Domain owner rejects a Million Dollar offer for a .AI Domain (1.Viewing)
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Would you have rejected a million for Bee.ai
Quite honestly... this is the height of .ai and I would probably initially also have asked for a higher offer.
There is a debate however that this offer is real or fake.
Quite honestly... this is the height of .ai and I would probably initially also have asked for a higher offer.
There is a debate however that this offer is real or fake.
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Great way to attract free attention to a domain for sale. crazy if they really rejected 1 mil.
58name posted the offer screenshot without domain owner’s permission. And then posted it as news on his website.
And then he posted this for proof. Friend is asking why you knew this.
Was it a real offer? Who drops price by millions before the buyer’s counter offer?
Easy to make the offer if you the fee:
Buyer pays $19.95 to make an offer using Domain Agents. And seller gets $10.
And then he posted this for proof. Friend is asking why you knew this.
Was it a real offer? Who drops price by millions before the buyer’s counter offer?
Easy to make the offer if you the fee:
Buyer pays $19.95 to make an offer using Domain Agents. And seller gets $10.
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When someone posts "hot news" about a 7-figure offer being rejected on a non-.COM domain, 99.9% of the time it's a fake offer.
You really have to ask what the seller's endgame is here if it's a 100% valid offer from a well-known company - $10 million, $20 million? Because they're not going to get it on an AI.
Seller is known for selling x.ai and you.ai.
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