domains Mike Berkens Turns Down What Would Be the Biggest Reported 6N.com of all time

[equity78]

Big cahoneys on that Mike Berkens, he tweeted out that he turned down $35,000 for 667777.com. He tweeted out that he ... http://www.domaincrunch.com/mike-be...d-be-the-biggest-reported-6n-com-of-all-time/

 

[theSun]

I would have took it without hesitation. He will forever regret.

 

[mirul]

Wowww, if i'm the owner... I'll take the offer (and run) :P

 

[Asfas1000]

Berkens hopes the buyer will return with double that offer (so he can say no once more LOL) ...I wonder who that buyer may be..

 

[DnEbook]

Get a pretty decent 4N for that amount .....ummm ???

 

[Abdillahi Abdillahi]

That is decent amount of money. When you can reject such offer, you are either expecting much much higher offer, or simply you are too loaded lol.

 

[doubleU]

Maybe he knows who the buyer is and has discovered that more bucks can be got ...

 

[Nazz]

There are certain reasons behind his decision to which he only knows. This is Mike Berkens, not your average domainer.

 

[domeen]

Thats madness

 

[GravityEleven]

nope, he is just patient and knows the value will only rise in weeks, months and years from now.. it's all about the pattern here.. who knows how many more strong patterns he has besides 667777 ? if not that many, then better hold on to them for now..

 

[nomen]

Not saying he doesn't know what he's doing but still crazy...

 

[silentg]

If This sale had happened. The sale would've raised the price for shorter numeric domains.

 

[Broker_Mike_Mc]

Wise decision by Mike; discipline, staying power and patience are the key to long term success. The availability of patterned premium numerics is finite. Prices will rise and patience will serve him well on this deal.

 

[hookbox]

This market is so easily manipulated by just a few strategic moves. He PUBLICLY rejects the highest price in history of any 6N and what do you think happens to the value of his other 6Ns? Pretty easy to figure out.

 

[NPer]

Maybe he knows who the buyer is and has discovered that more bucks can be got ...

I don't think he judges the buyer's ability to more based on their financial background.

I believe he has a set price for any buyer.

 

[mitok]

I respect Mike, but he should accept this offer and purchase two undervalued 4N.com which he could easily resell for $50k. I don't think he will get $50k for 667777.com, at least not soon.

 

[nothere]

The person that offered $35K for it probably has a few more thousands under his mattress.

 

[joro001]

Mike is one of the most successful domainers out there in the industry.

He turned the offer down because he feels the market goes higher from here and frankly he can afford to wait for the prospect to either counter in the future with a bigger offer or for someone else to come along and pay what he's looking for. 27188.com sold for $20k (yes I know it's a 5N but other good 6N's have been selling well at auction as well e.g. 666635.com for over $4k yesterday) at godaddy just days ago.

5n and recently even good 6n's are flying.
For what it's worth I think he made the right choice and we move up from here for 6N.

 

[hookbox]

This market was born by American domain investors. They are the ones gobbling up all this junk. Hype, Hype, Hype! Manipulation at it's finest. This bubble will burst.

 

[joro001]

@hookbox - Let's see!