"On the topic of shill bids". A message from DomainLore founder.

[GreyWing]

Why blog about the subject, just asking for bad press. Deal with things internally.

Why hide things?

As long as people have the opportunity to reply then there is no issue. If we start to hide things then we may get into a state where people distrust others until they hear good things. Rather than at the moment where we trust people until we here bad things.

He won't get bad press for taking it seriously, compare that to Sedo who never comment on it and do get a bad press.

 

[GreyWing]

I agree foz. I'll email Denys.

My statement was more to do with Denys outing the situation. Most auction houses would keep quiet and work away at it.

Let's get this straight though, he didn't mentioned your names until you two started on about his system.

 

[foz]

Why hide things?

As long as people have the opportunity to reply then there is no issue. If we start to hide things then we may get into a state where people distrust others until they hear good things. Rather than at the moment where we trust people until we here bad things.

He won't get bad press for taking it seriously, compare that to Sedo who never comment on it and do get a bad press.

I didn't know their was an issue concerning shill bidding with Domainlore until the owner blogged about it.

The owner doesn't want replies or feedback, whatever you say he will slate you.

 

[Sound]

I didn't know their was an issue concerning shill bidding with Domainlore until the owner blogged about it.

The owner doesn't want replies or feedback, whatever you say he will slate you.

You can post your comments on his Blog as others have done he does want reply's and people on this forum want to know who shill bids.

 

[simonb]

I've bought a few domains on DL and it's way preferable to buy there than SEDO imho. I also find the pages quite useful to quickly scan Sedo / eBay active auctions.

 

[Admin]

I've bought a few domains on DL and it's way preferable to buy there than SEDO imho. I also find the pages quite useful to quickly scan Sedo / eBay active auctions.

You can also quick view Acorn and Sedo .UK only auctions here:
http://www.domainbid.co.uk