domain x.net owner interested in my x.com... pricing?

[Monolith]

I just sent an email off to the owner of a .net that i own the .com version of to see if he was interested in buying the domain. He is, and is asking me how much i want for it... im not sure what to ask for. The .net site is for a club in the UK.

Any suggestions? NP$ to anyone who can help me out.

 

[Morph]

Post the domain.

We cant tell you anything otherwise.

 

[wasistdas]

Find out how his site is popular. Check out your domain positioning in SE. Calculate the value.

 

[Tippy]

Agree, find out as much info about him and his company, know your buyer.

 

[IQHS]

Hmm, I have an identical situation with some of my domains but have yet to approach anyone, figuring it would be much better the other way around... Lotsa psychology here I guess, as well as possible trademark issues etc., but without knowing the actual domain you want to sell I have no idea what to ask, ie I believe you must start out with an estimated value on the domain as a single property. Then possibly multiply by a factor for the added value of the buyer owning the combo. Also, what would happen if the domain ended up in the hands of the intended buyer's competition?

LOL, I really don't know but it's a very interesting question

 

[calian]

Your title is a bit misleading. For a second I thought you actually owned x.com and I was like, why would the owners of x.com (used to be a bank, now paypal) sell out to x.net??

 

[barefoottech]

Yes I had similar ,I offered price for a *.com for which i had *.net , owner said not enough and let it lapse instead of selling it . So don't ask to much for it.
I did meanaged to get it as expired though ,but that was only by luck.

 

[floatingworld]

If it is for a club in the UK, check out the status of the club. Is it in London? Is it Stringfellows? :red: If it is a 'standard' nightclub, then ask for $500 and maybe negotiate down to $250 if the name has no special meaning.....