I Don’t SELL Domains. I INTERVIEW Potential Suitors! (1.Viewing)
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This is something near and dear to me, I mentioned this on a number of forums and instantly got roasted.
Yes I am in full agreement with the article, I will rarely if never sell a domain without knowing who the end user is.
Facebook has bought almost all their domains incognito from unsuspecting domainers who could have gotten more had they known who the end user was.
I saw an interesting article about this once, I will try to find it again.
The domainer got a pittance when he sold his domain to a broker who ended up working for facebook.
Too bad, so sad, the guy should have done his due diligence.
Yes I am in full agreement with the article, I will rarely if never sell a domain without knowing who the end user is.
Facebook has bought almost all their domains incognito from unsuspecting domainers who could have gotten more had they known who the end user was.
I saw an interesting article about this once, I will try to find it again.
The domainer got a pittance when he sold his domain to a broker who ended up working for facebook.
Too bad, so sad, the guy should have done his due diligence.
Esdiel said:
When I get an email inquiry I always answer the same way....
All inquiries start here: sales.mapledots.ca
I rarely to never respond unless that form is filled out, all fields are required and if the fields are not filled out I simply bounce it back.
Of course this is not a good strategy for everyone but it keeps away the tire kickers and the serious prospects will fill out the form. I suggest everyone use what works for them but in this case I am in full agreement with Rick. If you do not know who your buyer is then you are leaving money on the table.
"Obtaining a domain under false pretenses can have legal ramifications"
How is that possible? When a potential buyer says he/she is a noob and wants to just try a website, and then end up flipping it to a big corporation?
How is that possible? When a potential buyer says he/she is a noob and wants to just try a website, and then end up flipping it to a big corporation?
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