I get these offers all the time: domain inquiries from anonymous buyers on Sedo.<\/p>\n
They don’t necessarily start low but upon my counter-offer they seem to forget that despite a cover of anonymity one needs to maintain their objectivity, common sense and reason.<\/p>\n
Some offers can be outright ignorant, such as this fella who upon seeing my counter-offer decided to declare that he’s in fact better off to register a lengthier, composite .com instead of the matching keyword .org<\/p>\n
I don’t get worked up by lengthy justifications and “sour grapes” approach by anonymous, so I simply cancel the transaction at that point.<\/p>\n
I’m left, however, with one question: if that person feels justified to go register an alternate domain, then why bother contact me in the first place? Does he think I will care more about his thoughts just because he shared them with me? Does he want to intimidate me from behind the veil of anonymity?<\/p>\n
The truth is, that there are plenty of ignorant domainers or end-users out there, who believe that anonymity is a surefire method to achieve better pricing. One, however, cannot achieve this by degrading the value of the very domain they are trying to get, in the face of its owner.<\/p>\n
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