Today's list of upcoming auctions on Bido

**Archangel** · 09-11-2009, 02:15 PM

I figured CityLube.com would have finished with no bids & the owner would eventually had let it drop. But it sold for $160. Am I missing something?

Originally Posted by InsanerDomainer

I think citylube.com is my favorite today.
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gps.travel sounds good, but I don't know the market for that tld.

usarecycler.com is not bad.

MicroGuy · 09-11-2009, 02:18 PM

Originally Posted by Archangel

I figured CityLube.com would have finished with no bids & the owner would eventually had let it drop. But it sold for $160. Am I missing something?

There are several businesses in the US and Canada operating under the exact name "City Lube". The domain has a history dating about about 10 years. It's short, memorable, and highly brandable.
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I think the buyer got a steal. IMO.

**Archangel** · 09-11-2009, 02:23 PM

With that in mind, I'm pretty sure it was a steal since there are many potential buyers.

Thanks for the clarification

Originally Posted by MicroGuy

There are several businesses in the US and Canada operating under the exact name "City Lube". The domain has a history dating about about 10 years. It's short, memorable, and highly brandable.
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I think the buyer got a steal. IMO.

MicroGuy · 09-11-2009, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by Archangel

With that in mind, I'm pretty sure it was a steal since there are many potential buyers.
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Thanks for the clarification

Of course, I might be somewhat bias.

xdomainer · 09-11-2009, 06:28 PM

Originally Posted by Archangel

I figured CityLube.com would have finished with no bids & the owner would eventually had let it drop. But it sold for $160. Am I missing something?

My Fightercraft.com got no bids yet it has huge sci-fi and avionics potential. I'm just registering the wrong names. lol

**Archangel** · 09-11-2009, 06:32 PM

It happens lol My CurseWords.net received about 8 votes and went into auction after BIDO lowered the necessary vote amount to 5. Eh no bids

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Originally Posted by xdomainer

My Fightercraft.com got no bids yet it has huge sci-fi and avionics potential. I'm just registering the wrong names. lol

CDM · 09-12-2009, 09:37 AM

I have just submitted some domains and have a question about the contract. i searched this thread and did not see that anyone has raised this question yet.

first, I do understand the reason for the exclusivity period in the contract. this is of course standard for all such domain auction venues. what i'm wondering though is about the discrepancy between the 30 days that the submitted domains are available to vote, and the 120 day exclusivity period.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=560553

in the event that my domain gets zero votes in the 30 day vote period, what happens over the next 90 days? the domain is on lockdown and i can do nothing with it? are you actively working, that is, making reasonable commercial effort to market, as defined in the contract, a domain that your own market has decided is of little to no value?

again, i completely understand the importance of this aspect of the contract, its just i i'm afraid of my domains being held hostage for 90 days. if the market has spoken with their votes that the domain is not popular and not likely to sell high, i may wish to unload it on the forums for cheap. for example, the domain may be 120 days from renewal on the day i submit it to Bido. then i just have to let it drop rather than at least recoup $5 - $10 for it by offloading it on the forums here.

Further, there is another part to the exclusivity period that says 'from 60 days after an auction or whichever is later'. this effectively means, in the most extreme of circumstances, that if my domain is put into auction by bido on the 119th day of the original exclusivity period, and fails to sell, then it will have to be under exclusivity a further 60 days, totaling 179 days (6 months).

Is it perhaps the case that you have not updated the contract since adding the 30 day community voting feature? again, I hope you understand the reasoning behind my raising these questions. I think bido looks like a good service and happy to have this alternative to the other marketplaces like sedo, afternic, etc. just hoping you can address my questions. Thank you!

***mwzd*** · 09-12-2009, 11:54 AM

Originally Posted by MediaHound

The auction you are referring to was yce.net correct? We paused that auction because the description contained stray html characters, and as such, prospective bidders could not read vital information about the auction. The auction was since unpaused, and removed, but may be relisted at a later date.

Domains are listed for a week for prebidding right? Seems like enough time for the seller to notice something that qualifies as a deal breaker, at least imho.
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Its kind of surprising to think that he only noticed stuff like this with 3 minutes left to go in the auction when he didn't in the 10,077 minutes preceding it. I wonder if he would have had the same objection if the closing price had been substantially higher. It definitely looks to me as if the seller didn't like the potential closing price so he clutched at straws to not complete the deal.

