domain Offer received - need your help

[eggymusic]

received offer of $100 on sedo for hykoo [dot] com

what should i do? Please help...

 

[tonyfloyd]

keep it.....id hold

 

[-Raja-]

what does 'hykoo' mean??

 

[nicedomains]

Looks like a typo for the form of poetry "haiku". Personally, I would make a counter offer for $250 or so. Honestly, IMO $100 is not a bad price for the domain.

 

[weblord]

can you still up the price a little bit? like U.S.$150 is a good price

 

[tonyfloyd]

what does 'hykoo' mean??

what did/does "google" mean?

Looks like a typo for the form of poetry "haiku". Personally, I would make a counter offer for $250 or so. Honestly, IMO $100 is not a bad price for the domain.

$100 is not bad price?...based on what?...has owner done any research on to who buyer might be??.....u never know if some big corporate company is coming at u like a little old lady...wanting to offer you $100 ...

if its brandable....and its pronounceable....i hold on.....unless u really need the $100...

 

[-Raja-]

I agree with nicedomains here, $100 is not a Bad price for this one.


http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2005/05/meaning-of-google-googol-1-followed-by-100-zeros/

what did/does "google" mean?

Good Luck with the Sale!

 

[nicedomains]

if its brandable....and its pronounceable....i hold on.....unless u really need the $100...

And for those who own hundreds of LLLLL pronounceable brandable .coms? Just sit on them and wait for someone to come along and offer thousands for it.? After renewing them for years you may break even.. I see nothing very special about this domain. These LLLLL's aren't very liquid so the only real $ from them can be made from end users.

I am not saying that you shouldn't do your homework and try to find out who is making the offer, etc.. I would be happy selling this particular domain for $100, there are plenty other quality domains you can buy for this amount of money that have much more potential. Just my .02

 

[JoshuaPz]

I agree with nicedomains. Counter-offer with $250-$300 and sell if the buyer agree to a sale of $150 or more. Personally I like the name a lot because it's an excellent name for a haiku fan site, and there are a ton of websites containing haiku repositories out there. I'd pay at least $75 for it.

 

[rocka]

There seems to be interest in the domain.. I'd counter-offer like some people said before.. or send it to auction.
Good luck with it!

 

[domaino]

received offer of $100 on sedo for hykoo [dot] com

what should i do? Please help...

Only you can make that decision.

The offer represents a good deal for the seller, IMO.

 

[bmugford]

There are 11.8M LLLLL.com, which presents an almost endless supply of "Brandable" names. I think the offer is fair for this domain. I would counter with about $200.

 

[eggymusic]

thanks for all the input you gave me...reps added for all of you..

I did some research on this name and name appears to be upcoming new australian hip-hop/r&b band/artist name..luck me... :wave:

 

[tonyfloyd]

thanks for all the input you gave me...reps added for all of you..

I did some research on this name and name appears to be upcoming new australian hip-hop/r&b band/artist name..luck me... :wave:

there u go.......and they are probably the ones trying to buy from you.....so.....now do u sell for $100?????........i doubt it......good luck!

 

[mibworld]

Unless you know for sure that the initial offer came from a big company, I would counter with 300 to 500, and leave the door open for negotiation. Good luck

 

[tonyfloyd]

dont counter.......silence is golden!!.....unless you really need the $100-$200....

 

[Toni]

sedo offer?? push it to auction see what happens. 100 aint bad imo

 

[johname]

Unless you know for sure that the initial offer came from a big company, I would counter with 300 to 500, and leave the door open for negotiation. Good luck

300 to 500 is a good counter on this in my opinion. This name is not a bad long term hold so i really dont think i would sell it for 100 let alone give sedo a comision on that

 

[coolmonikers]

Interesting discussion. But I don't feel convinced that a serious haiku site would go for it, as it simply isn't the romaji version of the word. Japanese words are rendered into roman letters very specifically, and hykoo simply isn't haiku.

I'd hold onto it though, cos I think it is brandable.

 

[Epic]

I'd counter with $180 and hope it sells. Good luck!