Another.com Information

Another.com provides a valuable service by fixing a broken system for communicating between domain buyers and domain owners. Domain owners often ignore inquiries. For their part, domain buyers often feel that they are sending inquiries into a black hole as they rarely receive a response and don't know who to contact that has decision making authority. Holders of large domain portfolio receive a steady flow of inquiries. Many of the inquiries are anonymous or from aliases. Some are generated by automated scripts. A portion are from people who don't understand the value of quality domain names and think it is reasonable to offer £20 for a domain that may have been acquired for thousands of pounds. A few are from those who will resort to legal threats if they don't like the price offered. After years of responding to inquiries that lead nowhere, domain owners typically are burnt out and stop responding. They are looking for a better solution. Another.com provides that solution. Another.com pre-qualifiers the inquiries sent to domain owners. We ensure that the offers come from real people, that the inquirer is serious enough to spend a few pounds to submit a qualified inquiry, and that the inquirer does not question the legitimacy of the domain owner's domain name registration. The value Another.com providers to a domain buyer is that it ensures that your inquiry will receive consideration and a prompt response. Before Another.com the odds were good that a domain inquiry would never reach the right person, or would never be read, or would be read and quickly tossed aside. With Another.com your inquiry will go directly to the decision maker, will receive full consideration, and will be promptly responded to. Your payment to Another.com and your participation in the submission process qualifies your inquiry and entitles you to a consideration of your offer and a prompt response from the domain owner. Are all the domains held by companies that use the Another.com service available for sale at reasonable prices? The ...