marijuana.com in the news ... so comical and so sad :(

[maximux1]

Rick-

Sent you a PM yesterday ... maybe you missed it among all the offers you have :-/

Haha, I could almost taste the sarcasm in that - you're slick, Ron!

Anyways, how is the marijuana.com domain name sale coming along?...

I believe that I have found the attourney and we're lined up to draw the contract out. A nice man, I found him in this community as well.

In regards to working together ... as I said in my PM, I'm not exactly sure what we'd work on being that you've sold marijuana.com ... or is it not really sold?

Why do you insist on trying to make me look like an ass? As of this time, as I have said twice before in this thread...:huh: I have a sale agreement and a sizeable down payment. The Marijuana.Com domain is no longer for sale. You can call it whatever you want ::shrugs::

Assuming it's sold, I guess there are still some things we could work together on ... please let me know what you're proposing via PM.

Ron

Actually Ron, Im just too busy at the moment to be able to take on any new projects. I'll hit ya in a PM if I have a change of heart.

Good to hear from you again.

Rick

 

[Domagon]

I believe that I have found the attourney and we're lined up to draw the contract out. A nice man, I found him in this community as well.

Rick- I thought you already had an attorney and an agreement had been entered into, based upon what you wrote in prior posts here; you're the one who reopened this thread.

Who is the attorney? ... has he posted in this thread?

Why do you insist on trying to make me look like an ass?

That's certainly not my intention, and I apologize if that's the way it appears ... with that said, your posts speak for themselves %+|

As of this time, as I have said twice before in this thread...:huh: I have a sale agreement and a sizeable down payment. The Marijuana.Com domain is no longer for sale. You can call it whatever you want ::shrugs::

I see DotComFinders.com no longer lists it for sale - interesting how that "exclusive" agreement broke down; you said marijuana.com was sold about a month ago - and here we are again ... it's no wonder I'm skeptical ...

You say, in the paragraph above, "I believe that I have found the attourney and we're lined up to draw the contract out."...

If you're drawing up a "contract" now, then how did you get their deposit already?...

There appear to be some glaring contradictions, all in the same post ... I keep an eye on detail when it comes to deals; good at spotting a rat LOL!

Actually Ron, Im just too busy at the moment to be able to take on any new projects. I'll hit ya in a PM if I have a change of heart.

Then why did you ask me to PM you about working together a few posts back? Did you just suddenly get so busy since yesterday... :undecided

Ron

 

[maximux1]

Rick- I thought you already had an attorney and an agreement had been entered into, based upon what you wrote in prior posts here; you're the one who reopened this thread.

I had assistance writing the "SALE AGREEMENT". I will not continue to explain that to you. Perhaps you need to re-read this thread.

Who is the attorney? ... has he posted in this thread?

That's entirely up to him to disclose.

That's certainly not my intention, and I apologize if that's the way it appears ... with that said, your posts speak for themselves %+|

Indeed, and your ignorance of my above posts leads me to believe that you have rarely taken the time to actually read my posts. Take a few deep breathes, Ron - d

I see DotComFinders.com no longer lists it for sale - interesting how that "exclusive" agreement broke down; you said marijuana.com was sold about a month ago - and here we are again ... it's no wonder I'm skeptical ...

You really need to take reading class. Your comprehension is sorely lacking.

When I came here, I had an offer. (still with me?) I wanted to shop the offer because I was not satisfied. (Still there?) I signed with a domain brokerage for 45 days. (Still with me, Ron?) The brokerage did not sell the domain within the terms of the agreement. (S L O W I N G D O W N). The original offer never went away. :Looks back: We reworked the original offer to terms all parties could agree to. (Ron?) We drafted a simple "SALES AGREEMENT" that outlined the details of the sale and took a security deposit until the buyer has the funds ready. (RON!!! You gotta stay with me here, this is where it has been confusing you) We have now found a respectable member of this community to assist us with the final draft of the "PURCHASE CONTRACT".

Ya know, Ron. For a "domain broker", you seem to be having a great deal of trouble grasping what we have here. I have done my best at this point to explain the situation to you. Im sorry if you still are confused or are having continued trouble reading my posts. I have made every reasonable attempt to clear things up for you.

You say, in the paragraph above, "I believe that I have found the attourney and we're lined up to draw the contract out."...

If you're drawing up a "contract" now, then how did you get their deposit already?...

