This could be fun: Take care of seller's remorse here!

[jacal1]

I thought it might be fun to explore any seller's remorse here: Did you ever sell a domain and immediately think you could have received far more and wish you could have it back? Post the domain and the selling price and maybe we can give honest feedback - "good sale", "you got robbed", etc.

 

[moped]

Guestart.com

A few years ago I let Guestart.com expire because I didn't think it was worth anything, now its a cool website

 

[deleted984054565403]

Back when I first joined, I did a bunch of searches for short .INFO domains, since the registration rates in NP$ were very low. I sold them weekly at Live Auctions, and if I would have held on to them for a year or so, I'd have a slightly fuller PayPal account.

(One of these was noted dot info, which would fetch more than the $200 NP or so I made for it :lol

 

[Spade]

How about SimplePark<dot>com - recently sold for $1250

Im sure I couldve gotten more, but believe it or not, negotiations spanned a few months.

Justin

 

[Jammer]

just too many to list.

 

[jacal1]

Hey Justin - that's probably right on - really nice name but it could have been one of those nice ones that seems to sit in the stable and never sell.

Jammer - no kidding - each month when I read dnjournal I hold my breath waiting to see something I sold a year ago for xxx sell for xx,xxx!!

 

[ehoez.com]

yup, i sold a low $x,xxx for wayy to little..

 

[Ronald Regging]

I sold a domain for $40 that I hand registered. The guy who bought it off of me sold it for $100 within days. A few months later, the "term" went HUGE in the news and the guy holding it probably made $xxx - $x,xxx a month in parking revenue.

 

[champ_rock]

H o m e i n p r o v e n c e .com created since 1999 sold for 165$. i think i could have got more if i had not been desperate and had not mentioned this asking price which was immediately agreed upon by the buyer

 

[jacal1]

Here's mine: nano-tech in .co.uk. Hyphen and less valuable ext than .com, but huge potential I think. Was very high xxx enough?

 

[camille7_7]

this guy really wanted this domain so i sold it to him for what he wanted minus 25 dollars...hell that was a hand reg for me.......i should of stuck with 500 he saw it for sale for.....but i actually felt bad he was paying that much for that name.

green-back.com


-Thank you for your time.
-Aaron

 

[Napkin.com]

My sister owns a salon/day spa and we had

SkinTX.com (TX is treatment)
and
SkinRX.com (RX is prescription)

and we LET THEM EXPIRE!!!

NOW, 2 popular products are on the market with those names for
the products!

DOH!

SO, not sellers remorse...
more like

"idiot let them expire"... remorse

 

[jacal1]

To be honest...skinrx - ouch that you let it go! Rep given for the honest post!

 

[Name Trader]

I was selling a whole bunch of LLLL.com about 4 months ago. IIRC, I sold ucur.com for $105 and before I could transfer it, had an offer on Afternic for $1375 (or there abouts).

 

[lzy]

I was selling a whole bunch of LLLL.com about 4 months ago. IIRC, I sold ucur.com for $105 and before I could transfer it, had an offer on Afternic for $1375 (or there abouts).

Ouch. But good on you for following through with the deal. :great:

 

[diddie]

for me its in the other way, i turned down a $1K offer on a co.in name, i should have taken the money..

 

[elimam]

i received an offer of $300 for verified (.) us which i declined. 3 months later the guy who sent me the offer picked it up at reg fee.
it was with registerfly, they charged me for the renewal fee, but they failed to renew it

 

[AussieDomainer]

i received an offer of $300 for verified (.) us which i declined. 3 months later the guy who sent me the offer picked it up at reg fee.
it was with registerfly, they charged me for the renewal fee, but they failed to renew it

Ouch! :td: I bet there's a few of those stories about RegisterFly around. Am glad they've finally been shut down.

 

[Name Trader]

They're not shut down.

 

[RJ]

Sold L6.com for $2200 :td: