I don't know why it seems to bother you so much.
I have to be honest I am truly shocked at Murray's comments in here.
It reminds me of a one man protest for Peta with the protester wearing leather shoes...
No I tell you what it is
I also find a difference between being approached and approaching someone.
It's much more like me saying "I don't like oranges" then everyone saying "ooo this guy hates all fruit!" no, I don't hate all fruit.. I just don't like oranges.
Honestly I am very surprised at your views and approach in this thread,.
Don't be bitter, be better
I'll leave Homer to correct you on jealousy though
I'm surprised you don't understand the point I'm trying to make; that or you're just very bad at analogies lol
You and Rob have both hinted this is coming from a place of jealousy
Do you honestly think I look at £100 sales and go "wowww why can't I do that" and then it turns to "grrrr I'm angry"
I suppose you don't know anything about me so I shouldn't be insulted, but it's still kind of insulting
...I've sold names that with less naivety I probably wouldn't have bought in the first place but done well with them e.g. Range-Rover...
...I sold oldspice.co.uk too...
I fully expected everyone else to clearly see the analogies except for you
It reminds me of a one man protest for Peta with the protester wearing leather shoes...
Ok so a bit like saying a Peta supporter thinks there is a difference/more acceptable for a person to walk into a shop to buy leather shoes instead of someone approaching someone to buy leather shoes?
But what I do know is, that what you are saying to Federer IS insulting
Who are we to judge why people buy them?
These were your analogies
I'm not against selling keyword domains
I'm not against contacting end users
It's this mixture: rubbish keyword domain + contacting end users
So how do these analogies fit?
Who started this thread?
Was the thread started to have a discussion?
You aren't interested as to why people buy domains? surprising.
Some people's worlds aren't just black and white but shades of grey inbetween.
Have a nice day Murray
It's this mixture: rubbish keyword domain + contacting end users
It's how poor domains get sold via outreach I was interested in discussing. Where there's a strategy to suggest that a simple 301 might bring SEO benefits (when it won't), I think that's a disingenuous approach.
My reading of Murray's comments was that he was trying to say something similar. Murray?