Just agreed to sell YouTailor.com for 10k.. Think its the right price? - Page 3 - GoFuckYourself.com

XPays · 10-08-2009, 02:30 PM

we sold for udvd/youdvd for 15k --- you/u names are great -- nice sale

pentae · 10-08-2009, 02:31 PM

Truth be told, I didn't realize that it was the guys who owned the .net until shortly after i made this thread, but I cant really say i'm surprised. I just wanted to be sure i wasn't selling it for too little, it never really crossed my mind that the site could be worth less than that.

If you want my advice I think you need to do what your good at and find ways to flog it for all you can. Identifying new ideas and products is something i suppose i'd like to think i'm good at compared to doing lots of programming or site building, this is also why i own a lot of domains and very few of them have had the time or money thrown at them..

dyna mo · 10-08-2009, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by smutnut

Also I'm not sure these other two idiots are surviving without part time jobs

i know you are just being a prick but your comments reveal more about you than any of us.

fact is, you are grasping at straws and have no idea what my income level is.

cherrylula · 10-08-2009, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

exactly, there's a few saville row tailors who can command A LOT more too, like $50 grand.

i guess my point is, while i don't know the domain business, i do know any one of the uber high-end clothiers can easily drop $10 grand on a domain.

yeah 10k is really nothing to high end design. With the software that is out these days, custom clothing has gotten really easy and is perfect to sell online. It is a fast growing industry.

you could probably get double that if you want to play ball, although it depends on what it is worth to you to possibly lose the first offer. 10k almost sounds low but it is a decent chunk of change.

smutnut · 10-08-2009, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

i know you are just being a prick but your comments reveal more about you than any of us.

fact is, you are grasping at straws and have no idea what my income level is.

I was never even concerned LOL

Someone else was concerned with mine, not you and not the guy who started this thread but I'm just saying...

lazycash · 10-08-2009, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by smutnut

Good luck to you too. Just for the record I have around 200 other blogs, tgp's and mainstream horseshit and would love to see how to make maintstream work. I'll admit to having no clue about that. But all my bills are covered by just pushing porn and I'm not sure that's your situation.

If you're a negotiator why are you asking these people for info, cause we both know what you're shit is worth, whatever you can sell it for.

It's not like I put sites in my domain you idiots can affect and I don't know anything. I mean get real and answer what I just asked.

Why would someone with all the horseshit you're saying even ask if he should sell that site for ten grand? Especially if it's getting squeezed from the top now? I'm not saying it can't be done, but if someone can do it, why is he asking about if he should?

If you're just bragging cool, congrats, but you must know where I am coming from

I have absolutely no idea what you are rambling on about, but you seem really confused. He never asked if he should sell it, he asked for opinions if he was selling it for the right price. This isn't really that complicated and has nothing to do with being in mainstream.

Its real simple, if someone has a business/successful website on a .net and you are able to acquire the .com, you have instant leverage for a sale. Most .nets with a successful site are looking to one day acquire the .com for branding and to move their business there, whether its mainstream or adult.

smutnut · 10-08-2009, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by lazycash

I have absolutely no idea what you are rambling on about, but you seem really confused. He never asked if he should sell it, he asked for opinions if he was selling it for the right price. This isn't really that complicated and has nothing to do with being in mainstream.

Its real simple, if someone has a business/successful website on a .net and you are able to acquire the .com, you have instant leverage for a sale. Most .nets with a successful site are looking to one day acquire the .com for branding and to move their business there, whether its mainstream or adult.

I hear you. Now where does that question about him selling for the right price or not come in? I'm serious here. I know you guys seem to have this thing for speculating, but really an empty site making no money is an empty site. I understand if you had bradpit(dot)com you might have some value, but you can't even do that anymore.

lazycash · 10-08-2009, 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by smutnut

I was never even concerned LOL

Someone else was concerned with mine, not you and not the guy who started this thread but I'm just saying...

Lets say I acquired smutnut.com You own the .net and .org, so the .com would have more value to you than just about anyone else. Generally I'd say smutnut.com was worth maybe $20, but since you own 2 other tlds of it then you might be willing to pay a couple hundred, get it?

smutnut · 10-08-2009, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by lazycash

I have absolutely no idea what you are rambling on about, but you seem really confused. He never asked if he should sell it, he asked for opinions if he was selling it for the right price. This isn't really that complicated and has nothing to do with being in mainstream.

Its real simple, if someone has a business/successful website on a .net and you are able to acquire the .com, you have instant leverage for a sale. Most .nets with a successful site are looking to one day acquire the .com for branding and to move their business there, whether its mainstream or adult.

