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SpamZapper.net

I have recieved an email of a potential buyer... The email he sent me was as follows:
"I am interested in purchasing SpamZapper.net for a fair price. If you
are interested in selling of course."

I emailed him back asking what he thought a fail price would be.

So now waiting his response I would like to know what you think I should let it go for. What kind of price should be the lowest I let it go for?

Thanks in advance!
Ryan amos
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It depends who they are, I myself would let it go @ $50 seeing as many ext. are available.
 
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It looks like he owns a few other developed sites. Possibly has some money too. He sells some anti-virus software that he probably developed on one of his sites. Another site he offers live stats. So, I'm not sure?
 
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I'd sit on it and see how he replies, he might come back with a sweet offer :)
 
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Say if he does come back with a sweet offer... I know most people always say a bit less than they are willing to pay. Should I reply back with an offer just a bit more than he offered?
 
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Always a "plus" when the lead contacts you direct...
that always makes one feel real good!

I like the name myself.. although a .net..
Zapper is clever, and catchy..

Yes.. by all means, await his reply with his idea of a "fair" offer.
Keep us posted.. and goodluck!
 
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He responded with this email:

"Hello again,

Well I am looking to develop some anti-spam software and SpamZapper is
one of the names that came up. However, I am not looking to spend too
much money to get up and running so let me throw out a number and if it
is well under your radar, then that's OK. I was looking to spend around
$50 for the domain. If you are laughing at this point, then I don't
think that I can meet your expectations. If you are thinking about it,
then let's bargain."

He's expecting me to bargain, so what should I counter offer for?

Do you think $100 is too much or too little?
 
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i think he'll go for 75..
start at 100
 
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I'm going to wait until I get at least 3 suggestions before I email him back... Anyone else have a suggestion?
 
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Not sure what you paid for the name but $75 to me wouldnt be all that bad based on reg fee purchase. You could go $100, I think he would come back with $75, I would.

Its up to you really, is $75 good for you or do you wanna go for the $100, he might not counter offer and accept, who knows what he is actually willing to pay. It is a .net so that is also a factor.
 
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I'm willing to let it got for $25, I just want to get the most I can out of it. Looks like a counter offer of $75 is my best bet?
 
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We came to an agreement of $80.
 
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$80 is good.

I arrived to this thread a little too late (story of my life). When he e-mailed you with what you thought was a fair offer the first figure that came to mine was $125, knowing that through negotiating you might be happy with a final sale price of $100. I wasn't far off.

Nice job,
ST
 
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Originally posted by WhSox21
We came to an agreement of $80.

Congrats I say you got the better of the deal..
 
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Congrats! This should bring some encouragement to all. :)
 
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Congrats! I was thinking you should ask for $100 and settle for $75. You got $80. :)
 
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Nice sale :) Congrats!
 
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