newbie question :)

[gerdreiss]

you'll love this question:

whatta heck is a TM? i'm just seeing it all the time... :?:

 

[BostonDomainer]

Welcome to DNF!

TM stands for Trademark

 

[gerdreiss]

Thanks Foxo!

Actually, that was a typo - I know what a TM is (I own tmdb.eu )...
I don't know what a PM is... That was actually my question

There is one more question: what is a BIN?

BTW, is there somewhere kinda glossary for all those abbreviations used all the time here in the forum?

 

[Chuck]

Thanks Foxo!

Actually, that was a typo - I know what a TM is (I own tmdb.eu )...
I don't know what a PM is... That was actually my question

There is one more question: what is a BIN?

BTW, is there somewhere kinda glossary for all those abbreviations used all the time here in the forum?


http://jscriptive.org

PM = Private Message. I just sent you one to test it out, just click below to goto your message box.
http://www.dnforum.com/private.php

BIN = Buy It Now.

 

[gerdreiss]

PM = Private Message. I just sent you one to test it out, just click below to goto your message box.
http://www.dnforum.com/private.php

BIN = Buy It Now.

Thanks a lot!
Now when you answered, I saw it myself at the right bottom corner: the "Send PM" button - I could have made the conclusion myself

 

[arindra]

There is a glossary for newbies here http://www.dnforum.com/domain_glossary.htm
and FAQ here http://www.dnforum.com/faq.php

 

[gerdreiss]

Thanks! This is exactly what I ment

 

[draggar]

I write this a while ago to show the "money" part of selling domains - it goes over BIN.

http://www.dnforum.com/f34/selling-domains-money-part-thread-373099.html

IMO - BIN is one of the most over used, and mis-used, acronyms on the internet.

 

[dncsacnt]

Trademark