Today I've received an email from a Director of a company in India want to purchase one of my premium LLL.in which is relate to that company / service or non-profit group which I haven't sure yet. This person found my email through the whois I believed

So I sent it back and asked the buyer for his/her best offer in $ USD amount. But I do prefer for the mid - high $x,xxx , then I can begin discuss about the prices.

Question is do you think it's good idea to give out the term like that? Please share your idea

I tend to ask for about $3000 and settle for 1500 to 2000.
You can renew a huge number of your other premium LLL.IN with that capital.

Each LLL.IN that is used by an end-user and is removed from the pool will ultimately increase the value of the remaining LLL.IN.

Good Luck

Out of curiosity, do they own the equivalent .co.in?

Actually they doesn't own *.co.in , but their company/service name is relate to my LLL . How do I search for it?

Aligarh <-- is that a city in India ?

I'd get them to name a price first before you state your expectations.

Also, Aligarh:
Aligarh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I have received a reply back (check msg above). He/She said can offer at RS. 2500 ? what is RS 2500? any idea ?

About $50 and change?

I'm not sure of the full sequence of events, but with an offer like that, I wouldn't even counter-offer. I'd simply write back recommending that if that is his budget, then it would make more sense for him to register a new name.

I agree with Jeff, but I replied back to ask he/she to add more Zero (0) at the end of his RS hehe.

haha..worth a try..who knows maybe the other guy too is taking tips from some other forum..