| "None of the domain appraisal tools rated it as having any significant value" Well first let me tell you that means practically nothing. Especially on the end of "no significant value". Although I've seen more errors with domains with value being said to have "no value" than I've seen with domains with clear value "having no value". (Can't off the top see if I mean "false negative or false positive" but you get the point.) "He made an offer, I accepted" In general, in any deal to sell there always needs to be some "kickback". Otherwise someone might feel they have left money on the table. General rule. Kickback doesn't have to be "more" or "less" money. It can be as simple as "ok but only if you..." (some non monetary item that makes the other party feel you are borderline on their offer). "trusting each other over $100.00 and a domain" Easy because the total amount at risk is $100. (Would you do the same if you had a domain and someone offered $20,000 for it and that was the value?). "We are not going to get anywhere without some serious face time when it comes to selling this stuff." Agree. Let me know if anyone ever approaches you to sell any other domains. |