An auction platform should not be seen condoning such behaviour at all. The only thing that allows most of us to transact online is our word, and more and more I find people who don't keep theirs. I know the platform can't be held responsible for actions of individual members but instead of having an issue with it, offering to relist the domain 'at a later date' is certainly not something I expect from Bido.

InsanerDomainer · 09-14-2009, 08:42 AM

So much fun picking favorites... I'll go with Coffees.in today.

MediaHound · 09-14-2009, 09:33 AM

Originally Posted by CDM

I have just submitted some domains and have a question about the contract. i searched this thread and did not see that anyone has raised this question yet.

first, I do understand the reason for the exclusivity period in the contract. this is of course standard for all such domain auction venues. what i'm wondering though is about the discrepancy between the 30 days that the submitted domains are available to vote, and the 120 day exclusivity period.

in the event that my domain gets zero votes in the 30 day vote period, what happens over the next 90 days? the domain is on lockdown and i can do nothing with it? are you actively working, that is, making reasonable commercial effort to market, as defined in the contract, a domain that your own market has decided is of little to no value?

again, i completely understand the importance of this aspect of the contract, its just i i'm afraid of my domains being held hostage for 90 days. if the market has spoken with their votes that the domain is not popular and not likely to sell high, i may wish to unload it on the forums for cheap. for example, the domain may be 120 days from renewal on the day i submit it to Bido. then i just have to let it drop rather than at least recoup $5 - $10 for it by offloading it on the forums here.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=560553

Further, there is another part to the exclusivity period that says 'from 60 days after an auction or whichever is later'. this effectively means, in the most extreme of circumstances, that if my domain is put into auction by bido on the 119th day of the original exclusivity period, and fails to sell, then it will have to be under exclusivity a further 60 days, totaling 179 days (6 months).

Is it perhaps the case that you have not updated the contract since adding the 30 day community voting feature? again, I hope you understand the reasoning behind my raising these questions. I think bido looks like a good service and happy to have this alternative to the other marketplaces like sedo, afternic, etc. just hoping you can address my questions. Thank you!

Putting the domain up for voting on Bido is effectively using our service, and with the ability for a seller to click a button and cancel any domain from voting, warrants the exclusivity provision the way we have it written. If you would like to speak with us on a more case-by-case basis, please write us at support@bido.com or at Bido Support
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Originally Posted by Samit

Domains are listed for a week for prebidding right? Seems like enough time for the seller to notice something that qualifies as a deal breaker, at least imho.

Its kind of surprising to think that he only noticed stuff like this with 3 minutes left to go in the auction when he didn't in the 10,077 minutes preceding it. I wonder if he would have had the same objection if the closing price had been substantially higher. It definitely looks to me as if the seller didn't like the potential closing price so he clutched at straws to not complete the deal.

An auction platform should not be seen condoning such behaviour at all. The only thing that allows most of us to transact online is our word, and more and more I find people who don't keep theirs. I know the platform can't be held responsible for actions of individual members but instead of having an issue with it, offering to relist the domain 'at a later date' is certainly not something I expect from Bido.

Hi Samit, correct, as you know, auctions have a week minimum of prebidding the way our platform is designed. In this instance, there actually was a technical snafu in the way html entities were treated in the auction's description. As you know, the description text was rendered nearly unreadable by a human. Only a few auctions were affected, we corrected them, but not till after it was brought to our attention, which was during the course of the yce.net auction. The description did contain information pertinent to the sale and the seller choose to pull the auction, to which we made an administrative decision to oblige. Our hands were tied and it was an administrative decision that unfortunately needed to be made. Had it been caught prior to the auction start we could have corrected it but it was not. Emails between Bido and the seller were happening during the course of the auction, only till a few minutes remaining the seller exercised the option that was offered, and unfortunately the auction was scratched due to the apparent mis-auction. This circumstance has never happened, probably will not ever again, and we apologize for having to pull it. We would have much rathered finalizing the transaction for all involved but our hands were tied due to the circumstance.

Radiator · 09-14-2009, 03:22 PM

Fascinating. What I'd like to know, is what Bido has to say about the concerns raised in the thread entitled:

"The Official Sell-Your-Trademark-Domains on Bido™ Thread"

Specifically the inclusion of 'WellsFargo.cn', currently sitting not very pretty in your pipeline. It's noteworthy.

