Huh. I've never been involved in high-stakes domain name negotiations. Is $100,000 actually at all unreasonable an initial counter-offer for the .org of the co

Huh. I've never been involved in high-stakes domain name negotiations. Is $100,000 actually at all unreasonable an initial counter-offer for the .org of the company's primary tld? Might be a bit high, but $4K seems way too low. To be expected. It's a negotiation. I feel like I would've countered $4K with $400,000, both of which seem like they're the extreme points in a negotiation with a company with $50 to $100 million in annual revenue (according to glassdoor, for whatever that's worth). Maybe would've agreed to $40K? Giving a random person subdomains or email addresses on your corporate domain name is legitimately a complete non-starter, so maybe that's what they considered the counter-offer "unreasonable"?