That's generally what people say when they don't actually have any (good) options. Similar thing happens in the film industry: a film without distribution will debut at a film festival like Sundance and it won't get any significant offers during or right after the festival. Months later, someone acquires it for an undisclosed sum, and the financiers/producers issue a press release saying that they took their time due to a "bidding war". In 99% of those cases, they got shit offers or no-money-upfront offers and they eventually just caved and took what was on the table.