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'Domain Lord' - Comments?

Discussion in 'General Board' started by Alien, May 7, 2009.

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  1. Pred United Kingdom

    Pred Well-Known Member

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    can't believe you publicly admit to using ie Alien ;) :shock: :D
     
  2. bensd United Kingdom

    bensd Well-Known Member

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    I personally don't see anything wrong with domainlord, however if you do change your mind these are available:

    dombid.co.uk
    domauction(s).co.uk
     
  3. doodlebug United Kingdom

    doodlebug Retired Member

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    I like that Dombid, quite catchy and brandable :cool:

    That's what i thought, how about domaincocky ? ( refering to the poster )

    NB* that's the first time i've had to multi quote the same person :p
     
  4. aZooZa

    aZooZa Well-Known Member

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    DomBidz.com ? ...........................
     
  5. Skinner

    Skinner Well-Known Member

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    I was waiting for Dale to surface :p
     
  6. aZooZa

    aZooZa Well-Known Member

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    Trying to be surreptitious.... LOL. Don't believe in being too self promotional in somone else's forum.
     
  7. Skinner

    Skinner Well-Known Member

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    I was more thinking with your new signature, and very similar name heh :p
     
  8. aZooZa

    aZooZa Well-Known Member

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    Signature maybe, but not a forum diatribe :)

    Just a casual mention by sig, not a big ass post :)
     
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  9. disruptive

    disruptive Well-Known Member

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    I have Domain Baron .co.uk hehe! I'll be flogging my names directly from that site soon!

    I like that, nothing wrong with Lord in my opinion!
     
  10. Jeewhizz

    Jeewhizz Well-Known Member

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    I won an auction on DL last week. Went smoothly, name transferred etc. Everyone's a winner!
     
  11. aZooZa

    aZooZa Well-Known Member

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    I don't think anything that Denys does won't succeed, and I wish him well. He's a great catcher too :)
     
  12. Rob_F United Kingdom

    Rob_F Well-Known Member

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    Oh well, looks like coins.co.uk is going to someone else :-(

    - Rob
     
  13. GreyWing

    GreyWing Well-Known Member

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    Very nice price for a very nice name.

    Glad to see the system worked well, very smooth bidding and sales system.

    My sale of donate.org.uk went very smoothly as well.
     
  14. foz

    foz Well-Known Member

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    You bought your own domain for £1,250?
     
  15. Rob_F United Kingdom

    Rob_F Well-Known Member

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    I agree. I think the buyer got a good deal to be honest. I'll probably regret not bidding more a few years from now. My original cap was £2888 but got caught up in the whole auction fever thingy and ended up taking it to £3780 :mrgreen:

    - Rob
     
  16. GreyWing

    GreyWing Well-Known Member

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    yes mate Well part of the agreement was that I bought out my service provider who's fee was 50%.
     
  17. retired_member9

    retired_member9 Retired Member

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    Thanks for the comments!

    There is a little inconsistency with e-mail outbid notifications (I'm currently working to fix it), but everything else seems to be going as it should ;-)

    Now -- come and give your portfolio some cashflow, post a good domain for an auction.
     
  18. foz

    foz Well-Known Member

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    But it looks like your competition bidder was the service provider? Conflict of interest?
     
  19. GreyWing

    GreyWing Well-Known Member

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    Well was the service provider acting independently of the auction site, 100%?

    I put in proxy bid of substantially higher than the amount it went for. If Denys had been acting with a conflict if interest as he owned the auction site, he could have bid it up to that knowing what bid I put in.

    As it was, Denys was acting in his own personal interests in obtaining the name personal use and not bidding up the price.

    So I am 100% happy with how it went and that everyone acted 100% independently.

    Just to add that Denys was looking into changing this a little in the future so that the owner puts in a reserve rather than a bid, which I think is a good idea.
     
  20. foz

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    No, as he owns it.

    Does Sedo bid/buy on it's own auctions?
     
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