advice Before sending an offer or an inquiry, do this!

[Arpit131]

Here are some guidelines to follow before sending an offer or an inquiry:

The owner’s name or a good company contact – When I am inquiring about a domain name that is owned by an individual or a small company, I try to find out the owner’s name. A personalized email “Hi [Name]” looks more professional than something else like “Dear sir.”

Prior sales prices or domain broker listings – It’s a good idea to see if the domain name previously sold or was listed in a newsletter before making an offer.

Clues that the owner doesn’t want to receive your email – There are a fair amount of Whois listings that have something like “[email protected]” or “[email protected]” as the Whois contact.

The owner is a domain investor – You might take a different approach to acquiring the domain name if the owner is an investor.

The domain name is already listed for sale at a good price. It’s silly to send a $5,000 offer for a domain name using Whois lookup information when the domain name is listed for sale on Sedo for $2,000.


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[CamMK27]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[namerav]

Valuable information.

 

[rajbirkohli]

Thanks for the information, very valuable for domain beginners.

Would like to add one more thing for the people trying to sell domains:
Custom Email Addess: Try to send email through the domain email address itself, as it increased the chances for getting a response. for exampe: [email protected]

Regards

 

[trp3]

Nice little, but highly useful tips. Thanks for sharing.

 

[nh-ridah]

Awesome information. Thanks dude...