Channel5:


That means the previous owner has contacted them

There are 4 types of geo domains in expireddomians .net

1. Those who's owners have run out of business and they let it expire.

2. Those registered by domainer but they let it expire because they priced it very expensive like the once I usually see in afternic like $8k $5k $3k

3. Those held for only a year by domainers but it wasn't sold due to poor outbound.

4. Those that domainers let it expire because dispute the aggressive outbound no buyers was interested even at a very low price.

If you happen to register the last one it would be very hard to sell.

This is the problem with expired Geo domains.

Probably the first owner had even outbound less than a month back

Reality11:


There are 4 types of geo domains in expireddomians .net

1. Those who's owners have run out of business and they let it expire.

2. Those registered by domainer but they let it expire because they priced it very expensive like the once I usually see in afternic like $8k $5k $3k

3. Those held for only a year by domainers but it wasn't sold due to poor outbound.

4. Those that domainers let it expire because dispute the aggressive outbound no buyers was interested even at a very low price.

If you happen to register the last one it would be very hard to sell.

This is the problem with expired Geo domains.

Probably the first owner had even outbound less than a month back

This is too accurate You'll see a geo priced at 3k by the previous owner on Dan, then you'll notice that the previous owner has like 5k domains

sammchuck1:


Normal gmail with gmass.. 490mails/day max.

Thanks bro, but please do you include a US based business phone number in the sales letter?
Please don't mind my inquisitiveness.
Thanks.

Ibrixy:

Thanks bro, but please do you include a US based business phone number in the sales letter?
Please don't mind my inquisitiveness.
Thanks.

Nope. My ogas here might be adding Sha. Ikhalyfah n co

Ibrixy:

Thanks bro, but please do you include a US based business phone number in the sales letter?
Please don't mind my inquisitiveness.
Thanks.

I do add.

Reality11:


Both are personal.
One with a real name.

Ok..
Any requests by PayPal to submit more documents so far? And do u cross $1k a month in withdrawal?

And lastly did u verify the other one inna different name with your real bank card or VBA?

iCauseTrouble:
What should be the best response to this?
The company forgot to renew the name. It dropped five days ago and I registered it. It is a brandable domain. Truly they are the owner of the name

Ask how much they are ready to pay?

warrenweste:



Ok..
Any requests by PayPal to submit more documents so far? And do u cross $1k a month in withdrawal?

And lastly did u verify the other one inna different name with your real bank card or VBA?

No to all. I only verified the one with real details.

Mccainreal:


I wouldnt go this route yet.

1stly, Do a research on the company you are dealing with, what they are worth and what you think they might be willing to spend on a domain. that a company has money does not mean they are willing to spend huge on a domain.

since they reached out to you, they should show their hands first. let them make an offer? then reply based on your findings on the above.

A high quote might turn them off, you dont know if they have been planning to rebrand, that might push them to that direction. also make sure that the plural/singular or something very similar isnt available

CC
iCauseTrouble

Oga, they are the previous owners of the name. Tell them to make an offer first and see them offer you reg fee.

It's an inbound. They came to him after realizing their error. They aren't rebranding, nether are they going for another name. It's their name and they want to get it back.

It's not a geo domain, so the price I quoted isn't outrageous. If they feel it is, then they're not the right buyer. Doesn't matter if they don't have the budget. If they're serious, they'll try to buy it for half the quoted price at least. They can opt to pay in instalments too. Icausetrouble probably did not have them in mind when he bought the name. He most likely bought it because he saw that it was a good brandable name. And this was why he submitted it to SH. So, I don't see an issue in pricing the way it's done for most brand names: you quote 5k, for instance, and they negotiate downwards.

If he's doing any research about the company, it should be in hopes that he can further increase the price due to the company having a huge budget. But if the company's budget is very small, for a good brandable, that price is fine. They can meet half way. If they can't afford it at once, instalment plan dey.

qt

viktor88:
First Email I sent for the domain.

Someone with a very similar domain has contacted them recently.

This is unreal 7k names, will any of us get to this level of domaining??

viktor88:
This is unreal 7k names, will any of us get to this level of domaining??

She purchased 5k-6k names in her 1st-2nd year!

viktor88:
This is unreal 7k names, will any of us get to this level of domaining??

dem dey here na.. someone here should have 2k

sammchuck1:


dem dey here na.. someone here should have 2k

2k is very far from 7k.

ikhalyfah:

She purchased 5k-6k names in her 1st-2nd year!

I guess she stared the hustle with plenty money and she is doing well.

sammchuck1:


dem dey here na.. someone here should have 2k

Hello. How can i reach you personally, could you drop your mail or should i drop mine here please

joshikenna2:


Hello. How can i reach you personally, could you drop your mail or should i drop mine here please

u can pm again sir

viktor88:

2k is very far from 7k.

well, yeah.

sammchuck1:


u can pm again sir

Still saying the email request thing

joshikenna2:


Still saying the email request thing

will check my mail

joshikenna2:


Still saying the email request thing

check ur mail

After accepting an offer of $250,end user sent this after few hours ...the domain name is 27 letters long so i dnt see myself registering the plural..we move.

Kendzyma:
After accepting an offer of $250,end user sent this after few hours

prick what niche?

sammchuck1:


prick

Baba run me street

sammchuck1:


dem dey here na.. someone here should have 2k

I doubt

Kendzyma:

Baba run me street

lol what niche? i will like to avoid it. what kinda cheapskate is that? does it sound better with the "s" though?

viktor88:
This is unreal 7k names, will any of us get to this level of domaining??

U neva see/hear 200k names?

ikhalyfah:

I doubt

hmm

sammchuck1:


check ur mail

Okay i replied your mail

ikhalyfah:

U neva see/hear 200k names?

Mike Mann?

sammchuck1:


prick what niche?

No need to insult him please.
He saved 237$ there! Think if u were in his position.
Peace