREIT) materialize into a sale. I wouldn't doubt you could get a bad one @ 6 if you found someone who needed cash and wanted to sell in a hurry...

As a buyer I think I am wasting my time. Often the offers submitted via sedo are ignored. And since I don't like to lowball I offer more than $200