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For Sale Got a nice 4-letter DN name yesterday

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Selling mydn.com, retv.com, myk9.com
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I had it snapped at Snaps.com, but NameWinner got it for me.

MyDN.com
Created: 01-MAY-03 <--- New drop
Expires: 01-MAY-04
Registrar: NEWDENTITY? (Dotster)
 
Great name.

Usually, it's the other way around for me.

I'll have a snap on a name and a low bid on nw.
And, the snap gets it. A matter of fact it happened today on
USNameBank.com

But, that is better then not having anything.

I am sure NW has a formula that all of the effort goes into
the higher bid names. And, the low bid names get low priority.
I guess it is logical.
 
Thanks, yes, I'm glad you got the name you wanted, although it would have been nicer to get it cheaper at NW. For MyDN.com, I would have preferred it to happen the way it did for you because the bid at Namewinner was $139 and the snap was only $44. But last week, I successfully snapped a name, RETV.com, which had a bid of $1360 at NW. So I'm happy that I got both names and only had to pay under $200 for both names. So there doesn't seem to be a formula; it's probably just by chance. Hey thanks, that reminds me that I have to swap the snap for something. ...Back to work...
 
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