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Tuesday, June 10th, 2008
RELISTED Auctions are domain auctions that were won by a bidder, however the bidder flaked out, could not be contacted or refused payment. Normally the second highest bid will be honored, if there is no second highest bidder we will relist and start the auction over.
If you had a second highest ...
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Monday, June 2nd, 2008
Going forward starting today, payment or payment arrangements for winning bidders are required within 5 days or auction will be voided and domain offered to next highest bidder. Bidders that win an auction and renege on paying for said domain will not be allowed to bid on future auctions.
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Wednesday, May 28th, 2008
Someone told me once not to wait for all factors to be perfect to wait to launch a new project or business. Her logic said that waiting for the perfect conditions to do anything will seldom occur and if you start something ASAP after coming up with the idea, that action ensures ...
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Friday, May 23rd, 2008
Strong words but what are the parameters for having your domains accepted by certain auctions? Listening to one today that I submitted 17 names to and none were accepted, no explanation after having 2 months to accept the names except to say my "rep" was no longer with the company. ...
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Friday, May 23rd, 2008
I have had a few emails saying that I am screwing with the domain market by setting such low reserves on the domains I am posting and therefore selling domains too cheap!? I kinda understand that mentality and hope that the winning bidders feel they are getting a good value ...
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