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SJ.uk (1,288 GBP)

Bargain of 2019... although this doesn't looked to have completed yet? NS still pointing at Domainlore...

Whats weird (to me) is that sj.co.uk had sj.uk since 2014, and is in the domain space... so would they really let sj.uk go for such a small amount? o_O
 
Whats weird (to me) is that sj.co.uk had sj.uk since 2014, and is in the domain space... so would they really let sj.uk go for such a small amount? o_O

I would assume they thought it was a good time to sell and expected it to go for more, but that's auctions I guess

I think Scott got the .co.uk with a trademark since it's not on the sales list of short domains from the Nominet auction
 
I think Scott got the .co.uk with a trademark since it's not on the sales list of short domains from the Nominet auction

Eh? But sj.co.uk is reg'd since pre 1996, so surely that would have had RoR on sj.uk, which was exercised in 2014?

Unless theres something I'm missing here?
 
A very well know and respected user on here with a portfolio most of us could only dream of let at least 3 LL.uk's drop instead of registering their rights during ROR. No idea why!
 
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