***mwzd*** · 09-14-2009, 03:32 PM

Originally Posted by MediaHound

As you know, the description text was rendered nearly unreadable by a human. Only a few auctions were affected, we corrected them, but not till after it was brought to our attention, which was during the course of the yce.net auction.

Ok, I get it.

Since it wasn't an error on only a few listings and not everyone checks these were overlooked. Why you allow the re-listing too. Makes sense.

And yes, the description was really messy. It would have been a great bargain for me though

No worries, thanks for the reply.

MediaHound · 09-14-2009, 07:30 PM

Hi Radiator, please start at the beginning of that thread and click and follow the link the OP cross linked in the first post, the replies there already should answer your question.

---------- Post added at 09:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:26 PM ----------
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Originally Posted by Samit

Ok, I get it.

Since it wasn't an error on only a few listings and not everyone checks these were overlooked. Why you allow the re-listing too. Makes sense.

And yes, the description was really messy. It would have been a great bargain for me though

No worries, thanks for the reply.

Yow're most welcome Samit. Onwards and upwards.

Garrett-Bido · 09-15-2009, 07:22 AM

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To view and bid on any of these auctions, visit http://www.bido.com
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These are all NO RESERVE auctions, bidding starts at $28, so join in right now. Auctions run for ~1 hour (barring extensions).

Hope to see you at the auctions.

InsanerDomainer · 09-15-2009, 08:43 AM

Today I like ie5.com

MediaHound · 09-15-2009, 11:32 AM

Morgan Linton of Linton Investments (Linton Investments LLC - Domain Name Investing) made two videos for the Bido members.

One is about marketing your Bido auction:
Bido Marketing Tips
The other is about becoming an Expert at Bido, and maximizing the Bido Expert program:
Become a Bido Expert

We hope you enjoy the videos and thank you for taking the time to watch them.

Radiator · 09-15-2009, 06:50 PM

Originally Posted by MediaHound

Hi Radiator, please start at the beginning of that thread and click and follow the link the OP cross linked in the first post, the replies there already should answer your question.

You think what you said there gets Bido TM off the hook for WellsFago.cn!?

Originally Posted by MediaHound

...What it states in regards to selling is exactly:
"...to the complainant who is the owner of the trademark or service mark or to a competitor of that complainant..."

And what it states as far as legitimate use includes:
"(iii) you are making a legitimate noncommercial or fair use of the domain name, without intent for commercial gain to misleadingly divert consumers or to tarnish the trademark or service mark at issue"

Hmm, and what 'legitimate or fair use' do you think someone totally unconnected with WellsFargo using the exact wordmark, and nothing else, would have..? This isn't a rhetorical question. I want you to answer it.

Originally Posted by MediaHound

Bido does not know the out of pocket costs of any seller to sell a domain that may have a mark in it.
Bido also does not know what the buyer will do with the domain.
There are legitimate uses and legitimate ways to sell domains that may have a string of a mark in them.
There would be an ineffective / very involved process to censor what people want to sell on Bido, we are not the judge nor jury nor an arbitration forum.

Would you say this to the turbo-powered attorneys of Wells Fargo, glaring at you with scornful eyes from across the courtroom I wonder? You could say it, but absolutely no-one, including the jury would be impressed. Your air of confidence would evaporate.

Why can't you see you're making yourselves look so bad, and by association, this forum? And also by extension, the people who use it. And yet further extension, domaining in general.
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It's staring you in the face on your own site, in the expert's section for WellsFargo.cn

CDM · 09-15-2009, 07:05 PM

Quote:

Putting the domain up for voting on Bido is effectively using our service, and with the ability for a seller to click a button and cancel any domain from voting, warrants the exclusivity provision the way we have it written. If you would like to speak with us on a more case-by-case basis, please write us at support@bido.com or at Bido Support

I'm not sure if i understand what you're saying. can you be more explicit? does clicking the X to cancel the voting release a domain from exclusivity? thats kinda the impression i'm getting

**Archangel** · 09-15-2009, 07:37 PM

I'd watch them but I'm deaf and most vids online don't have subtitles

Originally Posted by MediaHound

Morgan Linton of Linton Investments (Linton Investments LLC - Domain Name Investing) made two videos for the Bido members.

One is about marketing your Bido auction:
Bido Marketing Tips
The other is about becoming an Expert at Bido, and maximizing the Bido Expert program:
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Become a Bido Expert

We hope you enjoy the videos and thank you for taking the time to watch them.

