.co.uk and .uk domain names wanted budget up to 50k

[Hay]

To be honest i get the feeling there is some fishing going on, especially with the OP stating there has been "NO DEALS" yet, how can you have 50k to spend and receive umpteen offers but still do no deals?!

 

[Sam]

Ought to ban these types of posts (especially new members with zero credibility), been dozens over the years.. 50k means I can spend £50..

Yes as mentioned this is another newbie with no real budget don't waste your time

 

[Gill]

The OP is the same person that bought holiday.co.uk and numerous other great names.

 

[Hay]

The OP is the same person that bought holiday.co.uk and numerous other great names.

Not sure why he said he has not done any deals then (Only a couple of comments back)

 

[Gill]

Not sure why he said he has not done any deals then (Only a couple of comments back)

I took that to mean they haven't bought anything as a result of this post, yet.

 

[seemly]

Not sure why he said he has not done any deals then (Only a couple of comments back)

Looking at the names posted in this thread, I can very much see why there have been no deals completed.

 

[Hay]

Why whats wrong with myreallycoolukdomainname.co.uk i only want 25k ha!

 

[Ben Thomas]

Shame there is not one simple website platform where names can be put up for sale with a low commission fee taken. #justsaying

I smell a Denys.

But there's one better where no commission is taken

 

[mojoco]

Perhaps I'm naive, but I don't understand why there is a need for any conspiracy theories.

Happy Christmas everyone!

 

[Siusaidh]

To be fair, Gill is bona fide, with a large portfolio of names I'd be delighted to get hold of.

One thing I've been curious about holiday.co.uk and holiday.uk is why those are the only domains in Domainlore's finalised sales list that has the actual price of the sale redacted. I suppose someone has asked for privacy to support any future transactions on those domains.

With regard to the OP, I prefer to take people as they come unless they cause me a problem. They haven't done anything egregious so I think, new or not, they deserve goodwill. Maybe I'm just soft and sentimental.

 

[willbon]

With regard to the OP, I prefer to take people as they come unless they cause me a problem. They haven't done anything egregious so I think, new or not, they deserve goodwill. Maybe I'm just soft and sentimental.

Agreed.... you can't judge... but at the same time a new member on their first post has to be taken with a pinch of salt, after all, most are fishing for price ideas... so it should be treated that way... but can we keep threads to the point?.. (he says once more devaluing the thread).. this one's digressing and getting more airtime for the wrong reasons...

PS - I don't appreciate dumbing down of my posts... they are on point.

Happy Christmas!

 

[pugyrob]

i personally think mutual.co.uk is a really good fit for this.... not a hint of bias either


https://domainlore.uk/mutual.co.uk

 

[Chris Holland]

A real player!

 

[Alan Fletcher]

If he's actually called "Simon", I would be www.flabbergasted.co.uk

 

[JMI]

My god, someone was actually thick enough to register that domain.

 

[Simon Says]

I appreciate all of the messages sorry I have not had time to reply which basically means It's not for me.

 

[Chris Holland]

A genuine player.

 

[Admin]

@Chris Holland - Simon Says has just emailed me his UK drivers licence. The name on this document is nothing like the one you have just posted.

 

[Hay]

@Admin - Ive got fakedriverslicense.co.uk for £2,500 if he wants it haha

 

[Gill]

And maybe because of the fact that you've been called out as someone who has no money and hasn't paid for a domain you agreed to in the past.

This is rich coming from you given you had my customer release a domain to you and then didn't pay! You never honoured the promise to pay and it took a threat of being banned by Admin for you to return the name.