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I believe your counter offer will negate the original $200 offer but…… I believe you may just ask a question of the bidder how he/she justifies the offer and could they go higher. I know there is a comments response and have used it but since I have no current offers on my domains cannot access it.
Look for a comments option.
Additionally I believe $200 to $400 is a reasonable price expectation since most of the other extentions are just parked or coming soon or not even regged.
Cheers!
WineGuy
When you counter bid it is assumed you have ditche dthe $200 offerred. However, if the buyer doesnt terminate the negotaitions, and just lets your offer expire, you get a chance to go back to them with a lower offer at the end of the 7 days.
Simmo!
Thanks for the answers!
The domain has been sold now for 250 euros. So in dollars that’s even more.
I will get 200 euros of that, so my casino affiliate adventure is no longer a cost!
(The 200 euros covers about exactly all domain and hosting costs I’ve had)Cheers!
goe gedaan knullebul:)
Thanks, Hollander!
I’ll buy you a HEINEKEN one day… or a STELLA ARTOIS if you have taste:fencing:
