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rlm said:told him to pound sand, but in a much more polite manner of course.
please lubricate and gently insert sand
rlm said:told him to pound sand, but in a much more polite manner of course.
Bul said:Yes. Do NOT give away your first or last name for cheap. First and last names in any extensions are for the exclusive few. If you don't have a broker (I know a Canadian girl out of Calgary who is good at brokering them) Put it in the godaddy network and sit back.
The trick is to list it for 29K and then put the floor price to 3-4k under the asking price. Your buyer is going to be someone in the real estate or financial services sector and they rarely bargain. . Let me know if you have any. Seen how buddy is selling LLaw domains? Now the people who buy those are the guys who will pay you 25k for the first name or common last name.(everyone should invest in those, forget about what you read in the forums)
MapleDots said:Nice but I hate the cynthia@cynthia.ca
rlm said:My gut reaction is to not like it either, but I have to admit, its a damn easy email to remember - pretty hard to screw that up.
MapleDots said:Nice but I hate the cynthia@cynthia.ca
Maybe sell@cynthia.ca or something, anything but a double name for an email address.
I always disliked john@johndoe.ca and similar.
DomainRecap said:Not "me@" as that sounds caveman, but something like sales@ or info@ or hello@
theinvestor said:Interesting to see Vito.ca is owned by Mercedes yet they don’t even bother directing it to their website.
rlm said:I know the feeling.
Maybe its like when you're drinking beer, you can go hours without peeing, but once you break the seal, you then have to pee every 20 minutes. You just need someone to break the ice and get your first offer. Then they'll all magically start coming in.
So I'll get you started and offer $100.
Bul said:You're not wrong. I have sold 11 over the years. I never sell my first names any lower than 25K. I found that Canadians don't like spending above that number.