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.

 

[Haykay2005]

You can see it in the signature.

Which of them

 

[alcy]

Which of them

bigsale
haha
jk

 

[ajenipa]

Which of them

i think icom

 

[DomainBarracksRob]

i think icom

It’s that or daddys


I’m actually leaning towards the second

 

[Premiums]

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

 

[rentmynames]

It’s a Chinese domain.
YULE
Meaning: entertainment ( game online, movies, music, books, etc)

 

[DomainBarracksRob]

It’s a Chinese domain.
YULE
Meaning: entertainment ( game online, movies, music, books, etc)

wow 97 offers on SEDO..ok I learned something thank you there is much more to 4Ls than just English .

How long have you owned this one? How long ago was the 470k offer?

 

[rentmynames]

$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.

wow 97 offers on SEDO..ok I learned something thank you there is much more to 4Ls than just English .

How long have you owned this one? How long ago was the 470k offer?

 

[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?

 

[namezest]

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

 

[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?

 

[TERADOMAIN]

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

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

 

[BRANDERX]

try searching the name, you'll probably figure it out..

 

[Ayananta Chakraborty]

I didn't get any offer to reject

 

[TrueDN]

lot of 20 offers at GD :P

 

[Al Marri]

I got some Offers , one them i rejected in the same time $xx,xxx for ".company" extension .

 

[RJ Russell]

A well known brokerage reached out to me a few years ago about a buyer they had who wanted one word dot coms. They had Stuffed.com on their list and approached me with a $30,000 offer. I thought it was worth more at the time so we ultimately did not close the deal. I wouldn't say that I regret that decision, but if I had the same offer today then I would accept it. I turned down a separate $10,000 offer for it this year. It remains one of the highest traffic and revenue names in my portfolio.

During the same discussion the same brokerage asked me about any other one word dot coms I had. I told them about Squats.com and they offered me $20,000 for it, but I declined that as well. Just in the last month I have declined a $15,000 offer and a $10,000 offer for that name from different prospects. I think $20,000 is a bare minimum for it yet I think it is worth even more than that. No regrets there.

I have another eight letter dot com that I turned down a $25,000 offer on. I still own it and I think it is worth much more. It is in a far more stable (and growing) niche than crypto so when I see BitcoinWallet.com sell for $250,000 I don't see why this particular name would not be in a similar range. There is some regret here, but I was hoping to get this prospect a little higher.

I have recently rejected a $15,000 offer on a six letter .org name that I think is worth $25,000 at a minimum.

I have recently rejected a separate $15,000 offer on a different five letter .org name that I think is worth more than $25,000 yet this particular name is one that I am not inclined to sell at all.

Finally, I had a $10,000 offer from a large company for a name that I think has the potential to close with an extra digit. This company claimed that they would not be able to get support in their budget for any more than their $10,000 offer, but I am comfortable holding out for a competitor to come along. I'd love to close now, but I would prefer to hang on and see this one fulfill its potential.

Despite all of this and my successful sales, I always have the lingering feeling that I should be doing better than I am.

 

[domainer111]

The best offer I got was $500,000 for cheaptextbooks.com around six or seven years ago. However at the time, the domain was making up to $90,000 per annum. I'm probably down a bit versus taking the offer. The highest offer now is much lower.