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Contacting potential buyers directly.

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Most people seem to just wait for an end user to contact them when they own generic domains - but does anyone try contacting all potential end users, and if so what strategy do they use?

I'm considering buying a nice all-in-one fax, printer, copier machine, making nice letter heads, and trying to sell some of the generic domains I own by first sending a letter to all potential buyers asking them to make an offer, then a week or so later faxing them all (if they have fax) making it seem like I have a high offer, but giving them a BIN on the domain, then if no response start calling, then maybe a month later a post out with a lower BIN.

Any thoughts on if this method will be effective?

Anyone contact potential buyers? What methods do you use?
 
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