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recent offers I turned down

hudsonhomes.ca $1000 US
webtax.ca $500 US

noticing more offers coming from Uniregistry that originated from Godaddy, they must be coordinating more now. 20% commission is high though.

Offers turned down

red.ca $25
pure.ca $25

I could go on *ROFL* *ROFL* *ROFL*


Seriously though... another one of my one words I turned down 100k recently

Do you know who offered the 100k? company or individual?

MapleDots said:

Offers turned down

red.ca $25
pure.ca $25

I could go on *ROFL* *ROFL* *ROFL*


Seriously though... another one of my one words I turned down 100k recently

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I’ve raised prices and expectations this year. At least as long as almost all markets stay in an Everything bubble and money printing continues.

domains said:

Do you know who offered the 100k? company or individual?

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It was an LLC company, that is all I can say because negotiations are ongoing.

MapleDots said:

red.ca $25
pure.ca $25

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Those must be from GD. I seem to get a lot of those from there.

domains said:

recent offers I turned down

hudsonhomes.ca $1000 US
webtax.ca $500 US

noticing more offers coming from Uniregistry that originated from Godaddy, they must be coordinating more now. 20% commission is high though.

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That's good to know. Will be interesting to see what GoDaddy's plans are for the Uni Market moving forward. There was a period of time where I was getting a regular flow of inquiries from Uni Market but that began to steadily decrease a few years ago, to the point I moved all my domains out. As GoDaddy further integrates, maybe that will increase the buyer traffic.

Yes, the broker message comes from the Uni app, but when you check in the app it says it's a Godaddy network lead.

I had another come in with a $1500 US offer on a two word .com, but set the price to $5000 US. will see what happens.

It's a conflict whether to just have my own sales channel, or to continue using marketplaces that charge a 15% to 20% commission but have a wide reach and ability to get you leads (ie: Godaddy). Right now I list some on marketplaces but more through my own inquiry page.

It's also tough to keep prices consistent when listing on Afternic, Uni and Sedo. I should just list prices on Uni because it's easier to edit there, and everywhere else just set to 'make offer' or $500 min bid.