You just built something and you're already asking for 5k access fee
What happened to letting people test it for free before deciding whether it'll be worth it or not.
Is it tinubu hunger or what, all these modern day "tech" guys with their ai generated sites. You couldn't even secure the domain for your business, but you want me to pay 5k "access" fee
FreeSpirited: You write well. That's my only concern from the whole epistle. Like what were you expecting? You think those church goers are really spiritual? Mtccheww. 90% of pastors are worldly secretly, while 95-99% of Christians are worldly. So no need to be surprised at how they got so animated and graphic about the sex discussion
What do you mean by they're "worldly" You mean they shouldn't have discussed that in public or the act itself is what makes them worldly. Even if you meant the former, isn't it better for them to discuss as a church than to go and watch pornography in secret? What you fail to teach in church, social media/porn/movies/music will teach them.
aywhy93: Another Bangerrrrrr!!!PS: I typed this sale report a few days before the actual sale happened because I was so confident it was gonna happen
In my last sale report, I mentioned that I get sales whenever I reduce the prices on my domains. Well, that's still the case here. This domain is also one of those domains that I slashed the price on. It was initially listed for a high XXXX, but I reduced it to $4999. About one week ago, the buyer reached out via an Afternic Broker with a $3750 offer. Well, before responding, I started digging deep to find out who the buyer is, so I was able to narrow my guess down to 2 possible buyers (I'm very convinced I know the exact buyer sha )... One of them is a new company, and I noticed they are presently spending some money; they recently acquired a new office in downtown Vancouver (One of the most expensive cities in North America - Not cheap!). They are also hiring new employees (Some of their job listings are over $100k/yr), so I figured they are not small inside this world . The other potential buyer also looks capable; both of them are on the other registered TLDs.
After gathering enough information, I countered their offer with $ 4,750, but set the floor at $ 4,500. They didn't even stress me too much; they just accepted the $4500 straight up. Funny enough, if the domain was still priced at high XXXX, I have a feeling they would still buy it, but the price reduction just made the purchase happen sooner. Well, there you have it, my biggest sale so far in this game. My first sale only happened in March, and it's the 4th one already, all for XXXX.... I'm thrilled and grateful! At the moment, the goal is to have a minimum of one sale every month, and I'm actively working towards that. On to the next one!!!
Sales details below -
Name: Outset/Law (.com) Sale Price: $4500 Sale Venue: Afternic Purchase Price: $5 on DreamHost Hold Time: 10 months Sale Type: Inbound/Make Offer