asa childress
Include a message option - that would be great. I think what would be best is (rather than allowing anyone to message) once someone makes an offer, the seller can decide to send a message in response. This is important for people like me who have domains for existing companies and want to sell them to the company itself. When they receive an offer, it would be impossible for them to know if it is them or not without messaging (or at least a ‘request email’ feature). Thanks.
Ted Nichols
Create a way to prevent the seller from jacking up the price once receiving an offer. Not sure if this is implementable, but after putting in a reasonable offer, the seller jacked the price up to a near 500% I assume after knowing there was interest in the domain. Would prefer a small period of time to consider buying at the original listed price even if my offer isn't accepted.
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nick williams
rattus — Yesterday at 9:02 AM
Hi Johnny........... wee issue with buyers offers and the date/format displayed for when the offer was placed........ when the same buyer is coming back to make another run at a new offer (could be weeks/months later).... the new offers are mingled with the previous/OLD offers which is very confusing........... this may also extend to yearly dates being mixed as the displayed format is only month/day. I note that the new offer is in a darker text which is something but still confusing..would be useful if the offers were all descending by date (current most recent at top? (edited)
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nick
553rdd4 address
just adding my couple cents on having a minimum offer valu, PLEASE - preferably as a percentage of listed price [a settable percentage would be even better!] :-)
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OscarSG
Minimum offers are necessary, avoid the waves of 1HNS offers in our domains. Thnks
Johnny Wu
Johnny Wu
Johnny Wu
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Bartering or Swapping Names
LFG
It would be great if there was a similar alternative to the swap exchange scheme that is done with collectible stickers or trading cards. Possibly there are many users who eventually accumulate a large number of names, thus there is the possibility of losing the initial enthusiasm for some of them, however, to stimulate the market place it would be interesting that in addition to the possibility of offering hns there would also be an alternative of propose direct and mutually satisfactory exchanges between one or more names
Johnny Wu
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Stephen Banks
The option to swap TLDs as part of a purchase along with HNS: eg. tld1/ + 300 HNS for other person's tld2/
Epik.com allows this for ICANN domain names.
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