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I have a domain that's worth maybe a couple of hundred dollars. When I get an occasional request for a quote on it I usually say $350k. I'd probably actually ac
by hirundo 4y ago
I have a domain that's worth maybe a couple of hundred dollars. When I get an occasional request for a quote on it I usually say $350k. I'd probably actually accept that, but it would be a shock if someone agreed to it, and I sure would not want or expect to be legally bound to the offer price.
Their claim is such a reach that I hope the owner doesn't pay much in legal expenses.
- wildzzz 4y agoEven in ebay, I can offer something for a firm price, someone can offer to buy it at that firm price, and I can still cancel the sale for a variety of reasons. If someone offers a OBO price, I can counteroffer, and still cancel the sale after they accept the counteroffer. It may hurt my eBay reputation, but I'm under no obligation to sell at any price unless I explicitly agree to it. Giving a counteroffer isn't an actual agreement to sell.
- joshcryer 4y agoThere's a domain I want that has been squatted since 2001, current going price was $19000, I check in on it every now and again and the price goes up by some $1000. So stupid.