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"Without it, I won't even reply to your email or return your phone call, no matter how many times you follow up (without an offer)" So you are saying that if s
by larrys 15y ago
"Without it, I won't even reply to your email or return your phone call, no matter how many times you follow up (without an offer)"
So you are saying that if someone wrote to you from a corporate address at General Electric ge.com you wouldn't reply to an inquiry if they didn't make an offer?
And taking that one step further that person who is a serious buyer could be masking their identity behind a gmail account.
I think it's a mistake not to reply to an email. Even if just to say "not for sale make offer" or whatever you want to say.
Many times brokers (who have valid buyers with money) are inquiring. If they don't get a response they will move on.
Just my perspective I'm a big believer in always responding.
- jackalope 15y agoSince I'm not in the business of parking domains and have no interest in selling the domains I have, the onus is on the prospective buyer to get me interested. I routinely get inquiries about my domains, and most of them are so one-sided and cagey, it's obvious they'll be a waste of my time. Not everyone feels the way I do, but if you want to buy a domain someone already owns, it doesn't hurt to start with a serious offer from a real address with full contact details.