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Last night I communicated by email with potential buyers.One of them answer me back saying is interested buying the name and want to know how much I ask for it. I don't want to ask too much to loose the sale but I don't want to give it.What should I do?
The name is: WorldPokerTournament.com. In past, I worked in gambling Industry and It's amazing the money they make.Thank you.
 
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Something like this... they could just take it for $2000, or come back lower.

"Our asking price is $2000, however you are welcome to make offers to be considered if our target price is not met."
 
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Here's what I use. Feel free to adopt it.
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Dear Sirs,

Our company spends quite a bit of time, money, and resources acquiring generic domain names. XXXXXXXX.com has already generated much interest from other parties. We have plans to develop this domain name for our own use, but we are considering offers. Within 10 days, we will either accept the highest offer or continue with our plans to develop this domain. Thank you for your interest. Please let us know if you would like to make an offer before we finalize our plans.

Sincerely,
"umm... how much money do you have?"

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A friend of min ecame up with it and I think it works excellent.
 
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Thank you guys.
 
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Yep that's how you do it! ;)
 
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