Also why would you come here, ask that question and risk the sale? It seems ludicrious to me. Especially if that is the only person you could ever sell it to after that negotiation for the simple fact that they own the (dot)net. Cause I can't imagine them caring YOU owned the dot net and would start sending them extra traffic.

lazycash · 10-08-2009, 02:45 PM

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I hear you. Now where does that question about him selling for the right price or not come in? I'm serious here. I know you guys seem to have this thing for speculating, but really an empty site making no money is an empty site. I understand if you had bradpit(dot)com you might have some value, but you can't even do that anymore.

Um, read the thread title. He just sold the domain and was merely asking if we thought he got a good price for it, why do you not think that question is relevant to him? Why are you even commenting on the "site", this is simply the sale of a domain, thats it. He never said anything about selling a site and it has no relevance to the sale at all.

smutnut · 10-08-2009, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by lazycash

Lets say I acquired smutnut.com You own the .net and .org, so the .com would have more value to you than just about anyone else. Generally I'd say smutnut.com was worth maybe $20, but since you own 2 other tlds of it then you might be willing to pay a couple hundred, get it?

No, i'd give you ten bucks cause I already own so many sites that doesn't mean shit to me. someone already has it and wants a thousand, but like I'm saying, I'm not a moron. In fact I'd pay more for other sites you don't even know about that would relate to my other niches and keyword preferances much better, but I know what you are driving at and I can kind of see spending some money, Okay...

You sort of convinced me in a sort of way that he maybe deserves 10k for that site.

pentae · 10-08-2009, 02:49 PM

I am just worried about what he's going to do when he hears about the guy that paid 350K recently for a domain..

lazycash · 10-08-2009, 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by smutnut

Also why would you come here, ask that question and risk the sale? It seems ludicrious to me. Especially if that is the only person you could ever sell it to after that negotiation for the simple fact that they own the (dot)net. Cause I can't imagine them caring YOU owned the dot net and would start sending them extra traffic.

Alright, I'll give this one more shot and then I'm out of this thread cause its becoming increasingly difficult to explain something so simple. Please re read the thread over slowly. The thread starter just sold the domain youtailor.com. Some of us are speculating that the buyer must be the owner of youtailor.net as that domain has a nice active business on it. Most of us initially felt that youtailor.com wasn't worth 10k, but after seeing what's on youtailor.net, I can now understand why he was able to get that much for the domain.

smutnut · 10-08-2009, 02:51 PM

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Originally Posted by pentae

I am just worried about what he's going to do when he hears about the guy that paid 350K recently for a domain..

I think I can handle it.

What happens when these guys don't come through with their 10k for you? Can you handle that?

smutnut · 10-08-2009, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by lazycash

Alright, I'll give this one more shot and then I'm out of this thread cause its becoming increasingly difficult to explain something so simple. Please re read the thread over slowly. The thread starter just sold the domain youtailor.com. Some of us are speculating that the buyer must be the owner of youtailor.net as that domain has a nice active business on it. Most of us initially felt that youtailor.com wasn't worth 10k, but after seeing what's on youtailor.net, I can now understand why he was able to get that much for the domain.

Yeah, I thought you just said this. Which part am I supposed to care about and why doesn't he have his money?

smutnut · 10-08-2009, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by lazycash

Alright, I'll give this one more shot and then I'm out of this thread cause its becoming increasingly difficult to explain something so simple. Please re read the thread over slowly. The thread starter just sold the domain youtailor.com. Some of us are speculating that the buyer must be the owner of youtailor.net as that domain has a nice active business on it. Most of us initially felt that youtailor.com wasn't worth 10k, but after seeing what's on youtailor.net, I can now understand why he was able to get that much for the domain.

Look, dude I make my money a different way and it's not by what's in my sig and it's certainly not by buying some speculation dot com hoping someone will be succesful on the dot net, but I don't do a 9 to 5 for the record and most affiliates aren't able to do that these days!

lazycash · 10-08-2009, 02:56 PM

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No, i'd give you ten bucks cause I already own so many sites that doesn't mean shit to me. someone already has it and wants a thousand, but like I'm saying, I'm not a moron. In fact I'd pay more for other sites you don't even know about that would relate to my other niches and keyword preferances much better, but I know what you are driving at and I can kind of see spending some money, Okay...

You sort of convinced me in a sort of way that he maybe deserves 10k for that site.

Then obviously the smutnut.com doesn't have much value to your business. Now take a business that is spending money to brand its .net and has plans to grow and do offline print marketing, do you think the .com of their name would have value to them?

For years thehun was found at thehun.net Can you imagine if 8 years ago you were able to acquire thehun.com ? Just think of the amount of type in traffic you would have been getting back then and how much leverage you'd have selling the .com to the owner of the .net?

lazycash · 10-08-2009, 02:57 PM

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Yeah, I thought you just said this. Which part am I supposed to care about and why doesn't he have his money?