Again, how many domains have you actually brokered? You seem a bit ignorant of the agreement process. Im just curious as to the quality of domains you have brokered and why it is you are having such a difficult time with this.

There appear to be some glaring contradictions, all in the same post ... I keep an eye on detail when it comes to deals; good at spotting a rat LOL!

The only contradictions here are the ones that you cant wrap your mind around. Take a step back, Ron. Re-read the post, then delete the rest of your crap so no one can read it - I too can spot a rat, but I typically pass them by quickly.

Then why did you ask me to PM you about working together a few posts back? Did you just suddenly get so busy since yesterday... :undecided

Ron

Well, I guess you could say I spotted a rat, Ron.

All the best,
Rick

 

[Domagon]

I had assistance writing the "SALE AGREEMENT". I will not continue to explain that to you. Perhaps you need to re-read this thread.

Re-reading thread now k: :laugh:

That's entirely up to him to disclose.

So he's posted in this thread? ... you don't say he hasn't ... that really narrows down the field :-D

When I came here, I had an offer. (still with me?) I wanted to shop the offer because I was not satisfied. (Still there?) I signed with a domain brokerage for 45 days. (Still with me, Ron?) The brokerage did not sell the domain within the terms of the agreement...

45 days ... sounds like DotComFinders.com should hit up LawyerDotFinders.com, figuratively speaking, next time when drawing up a broker contract - they never really had a chance ... if the auction began Dec-21-2004 and ends Apr-20-2005, then why would the contract at least not cover the entire auction period? ... dumb on their part - lucky for you

...(S L O W I N G D O W N). The original offer never went away. :Looks back: We reworked the original offer to terms all parties could agree to. (Ron?) We drafted a simple "SALES AGREEMENT" that outlined the details of the sale and took a security deposit until the buyer has the funds ready.

I'm with you so far :-D

Not sure how redrafting a sales agreement helps much ... do they suddenly have more money now? A security deposit ... umm, like low 6-figures at least? If not, you don't have much security, but hey that's my layman's opinion ... what do I know.

(RON!!! You gotta stay with me here, this is where it has been confusing you) We have now found a respectable member of this community to assist us with the final draft of the "PURCHASE CONTRACT".

If you already have a sales agreement and a deposit, why have another contract? With that said, thank you for the clarification on the contracts - didn't realize there were two you were discussing.

Ya know, Ron. For a "domain broker", you seem to be having a great deal of trouble grasping what we have here. I have done my best at this point to explain the situation to you...

I generally keep things simple when doing deals - if the buyer doesn't have the funds, no amount of contracts is going to help; I'm not in the financing business, and I make that clear to all buyers - it's up to them to take out a loan or whatever it takes to get the funds together.

Im sorry if you still are confused or are having continued trouble reading my posts. I have made every reasonable attempt to clear things up for you.

And I appreciate that - thank you for taking the time to clarify things.

Again, how many domains have you actually brokered? You seem a bit ignorant of the agreement process. Im just curious as to the quality of domains you have brokered and why it is you are having such a difficult time with this.

None ... only recently started advertising "brokering" service - and to be honest I've not put much effort into that angle ... I have plenty of domains of my own to sell, my businesses are cranking along nicely, and thus there's little urgency to pursue brokering ... but it doesn't hurt to pursue it - being diversified...

While on the topic of brokering - I don't get caught up in all the contract/legal stuff - it ultimately, reiterating what I post a little ways up, comes down to an exchange of funds for the domain(s) - if one doesn't have the funds, then there's no point in pursuing a deal, in my view - financing, leasing, etc are things some folks get into, but from my personal experience of selling millions of dollars in domains, there's no need for all that complexicity.

Continuing on that thought ... I could have likely found a buyer willing to pay more ... offered numerous times to help broker the domain for you ... I couldn't do any worse than DotComFinders.com did LOL!

The only contradictions here are the ones that you cant wrap your mind around. Take a step back, Ron. Re-read the post, then delete the rest of your crap so no one can read it - I too can spot a rat, but I typically pass them by quickly.

My posts in this topic, while not perfect, are still relevant and thus will remain.

Well, I guess you could say I spotted a rat, Ron.

Nothing like discussing rats on a Friday night ... I think we both need to get out more arty: :-D

Ron

 

[Jack Gordon]

Wow, I think we've really taken this one as far as we could.

Let's all take a deep breath, remember that this is a business forum that a private transaction has been announced on, congratulate the seller on a fine sale, and find some other threads to contribute to.

Thread closed.