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Anyone have any views on having a set domain price as opposed to leaving it open to offers in Sedo?
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Offer vs Set Price
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So many are open to offer that setting the price draws attention to it and probably makes a sale more likely.
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Thanks, that makes sense.
Thanks, that makes sense.
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And I don't believe you're under any obligation to accept a given offer, so you can set a price and see what comes in.
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accelerator said:
I would agree with that, "Make Offer" just seems to be asking for a stupid counter.
If you want a name to sell put the best price you would accept for it and go from there, if you are not bothered about selling, put it as make offer.
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Rob.
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