What would you sell this domain for

[stocks]

I have a domain ****Bingo.com and theres a poker site ****Poker.com and the **** is the same for both. Now this poker site is'nt one of the really big sites but probaly in the top 10 and growing.

Also I know they're interested cause I'm talking to them and I sent them an offer and they replyed with less than half and I didnt think my origional price was that high.

Anyway I wanted to get some opinions here before I go any further.

 

[nicedomains]

Question.. Is the **** the most common cuss word starting with an F? Or is it just a word you are disguising for privacy? Just wondering..

 

[stocks]

No its not the f word lol i'm just disguising the word for privacy

 

[Jeff]

Also I know they're interested cause I'm talking to them and I sent them an offer and they replyed with less than half and I didnt think my origional price was that high.

Anyway I wanted to get some opinions here before I go any further.

Please copy and paste here your entire communications (offer/reply) with them thus far ... for best assessment, IMHO. :gl:

All the best!
-Jeff

 

[owntype]

Please copy and paste here your entire communications (offer/reply) with them thus far ... for best assessment, IMHO. :gl:

Ditto, that would be easier for members to figure out and suggest how to make a better negotiation.

 

[stocks]

I wont post all the emails but it went like this.

I contacted them asking if they were interested in this domain.

They replyed with how much are you looking for.

I say $2500

They is that negotiable

I say thats my target price at this point in time.

They repley a few days later with $1000 is as high as we can go.

I say $2000 is as low as I'll go

They reply with we'll go $1500

I have'nt replyed yet I'm thinking of say no $2000 in my min price.

Theres also the option of hanging on to it because if they're serious about getting in bingo with is growing they will need this domain.

Partypoker has PartyBingo and just think what the value of PartyBingo.com would be to Party Poker when they decided to get into bingo

 

[Jeff]

They repley a few days later with $1000 is as high as we can go.

^ Take the $1,000 a.s.a.p., and your PM replied! :talk: :imho:

All the best,
-Jeff

 

[stocks]

^ Take the $1,000 a.s.a.p., and your PM replied! :talk: :imho:

All the best,
-Jeff

Thanks man but they've already replyed with a $1500 offer

 

[hyped]

then take 1,500

in my opinion, bingo isn't really that lucrative of a game, unless you're in florida (that was an old person joke ). I'd even take $250 for any bingo related name, unless it was bingo.com

good luck!

 

[stocks]

I replyed with $2000 is as low as I'm going

Also online bingo is bigger than what you think.

 

[copper]

Take the $1500 and buy one word .net or .org

 

[Jeff]

Thanks man but they've already replyed with a $1500 offer

Then obviously more has transpired between the two parties (and clearly farther than they were willing to go at $1,000 as previously stated) since your PM ... accept the $1,500 at this point in time, IMHO. :music:

Congrats!
-Jeff

 

[stocks]

Thanks for the advice Jeff I'll update the thread later

 

[Jeff]

Thanks for the advice Jeff I'll update the thread later

You're welcome.

 

[DnFloorCEO]

If they're starting a bingo site, I might actually hold to the $2,000 offer. I am assuming that the 4 letter word is ca*e. If they are starting a bingo site, this domain would almost be a necessity since they probably won't want to use ca*e poker.com for their bingo site. Plus, they're a pretty big site, and make 2k in about 20 minutes. It all depends though. If you need the money and you're scared of them retracting their offer, then take the deal. Or maybe come down and say $1750.

Just my opinion. Good luck.

 

[Sam]

Lose a $1500 sale over $500? Doesn't make sense at all

 

[stocks]

If they're starting a bingo site, I might actually hold to the $2,000 offer. I am assuming that the 4 letter word is ca*e. If they are starting a bingo site, this domain would almost be a necessity since they probably won't want to use ca*e poker.com for their bingo site. Plus, they're a pretty big site, and make 2k in about 20 minutes. It all depends though. If you need the money and you're scared of them retracting their offer, then take the deal. Or maybe come down and say $1750.

Just my opinion. Good luck.

Smart man if you were that poker site, your a mulit million company would you risk not buying that domain now for the sake of $500 I dont think so.

Also if I knew they were getting into the bingo business I'd have another zero on that number.

I kind of made this thread to make sure I was'nt leaving a large chunk of money out there, theres no way I'm taking less than $2000 I think they're getting a pretty good deal. I'm was looking to see if anyones advice was hold on to it or my $2000 was'nt high enough.

 

[DomainMayhem.com]

Smart man if you were that poker site, your a mulit million company would you risk not buying that domain now for the sake of $500 I dont think so.

Also if I knew they were getting into the bingo business I'd have another zero on that number.

I kind of made this thread to make sure I was'nt leaving a large chunk of money out there, theres no way I'm taking less than $2000 I think they're getting a pretty good deal. I'm was looking to see if anyones advice was hold on to it or my $2000 was'nt high enough.

Kind of hard to advise properly if all facts aren't known. If ****bingo can make as much money as stated earlier, then that changes everything.

 

[stocks]

Kind of hard to advise properly if all facts aren't known. If ****bingo can make as much money as stated earlier, then that changes everything.

Sorry maybe I should have mentiond that sometimes I take gambling suff for granted because I've been invloved in gambling for a long time.

 

[Sam]

Sorry maybe I should have mentiond that sometimes I take gambling suff for granted because I've been invloved in gambling for a long time.

Its not multi-million dollar company its a tiny department in the company trying to acquire domain names, whose budget may be limited.