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I don't personally care if someone is the best thing since sliced bread... This contract is written to screw domainers. We work hard for our money --I'm not saying Moniker doesn't, but I always thought contracts were meant to prevent circumvention (example provided below by Namecharger), not to screw hard working people over...

Moniker has a new owner. This is not a good way to earn our respect. The company might have the same name but this is not the Moniker I remember.

Originally Posted by NameCharger

I didn't see any of it that is domainer-friendly.

As a Realtor, I don't contractually tie my Sellers up nearly that tight when I sell the roofs over their heads!

To protect myself against a Seller circumventing a sale, I incorporate a clause in my listing contracts that entitles me to a commission should the property be sold within 90 days after expiration to person/s who viewed the property during my listing period. If I want this clause to be put into effect, I must provide this list of prospects to my Seller via Certified Mail within 5 days after expiration.

In my opinion, entitling a broker to compensation 2 years after a contract expires is absolutely ridiculous.