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Yesterday, I receive an email confirming that I had acquired FreeLayout.net for the minimum bid price of $60. The domain itself also had got it's nameserver pointed to my default NS. And then the next day, I receive an email from Nelson saying that it was done by error. Below is what he wrote to me:
So, now snapnames need me to bid on a domain that I had acquired previously for $7500 if I still interested in that name. How many of you guys had seen a public domain that bid up above $5000? Seldom.... right! Almost none!
Well, it seems that snapnames want to earn more money for this domain. I know it is a nice domain and it really worth more than $60. But in this domain game, sometimes you lose sometimes you win. I had previously acquired Intertopsporker, BodogPorker and several more for $60. Why don't they put those up to public auction instead of letting me get it? Simple answer: Because they know it don't get traffic, so they let you have it!
Just in case if any of you bid on this domain. Here is what I get for 1 day parking.
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Traffic: 68
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Clicks: 8
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Payout: $2
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Happy $7500 bidding ..
We acquired this name June 12, 2005 for our own portfolio for possible
future sale. At the time it had no orders on it. You placed an order
on it Sep 8, 2006.
Today we listed it and 49 other names for sale in public auction as you
can see from the list on our download page in the link for
"Most Active Live Auctions"
It shows as listed for public auction until the 28th with a reserve
price. Your previous order was supposed to generate an email to you
that said then name was being auctioned with a reserve and you would
need to bid that price to get the name but there was and error and
instead you got the email saying you had acquired the name. We will be
refunding any charge and continuing with the auction. We are very sorry
for the confusion. You can submit a bid for the name at the current
minimum bid if you are still interested at that price.
So, now snapnames need me to bid on a domain that I had acquired previously for $7500 if I still interested in that name. How many of you guys had seen a public domain that bid up above $5000? Seldom.... right! Almost none!
Well, it seems that snapnames want to earn more money for this domain. I know it is a nice domain and it really worth more than $60. But in this domain game, sometimes you lose sometimes you win. I had previously acquired Intertopsporker, BodogPorker and several more for $60. Why don't they put those up to public auction instead of letting me get it? Simple answer: Because they know it don't get traffic, so they let you have it!
Just in case if any of you bid on this domain. Here is what I get for 1 day parking.
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Traffic: 68
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Clicks: 8
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Payout: $2
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Happy $7500 bidding ..