Received a $10,000 offer (1.Viewing)

I would have countered at $17K-$20K and scooped up whatever the number they sent next.

And a LOT of these "I received an offer of $XX,XXX and refused it" statements are pure BS (usually fraudulent offers that never panned out), and are used purely to promote and hype the owner's domain. This is especially true with claims of refused 5-figure offers on 3-word/term domains.
 
I see domains sell for $10k+ that I wouldn't have hand regged.

Yes, and there is a reason why those offers are accepted and turned into sales.

Conversely, some fraudulent non-offers are turned into hype.
 
I tend to always counter higher than an opening offer, because if you just accept an offer many times the buyer feels they are overpaying and are more likely to back out.

I might accept a first reasonable offer from a party I know, but not some random party.

I am not likely to talk about an active negotiation. I am skeptical that many of these "offers" are legitimate.

Brad
 

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