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yes was happy with the price of the .uk after I got the co.uk for a decent price.also it is a nice lll combo plus has a few decent links including dmoz and Microsoft so I am happy overall
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The co.uk had already been sold on domainlore a couple days before
The buyer was the top bidder on the .uk too
I think people knew since he had bought the co.uk and was top bidder for the .uk then he wasn't going to give it up easy and it wasn't worth bidding against him for just the .uk without the co.uk too
Nice buy Edward
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see what happens and if I get any offers I would consider them. I would prefer to sell both together as always better to have the pair I feel in the long term.
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I think long term they will do better as separate entities.
No one (other than domainers and the odd company) is switched on as to what is really happening or what it really means.
We have someone on here threatened with possible legal action as a company could not register the .uk (but no mention of their co.uk, which presumably has been registered for some time) and we have another person on here that could not bundle the .uk for an extra £25 as they sold the co.uk as the company were not interested.
Interesting and most likely, profitable times ahead, long term.
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No one (other than domainers and the odd company) is switched on as to what is really happening or what it really means.
We have someone on here threatened with possible legal action as a company could not register the .uk (but no mention of their co.uk, which presumably has been registered for some time) and we have another person on here that could not bundle the .uk for an extra £25 as they sold the co.uk as the company were not interested.
Interesting and most likely, profitable times ahead, long term.
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yes it is going to be interesting times ahead
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