advice What means "Not interested at this time"?

[Milaim]

What means when an end user reply with "Not interested at this time"?

 

[CJ6]

It's a polite way to say "No"

 

[PeppyNames]

It is a polite way saying NO.

 

[Milaim]

Is this the only interpretation or ...

 

[biggie]

What means "Not interested at this time"?

when i say it, it means ...........i don't want your crummy domain name!



seriously, i don't want it


imo...

 

[AIS01]

Simply 'No'

 

[DNGear]

They may have interest tomorrow. Give it a try again.

 

[deez007]

Reply back and say:

Okay, thanks for your reply.
What time will you be interested in it then?

lol..just kidding mate.. they are basically saying they are not keen on your domain.

However, there is a slight hint that they could be slightly interested.

Maybe reply back and say:

"Thank you for the reply, should you change your mind then please feel free to get in touch"

Basically, leave the "door open" in case they do decide to step through.

 

[Julio]

OP you'll get use it soon.

 

[CJ6]

Reply back and say:

"Thank you for the reply, should you change your mind then please feel free to get in touch"

The winner!

 

[Arca]

"at this time" leaves the possibility that they might be interested at some point in the future. Your asking price might be too high.

 

[platey]

What means "Not interested at this time"?

when i say it, it means ...........i don't want your crummy domain name!



seriously, i don't want it


imo...

Mind you even biggie s reply will seem polite if a person tries to sell a person a domain or anything that they are not interested in because if a person or company keeps getting asked to buy something they don't want they may use the gfam response

 

[hamiltondomain]

It means "No, the price is too high"... Or just plain old "no"

 

[Milaim]

"at this time" leaves the possibility that they might be interested at some point in the future. Your asking price might be too high.

This is my doubt, for that reason i have created this topic, because some have direct replies like "Thanks for your email, but we are not interested" or "Remove me from your email list" etc ...

 

[JoeE]

It's a polite way of saying NO. don't read too much into it. If they had the slightest interest in it, they'd let you know. Example, "We're not interested at this time because the asking price is too high" or any other similar answer that requires a reply from you. Just move on, and if they meant anything else by it, they'd get back to you, but I doubt it.

 

[wwwweb]

How are you even conversating with an end user, if you don't understand the simple phrase not interested at this time?

My guess is that end users are spam fatigued by daily spam of subpar names from people who have poorly formatted communications. There is no trust factor in such transactions, you should be happy you even got a reply.

 

[wwwweb]

What means when an end user reply with "Not interested at this time"?

I hope you weren't spamming them with the domain RealtorsData.com

 

[Milaim]

I hope you weren't spamming them with the domain RealtorsData.com

No don't worry

 

[Milaim]

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