Once again, you didn't read, its in the middle of completing escrow.

smutnut · 10-08-2009, 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by lazycash

Then obviously the smutnut.com doesn't have much value to your business. Now take a business that is spending money to brand its .net and has plans to grow and do offline print marketing, do you think the .com of their name would have value to them?

For years thehun was found at thehun.net Can you imagine if 8 years ago you were able to acquire thehun.com ? Just think of the amount of type in traffic you would have been getting back then and how much leverage you'd have selling the .com to the owner of the .net?

I know exactly where you're coming from. I don't mind being schooled when someone makes sense. I still don't think the other idiots in this thread (not everyone, but a couple) were coming from where you are coming from. Maybe I'm the moron.

So he should hold out for more than 10k you're saying?

lazycash · 10-08-2009, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by smutnut

Look, dude I make my money a different way and it's not by what's in my sig and it's certainly not by buying some speculation dot com hoping someone will be succesful on the dot net, but I don't do a 9 to 5 for the record and most affiliates aren't able to do that these days!

I've been living solely off affiliate earnings for the last 11 years. So just because you don't understand domain speculation, can you at least appreciate someone who is able to turn a $10 purchase into 10k?

smutnut · 10-08-2009, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by lazycash

I've been living solely off affiliate earnings for the last 11 years. So just because you don't understand domain speculation, can you at least appreciate someone who is able to turn a $10 purchase into 10k?

Yeah, kind of... Not sure you got my last post yet, but I've been doing affiliate for a good 4 or 5 now without a nine to five. Like I said you make sense, but I'll ask again, should he sell then for 10k

lazycash · 10-08-2009, 03:06 PM

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So he should hold out for more than 10k you're saying?

I wouldn't know, I wasn't privy to the domain's negotiations. I think the thread starter just realized what was on the .net and maybe if he'd known he would have held out for more. Although, he did say the negotiations have been going on for more than a year. He obviously worked hard to bring them up from a couple hundred initial offer to 10k agreed price, so I'd say he did well. Domain negotiations can be tricky, if you keep pushing them for more there can be a point where they just say "fuck it" and leave the negotiations and you are left with nothing.

smutnut · 10-08-2009, 03:10 PM

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I wouldn't know, I wasn't privy to the domain's negotiations. I think the thread starter just realized what was on the .net and maybe if he'd known he would have held out for more. Although, he did say the negotiations have been going on for more than a year. He obviously worked hard to bring them up from a couple hundred initial offer to 10k agreed price, so I'd say he did well. Domain negotiations can be tricky, if you keep pushing them for more there can be a point where they just say "fuck it" and leave the negotiations and you are left with nothing.

I could be wrong, but I think he said he had no idea about that (nor obviously did anyone else), and that's where you came in..?

lazycash · 10-08-2009, 03:24 PM

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I could be wrong, but I think he said he had no idea about that (nor obviously did anyone else), and that's where you came in..?

Uh no, he originally posted about the .net in post 59. Then I posted after that and after looking at the .net, I figured he was probably right in his assumption that they were the buyers.

Eric · 10-12-2009, 01:03 PM

Smutnut... You are banned for the rest of the month for rules violations. You can contact the admin at the end of the month to be reistated

gleem · 10-12-2009, 01:12 PM

please send me his email when you are done with him and get some of his friends names for me!

Barefootsies · 10-12-2009, 01:14 PM

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Smutnut... You are banned for the rest of the month for rules violations. You can contact the admin at the end of the month to be reistated

signupdamnit · 10-12-2009, 01:15 PM

I would NOT have started this thread until I had the money in hand. Risky move.

comeplay · 10-12-2009, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by PR_Tom

I have a domain I wouldnt sell for under 1 million, and I dont even care what someone on a board thinks, it's just what I think it could be worth to the right buyer and I'm not even selling, lmao.

I will offer $10,000,000 site unseen!

area51 - BANNED FOR LIFE · 10-12-2009, 01:37 PM

ill go 11 million on Toms domain

i hope its a shitty one

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pentae Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Inconceivable! Posts: 899	Truth be told, I didn't realize that it was the guys who owned the .net until shortly after i made this thread, but I cant really say i'm surprised. I just wanted to be sure i wasn't selling it for too little, it never really crossed my mind that the site could be worth less than that. If you want my advice I think you need to do what your good at and find ways to flog it for all you can. Identifying new ideas and products is something i suppose i'd like to think i'm good at compared to doing lots of programming or site building, this is also why i own a lot of domains and very few of them have had the time or money thrown at them..

10-08-2009, 02:49 PM	#112
pentae Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Inconceivable! Posts: 899	I am just worried about what he's going to do when he hears about the guy that paid 350K recently for a domain..

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area51 - BANNED FOR LIFE So Fucking Banned Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 3,164	ill go 11 million on Toms domain i hope its a shitty one