---------- Post added at 09:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:30 PM ----------

Valid point. I like to use RedApple.com as an example in TM discussions. If the seller knew that the domain was going to be used to infringe upon Apple's TM, then selling it to him would simply make you an asshole. BUT if the buyer NEVER SAID what he was going to do with it, then whose to argue?

That isn't the same here: I'm pretty sure the buyer (assuming one person alive would want the stupid thing) won't use WellsFargo.anything for a Johnny Depp fan site.

Essentially, BIDO is selling bullets to a guy who it knows will use them to shoot people.

Originally Posted by Radiator

Hmm, and what 'legitimate or fair use' do you think someone totally unconnected with WellsFargo using the exact wordmark, and nothing else, would have..? This isn't a rhetorical question. I want you to answer it.

Radiator · 09-15-2009, 07:49 PM

Originally Posted by Archangel

Essentially, BIDO is selling bullets to a guy who it knows will use them to shoot people.

And maybe selling bullets that will eventually come tearing back at them like a chaingun from something out of Unreal Tournament

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Btw, you forgot to give them their full business title - Bido TM. It's there for a reason!

**Archangel** · 09-15-2009, 08:01 PM

Their title is BIDO -- the TM just means trademark. But I see where you;re going. It makes me wonder if they'd remove BIDOAuctions.com from the site -- simply because it infringes on THEIR trademark. I'm not trying to start something here but it seems that BIDO doesn't care about TM 'til it hits home.

Originally Posted by Radiator

And maybe selling bullets that will eventually come tearing back at them like a chaingun from something out of Unreal Tournament

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Btw, you forgot to give them their full business title - Bido TM. It's there for a reason!

instance · 09-16-2009, 03:22 AM

BIDO has been going downhill in the last few months. 90% of the domains are pure crap and most of the recent sale prices are barely above the initial bids. Heck most domains don't even get bids.

There is simply too many domains and the 'experts' don't even bother commenting on them anymore. You are lucky to see one comment a week. Not so social anymore.

Now will accelerated auctions even more crap gets to the front. Seems like greed will lead to BIDO's demise.

MicroGuy · 09-16-2009, 06:56 AM

I think Bido has the potential of becoming the biggest and brightest online auction house of the 21st Century. The staff seems to be listening to the domaining community and refining their platform based on this feedback.

If Bido would just step-up and admit that they screwed up allowing domains like WellsFargo.CN to be listed, I think it would go a long way to help repair their reputation and increase domainer participation. IMO.

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TheFirstSingle.com is a RESERVE auction, the remaining are NO RESERVE auctions, bidding starts at $28, so join in right now. Auctions run for ~1 hour (barring extensions).
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Hope to see you at the auctions.

chandan · 09-16-2009, 11:15 AM

how long it takes domain to push after the payment of auction ?

09-12-2009, 09:37 AM	#757 (permalink)
CDM NamePros Regular Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Texas Posts: 458 Follow @DomainAnimal	I have just submitted some domains and have a question about the contract. i searched this thread and did not see that anyone has raised this question yet. first, I do understand the reason for the exclusivity period in the contract. this is of course standard for all such domain auction venues. what i'm wondering though is about the discrepancy between the 30 days that the submitted domains are available to vote, and the 120 day exclusivity period. ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=560553 in the event that my domain gets zero votes in the 30 day vote period, what happens over the next 90 days? the domain is on lockdown and i can do nothing with it? are you actively working, that is, making reasonable commercial effort to market, as defined in the contract, a domain that your own market has decided is of little to no value? again, i completely understand the importance of this aspect of the contract, its just i i'm afraid of my domains being held hostage for 90 days. if the market has spoken with their votes that the domain is not popular and not likely to sell high, i may wish to unload it on the forums for cheap. for example, the domain may be 120 days from renewal on the day i submit it to Bido. then i just have to let it drop rather than at least recoup $5 - $10 for it by offloading it on the forums here. Further, there is another part to the exclusivity period that says 'from 60 days after an auction or whichever is later'. this effectively means, in the most extreme of circumstances, that if my domain is put into auction by bido on the 119th day of the original exclusivity period, and fails to sell, then it will have to be under exclusivity a further 60 days, totaling 179 days (6 months). Is it perhaps the case that you have not updated the contract since adding the 30 day community voting feature? again, I hope you understand the reasoning behind my raising these questions. I think bido looks like a good service and happy to have this alternative to the other marketplaces like sedo, afternic, etc. just hoping you can address my questions. Thank you! __________________ my domain blog My portfolio on Sedo Last edited by CDM; 09-12-2009 at 09:40 AM.

