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I just put a few domains 4 up on ebay including these 2...

ADDMY.com
ADULTCYBER.com

Within seconds of posting them it seems I received an offer on them. The auction is for 10 days though. Do I let it ride the 10 days or accept his first offer of $200 for the pair. Could be someone in here not sure. Advice fellas? What would you do? My first reaction would be to deny it as I feel addmy.com is a very strong name that someday will bring the dough, adult cyber I could give or take. Any opinions please.
 
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Are there any current bids on the Ebay auction ... and what are the rules as far as accepting offers from outside that listing (assuming this offer is from outside)?
Pardon the ignorance, I don't do Ebay IMHO.
Thanks.
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I have the reserve jacked up so it would take some dough to get those 2 anyway, but if I made an offer outside or here I could close that auction down.
 
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reliablehosters said:
I have the reserve jacked up so it would take some dough to get those 2 anyway, but if I made an offer outside or here I could close that auction down.

Ahhh ... is $200.00 less than your current "Reserve price" (" ... I have the reserve jacked up so it would take some dough to get those 2 anyway")? :gl:
Personally, I'd accept the offer ... but it doesn't sound to me ^^ like you will, IMHO.
Either way, all the best.
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yeah i think I will deny this and kick myself later I guess :lol: It seems the bidder has about 14 or 17 positive marks this month alone at ebay and quite a few from domain buys, has experience I am sure, plus this offer came within seconds of posting. Yes I may regret but I will hold at that price. Thanks for your input RapidBox.
 
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Ummmm ... Okie, but I advised to SELL 'em for $200.00, IMHO. :|

So, the offer is from an Ebay bidder (but outside of the actual auction)?!? :gl:
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Yeah I know you are probably correct, just thanking you for your opinion, yes a bidder from ebay but not a bid a contact seller side deal kinda thing.
 
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Seems Ebay has a lot of "side deals" IMHO ... just be careful! :blink:
All the best.
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A lot of "IMHO"s on this thread so far ;)
Still, might vote for holding off because of "addmy.com" , good potential there, which is why I assume you're holding off (As the "cyber" one is much weaker by comparison).
-Allan
 
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exactly my thinking, the cyber one would probably take a walk for 100, but both for 200 I'm gonna pass for now. Yes this isn't a bad deal since I just picked both up on backorders a week or 2 ago, but I'm stubborn and am not broke at the moment so I will sit on it. The auction was really to test them, still may sell but not for $200.
 
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I think $200 is a good price. I would actually sell
 
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I second. :)
 
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I'd sell too
 
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i'd sell,but make sure you have the payment before closing the auction.
 
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I'd sell, because addmy doesn't, really do anything for me. A domain has value if it has a ring to it, or if it is a commonly used word or a product name. JMO, but 200 bucks sounds like a good deal to me. You might counter with 250 or so, just to eeek out a little more.
 
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RogueWriter said:
I'd sell, because addmy doesn't, really do anything for me. A domain has value if it has a ring to it, or if it is a commonly used word or a product name. JMO, but 200 bucks sounds like a good deal to me. You might counter with 250 or so, just to eeek out a little more.

Exactly what Rogue said!

I dislike addmy.com for some reason :bah:
 
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take the $ and run IMO
best of luck :tu:
 
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Don't take this offer, Take a chance and let it ride or ask for more. If the buyer wants it bad enough he will come again.
 
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<rant>
It is so sad that not a single comment has been made about the ethics of selling 'on the side' and canceling the auction.

I have received many of those 'if you cancel the auction i will pay $$$'. My reply is always that this is a public auction, feel free to place your bid there.

First, I think that you will find that selling 'on the side' is a violation of the Ebay terms. Second, you are not honoring a contract with a third party to use their services. Third, it is plain unethical.

Woops, I am so sorry that I forgot ethics has no place in todays world!!
</rant>
 
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I'd agree to sell it at that price :)
 
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