Sedo Question

[DotCom9]

Hi Guys,

Just two mins back I saw a very good name on Sedo with Seller's price expectation as $300. I've offered the money. I am wondering now, since the seller's expectation has been met now, will the name be mine or he still can quote me a higher price?

Thx.

 

[Earthian]

according to this FAQ on the SEDO site (from the Selling Domains FAQS)

"Asking Price: The price you enter is used as a basis for negotiation. You are not obliged to sell at this price. If you do not enter a price, your domain will be listed as 'Make Offer'. All offers received are passed on to you by email."








therefore even though many sellers sell the domain straight off if the asking price is met , theoritically they are not obliged to since they could have just entered the price as a basis for negotiation according to the above FAQ

usually it is one of these two cases ...

a. the seller wants to sell it pretty quick so he states a rather fair -and sometimes rather low price (read: bargain)-

b. the seller wants to attract buyers (and offers) so he states a price waaaay lower than the one that the domain is worth or the one that he would accept
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[weblord]

the seller can still ask more btw
what you see is not the final price, that's my experience as well before as Im advise to increase my price and they cited one of the reason to be "the sedo cpc earnings are much higher than the price in a given time. blah blah"

 

[Earthian]

by the way , if it is a Fixed Price listing , the seller is obliged to sell it at that price ...

I did not mention it above because you said "Seller's price expectation" ...

if it was fixed it would say "Selling Price: X US$" and only have a "Buy Domain" button (not a "Your Offer:" field)
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