Ridiculous asking prices!

[websaway]

I can't currently see how the section you have quoted unmasks him as a writer of fiction.


(from iPhone)

You don't have to agree with me but I believe it is a fictional situation.

That being the case, he is asking, do the people on the forum do something intentionally, a something which factually does not exist.

 

[invincible]

You don't have to agree with me but I believe it is a fictional situation.



That being the case, he is asking, do the people on the forum do something intentionally, a something which factually does not exist.

What does "factually not exist"? Perhaps it was just the way he phrased his post.


(from iPhone)

 

[websaway]

What does "factually not exist"? Perhaps it was just the way he phrased his post.


(from iPhone)

I believe the situation he documents , in the way he has detailed it, simply did not happen.

Full stop.

 

[invincible]

I believe the situation he documents , in the way he has detailed it, simply did not happen.



Full stop.

I know that. So it's just "belief" and the "factually does not exist" part isn't actually fact?


(from iPhone)

 

[websaway]

I know that. So it's just "belief" and the "factually does not exist" part isn't actually fact?


(from iPhone)

Just my opinion.

 

[foz]

I was selling thousands of domains a year, as many as 50 a day and the lesson i learnt was that if a domain did not have the value, according to keyword, exacts, recent sales etc, then i was better of being realistic and not wasting time on stupid prices. So instead of losing 95% of the bidders i gained 50% to 75% of the bidders. Sales went through the roof, and we made a far greater return on our investment . . .

Interesting post, Phil. How many domains under management?

 

[Philnorris]

Interesting post, Phil. How many domains under management?

Used to work for DomCollect, heading up the sales team. 200,000 domains