Someone wants to buy my domain name.... how much and how do you do it????

I found a site where you can auction off your domain name that may be of interest to you here is some of the info from one of the domains which is being sold. notice the bids and the amount! PM if you would like the link where I found this. portant Note: To participate in this auction at the current reserve range you must complete Sedo’s Premium certification. Certify Now! Reserve price range: 50,000 - 99,999 USD Estimated end time: 0 day 22 hours 8 min. (Aug/28/08 02:00 PM EST) Current Bid: 60,000 USD Reserve not met Currency conversion as per today's conversion rate: 40,631 EUR 32,493 GBP Bidding History (7 Bids)

Well Tonya the way I look at it if he really wants it he will pay you what you want. lol. He has wanted it for 2 years now so I am thinking he will pay you much more. Just tell him this is the price take it or leave it but be prepared he may walk away or come back with a counter offer. I am sorry to say I do not know how you would go about tranfering the rights over to him. Maybe you can call city hall or the local town house and find this out? Weight loss is a billion dollar industry I actually think you are undercutting yourself for the domain name. Try and see if others in that market are looking for a new domain name and you may have a bidding war on your hands. Good Luck!

so he threatened you in 2006? well then it's gonna cost him more hahah Try this website below to check the value of your domain name http://www.dnscoop.com/ I still think you have to charge him more then $ 5,000 :)

Try to search the internet more regarding selling your domain name. Grammasnook seems to have a great information about a site who will give more than what that guy who threatened you can offer. I saw the figures it's 60,000 USD. Imagine he is trying to buy it from you for only 1,000 USD. If you can earn more than what you need, which is $5,000 you said, then why not, by all means sell it to a deserving person not to some guy who threatens you just to get what he wants. Then message him saying that you sold it and got paid with this amount. It's like a slap on his face.

for me just confirm your point..that notthing wrong with this ..if you still stict to the same point ..finally you will get the good deal..this is you chance so keep it otherwise you got some problem to use money so ..sell it... Have a good day

As I mentioned in another article of yours, try selling the domain name on Sitepoint.com

Why not offer it for sale on a domain sale site that can act as a broker for you, then you don't have to deal with him at all, and you don't have to worry about the ins and outs of transferring the domain to him? Also means you might get other offers... If he offered $1500 already, it seems nuts to say $1000 is his final offer. If I were you, I would get yourself a standby domain and load you site onto it ready and start shifting your traffic across (If you know email addresses of any regular site visitors) so that you can make the switch if you need to. If you can maintain your traffic on a new domain, then it will be less of a problem to sell off the existing domain (just see how little 'GoDaddy' will sell you 'slendersizeme.info for...)

Hi, When you are dealing with this level of income to question price on; you have to consult an attorney. Call an attorney's office. If you have nothing to pay them, do not worry. I have used attorneys before with them not expecting to be paid anything by me. Often they will handle a case that is of interest to them. If that attorney isn't into it; ask if they know of anyone that does. You get the idea. Go daddy is going to undersell you like Ebay. Don't go there. You have much to offer; and don't want to undersell it. Best wishes.

Good day... Why not try to rent it to him. I mean it's a better deal for both of you. You can work the paper out like he rents it for a minimum of 5 years he has the right to buy it at a specific amount. It's good for you so you can have a continues income and also good for him because he doesn't have to put on a one time big time investment with market uncertainties. Note: Be sure though that you seek legal experts regarding this.