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Did you write to them as "superblock.net" or from another address? Common mistake to write as someone who has rights to the name. That will completely spook the
by there 15y ago
Did you write to them as "superblock.net" or from another address? Common mistake to write as someone who has rights to the name. That will completely spook them because the way this thing goes it can be used against you.
my emails were always from another address, if only because i didn't want them to know what i'd be using the domain for and possibly raise the asking price.
- larrys 15y agoThat's good. But another reason a domain owner won't respond is because they don't think a particular buyer is legitimate enough to offer a price that they will sell for. So they start with a little friction and see what happens. Additionally if you were a big fish buyer, you would also follow a certain pattern if initially rebuffed. All this depends on the domain and the situation of course. If a large company wants your name they could start out any number of ways. But eventually they will throw a decent offer on the table to let you know they are serious. Obviously everything is for sale at the right price.