domain Received Offer...need advice

[nametruck]

I received an offer today on a domain name i just bought 2 days ago. Looking for some adivce on wether to accept or counter-offer. It's parked at Sedo.

Domain name: Mobintell.com
Offer: $500.00

 

[Ross]

I received an offer today on a domain name i just bought 2 days ago. Looking for some adivce on wether to accept or counter-offer. It's parked at Sedo.

Domain name: Mobintell.com
Offer: $500.00

First off if i were you i would make your name in this post say Mobin/tell(.)com just so the person buying it can not just do a search and see what we say about this.

Anyways, take it man. I know i would.

 

[wild]

Take the offer. I think it is a good offer.

 

[Jake]

I would take it.

Its not a bad flip. considering you got it yesterday...

And I also dont see it going much further...
:D

Good Luck

-AAE-

 

[Idees]

Definitely take it, that is an extremely high ROI you'll be getting.

 

[nstalk]

Is that Mob intell, Mobi ntell...or Mobin tell ......or what?

and what does it mean?

 

[nametruck]

It's short of Mobile intelligence
Mob intell

 

[Jeff]

Only two days?

I received an offer today on a domain name i just bought 2 days ago. Looking for some adivce on wether to accept or counter-offer. It's parked at Sedo.

Domain name: Mobintell.com
Offer: $500.00

Who is the $500 offer from? :blink: :talk:

Thanks for the assist.
-Jeff

 

[b.a]

My advice is to search google with some parts of email content and research if it is not a scam.

 

[Broker]

Who is the $500 offer from? :blink: :talk:

Thanks for the assist.
-Jeff

Uhmm, maybe the mob :sold:

 

[nametruck]

Thanks every body.

 

[John Doe]

Did you receive offer via Sedo or directly? If via Sedo, I would send to the auction with this offer. Offer is still binding for buyer, so you sell anyway. If directly, then I would take this offer.

Good luck!

 

[johname]

Make sure its not a scam. Did you hand reg it? $500 is a great price for something that was free for anymone to reg a week ago regardless of the name. Grab the $500

 

[Jeff]

Please see above ... need more info! IMHO.

Thanks every body.

^ Huh?

-Jeff

 

[Pommy - The DN Doc]

Agree with John Doe. Auction if poss

 

[AstoundingDesigns]

Definitely send to auction. $500 is amazing for a domain that should sell for $50 to $75 here.

 

[dnb8]

Accept offer and use this cash to buy some nice llll.com's

 

[Devil_Dog]

Send it to auction and potentially lose that buyer since he now has to wait another 7 days. And it's no guarantee that someone else will bid on the name.

so I'd accept the offer if it is, in fact a genuine offer.

 

[John Doe]

Send it to auction and potentially lose that buyer since he now has to wait another 7 days. And it's no guarantee that someone else will bid on the name.

so I'd accept the offer if it is, in fact a genuine offer.

"If your domain does not receive additional bids during the auction period the buyer's initial offer is still binding and wins the auction."

Sedo

 

[scrsteven]

"If your domain does not receive additional bids during the auction period the buyer's initial offer is still binding and wins the auction."

Sedo

In a perfect world, the buyer would still pay. In Sedo's world, that is not the case. I've seen in my own experience about 60% of agreed sales go through with the buyer actually paying up.