offers What is the highest offer you've rejected?

[atinc]

I thought it would be interesting to see offers that nP users turn downed in their domaining journey.

Let's share the amount of offer, and the domain name.

Let us know if you regret your decision?

For example:

This year I received a $2500 offer for Beverage.Catering by an enduser from U.K, but I've turned it down and I don't regret it.

 

[LamsuanlunT]

$200 for microtech dot io. It’s here at NP only and buyer insisted I transfer the domain first. Anyway I didn’t feel good to let go at that price.

 

[vanvinh]

what niche?

I already sold it .
The niche
Associations/Resources/Organizations/Finance/Executive Branch/Government/Regulators/United States/ Fraud and Misconduct/ Exchange Commission

 

[weblord]

like in 1999 sikat.ph received an offer of P300,000 that's U.S.$5,602 i thought i could manage it myself but it just expired and came to a close. i always said when i remember this offer, i should have taken the offer.

 

[HODLJESUS]

Rejected $5000 on cryptonewsfeed.com, no regrets at all

 

[dhyane]

What if you never sell it? Just because you received an offer doesn't mean another one will come again. I offered to buy a domain name from a guy 15 years ago and he turned down my offer which was more than fair. Guess what? He's still trying to sell that domain and even sent me an email the other day asking if I'm still interested which I'm not. Never think you're the only game in town.

It's true for the fair offers.

 

[frank-germany]

What if you never sell it? Just because you received an offer doesn't mean another one will come again. I offered to buy a domain name from a guy 15 years ago and he turned down my offer which was more than fair. Guess what? He's still trying to sell that domain and even sent me an email the other day asking if I'm still interested which I'm not. Never think you're the only game in town.

so he will keep it

 

[jideofor]

The important thing is know what offer to turn down and what not to turn down. very important.

 

[lock]

15k But it was a developed site and a traffic farm not long after things changed so wish I took it up. (adult)

 

[lock]

This year i knocked back 1k for a casino domain.

 

[Kamaldeen]

I have just turned down $235 offer on
readeen /king
But am still doubting if it is a good decision.
In the coming months will definitely know if I was wrong

 

[NYJimbo]

I have just turned down $235 offer on
readeen /king
But am still doubting if it is a good decision.
In the coming months will definitely know if I was wrong

Depends on hold time. If short then it might be a good idea. But if you have been sitting on this name for a long time, well.....

 

[alcy]

$500,000 turned down as my asking price was $505,000 to cover escrow fees. Now selling that domain for $5000 on Namepros, highest offer so far $90.

that doesn't sound so great.

what made you decide to go from 500k to 5k in price?

 

[Haykay2005]

rejected $470k

 

[rentmynames]

You can see it in the signature.

 

[DomainBarracksRob]

i think icom

It’s that or daddys


I’m actually leaning towards the second

 

[Premiums]

$500 for a .org....
country domain...

 

[DomainBarracksRob]

well we are at it my highest to date is $1,000 via Efty and Im throwing in the $800 on sedo due to the fact it's on the same name....... a personal favorite

Holocade.com

 

[DomainBarracksRob]

$470k offer was about 2 yrs ago. A little more than a yr ago, I also rejected another $400k+ . I still receive 6-figures offers occasionally.

That's awesome congrats mate! Your sure to do well with it then, guessing it was not a cheap acquisition...

Have you done any outbound on it?..reason I ask.. that kind of name you can almost pin - point the top Chinese ender-users that it would apply to. Given only they will have the kinda cash and reason to make the purchase in the figure you seek .

(alibaba is the first that comes to mind, if they bought it and redirect, they'd sell out their entire entertainment section lol )

 

[Domaineer1]

Was offered $7k for L/o/n/d/o/n/c/com in 2013. I rejected.

2 days before $100 for S/t/a/k/e/C/a/s/i/n/o/com countered with $35k

A month ago Rejected $1000 offer for both C/r/y/p/t/o/c/i/a/com and C/r/y/p/t/o/S/u/p/p/l/i/e/r/com

Many others i don't remember.

How did the person find the L/o/n/d/o/n/c/com domain and contact you?

 

[Domaineer1]

Turned down 10k and 25k on this domain (e/v/a/n/s/c/u/s/t/o/m) .com.

How did the buyer know about your domain?

 

[Haykay2005]

What is the meaning of this name?? How is it premium and what is your expectation from it??

I will really appreciate your response.

Thanks

I can see some endusers will longer and crap domains. I guess $25k is a good deal though

 

[Sumeeth]

B/l/o/c/k/C/h/a/i/n/D/i/g/i/t/a/l/A/s/s/e/t.com for $250$r! rejectedit, what do you say the best price? Should have I accepted it? I am looking for xxxx atleast so rejected it!

 

[TheDomainsGroup]

do you think it was a good move? do you mind sharing the name? Curious as my portfolio consists of some significant casino names at the moment.

This year i knocked back 1k for a casino domain.

 

[afako]

Turned down offer of $535 on LoanLondon.com

 

[learie]

$50k
uWon.com
Through Uniregistry.com

Are you saying you turn down such a figure???