domain Offer made on ChargeCard(s).cc Thoughts?!

[Lyte]

Howdy all!

I got an email from some dude expressing interest in buying Chargecard(s).cc (yes, the singular and the plural) but I'm not sure what to counter offer, if I do decide to sell them.

I asked him to offer up the first price for which he asked for stats. I was honest to say that within the last 3 - 4 months of development (yeah, I'm slow) I've only made $160 in commissions and that I get 200 - 350 uniques per month.

His offer was $750 which I think it rather low. I mean, yeah it's not making huge amounts of dough, nor is it getting tons of hit but I think that's due to my own inexperience and lack of time to market the site properly. On the other hand... it's pretty darn developed! I mean, there isn't much more one could add to it... is there???

SO... having said all that... what do y'all think these domains (both), pages and all that coding (time & effort) is worth???

Many thanks in advance!

Lyte

EDIT: Adding link for easier viewing... ChargeCards.cc

 

[Chris]

Hi Lyte,

You have developed a VERY nice website with the name. If you spent 3-4 months on the development of it then I'd consider $750 to be a slap in the face. I personally wouldn't let it go for under the low $x,xxx range as it has alot of potential to earn some very nice commissions with a lot of dedication and a strong marketing strategy. I'd hang on to it before I let it go for that kind of price IMHO. :gl:

I wish you the very best with whatever you decide!

All the Best,
Chris

 

[goggleyedcom]

ChargeCard/s

Hi Lyte,

I concure with Chris..Nice site..Nice Names/Extension..mid

$x,xxx IMO

Hope it goes well for you, I am interested to know.

Mark

 

[Jennifer]

I would accept no less than $3,250

Great work!

Much Success-
Jennifer

 

[Lyte]

Thanks for all your responses! Anyone else??

AND, how do y'all think I should respond to this guy?? Should I just double what y'all suggest... like, ask for $6K or $8K and hope he comes down somewhere in the middle??

Please advise! :tu:

Lyte

 

[Ben42]

I dunno...the .cc doesn't seem to be catching on too well.

If your making $60/mo a decent starting bid is $720. (which he beat btw)

Factor in your time and that the name is great for the extension.

I think a price of $1000-$1200 would be fair for both parties. IMHO

Counter with $1250 if you really want to sell. Otherwise just hold on to it if you don't need the money and see if the .cc gets more popular.

Even with 200-300 uniques/mo throw Google ads on there man! Credit card keywords are great. I think you can double the sites earnings at least that way.

 

[floatingworld]

I dunno...the .cc doesn't seem to be catching on too well.

If your making $60/mo a decent starting bid is $720. (which he beat btw)

Factor in your time and that the name is great for the extension.

I think a price of $1000-$1200 would be fair for both parties. IMHO

Counter with $1250 if you really want to sell. Otherwise just hold on to it if you don't need the money and see if the .cc gets more popular.

Even with 200-300 uniques/mo throw Google ads on there man! Credit card keywords are great. I think you can double the sites earnings at least that way.

an eminently sensible pricing strategy to be contrasted with some of the alternative wild thrashings....

 

[1rrr1]

I think that it is a decent offer to start off. You should put some google ads on. It will match the site and you will definitely get a lot of clicks from all that traffic.

Seeing this site makes me want to develop check.cc and contract.cc!

 

[Ben42]

alternative wild thrashings....

Never leave these out...cuz ya just never know! :D

For a wild thrashing let the interested party know your going to put Google on there if he doesn't meet your price. That may make them sweat a bit if it was their idea too.

 

[stingrae]

Counter high!

You haven't had the site reach its full potential. As others suggest, put google up on your site and watch the monthly revenue grow.

let that run for a quarter and then you will have concrete value to sell.

I think you have done great here