09-14-2009, 08:42 AM	#759 (permalink)
InsanerDomainer NamePros Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 134 Follow @InsanerDomainer	So much fun picking favorites... I'll go with Coffees.in today. __________________ RecentBookmarks.com During.biz BoyNamesForBabies.com GiftAndNovelty.com W h y P a r k m i n i s i t e s

09-14-2009, 03:22 PM	#761 (permalink)
Radiator NamePros Regular Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: The Outer Limits Posts: 672	Fascinating. What I'd like to know, is what Bido has to say about the concerns raised in the thread entitled: "The Official Sell-Your-Trademark-Domains on Bido™ Thread" Specifically the inclusion of 'WellsFargo.cn', currently sitting not very pretty in your pipeline. It's noteworthy. __________________ Run bath for 5 minutes. Click link. Press play. Get in bath. And relax. Last edited by Radiator; 09-14-2009 at 03:26 PM.

09-15-2009, 07:22 AM	#764 (permalink)
Garrett-Bido NamePros Regular Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 272	Today's list of upcoming auctions on Bido irishmastiff.com mystimulus.net usopentennis.info quickloanexperts.com keggedbeer.com klarrisa.com boatingdeals.com reviewgames.info blackstallion.info girlontv.com formpros.com 1p.cc ef3.com oo4.com superrecycle.com ie5.com premedicaldegree.com domainswap.org eyesurgerylasik.com bookflights.info gunsale.info civilplanners.com own.sc thepokerparlor.com lecturer.info qatartravel.org hostingpackages.info mutualfundtrading.info trainingacademy.us computerspyware.us omahasteak.net slenderthighs.com airedalepuppies.net tradefutures.info blogging.cc accuratememory.com heleh.com slavemagazine.com upn.me greaterdomain.com maternityleave.us ovts.com g3n.net onlinetoyshop.net caicoshotels.com nyctips.com dugt.com livewebcams.in cloudthemes.com permissibility.com wastedcash.com tradingproperties.com antiquecoindealer.com lapokerclub.com all on Bido today. To view and bid on any of these auctions, visit http://www.bido.com ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=560553 These are all NO RESERVE auctions, bidding starts at $28, so join in right now. Auctions run for ~1 hour (barring extensions). Hope to see you at the auctions. __________________ http://www.bido.com http://support.bido.com

09-15-2009, 08:43 AM	#765 (permalink)
InsanerDomainer NamePros Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 134 Follow @InsanerDomainer	Today I like ie5.com __________________ RecentBookmarks.com During.biz BoyNamesForBabies.com GiftAndNovelty.com W h y P a r k m i n i s i t e s

09-15-2009, 11:32 AM	#766 (permalink)
MediaHound NamePros Regular Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Florida Posts: 556	Morgan Linton of Linton Investments (Linton Investments LLC - Domain Name Investing) made two videos for the Bido members. One is about marketing your Bido auction: Bido Marketing Tips The other is about becoming an Expert at Bido, and maximizing the Bido Expert program: Become a Bido Expert We hope you enjoy the videos and thank you for taking the time to watch them. __________________ http://www.bido.com http://www.bido.com/VoteForProfits http://www.bido.com/SubmitDomains

09-16-2009, 03:22 AM	#772 (permalink)
instance NamePros Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 128	BIDO has been going downhill in the last few months. 90% of the domains are pure crap and most of the recent sale prices are barely above the initial bids. Heck most domains don't even get bids. There is simply too many domains and the 'experts' don't even bother commenting on them anymore. You are lucky to see one comment a week. Not so social anymore. Now will accelerated auctions even more crap gets to the front. Seems like greed will lead to BIDO's demise.

09-16-2009, 06:56 AM	#773 (permalink)
MicroGuy Miembro Especial Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Debunking ccTLD Posts: 6,801	I think Bido has the potential of becoming the biggest and brightest online auction house of the 21st Century. The staff seems to be listening to the domaining community and refining their platform based on this feedback. If Bido would just step-up and admit that they screwed up allowing domains like WellsFargo.CN to be listed, I think it would go a long way to help repair their reputation and increase domainer participation. IMO. __________________ ......

09-16-2009, 08:25 AM	#774 (permalink)
Garrett-Bido NamePros Regular Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 272	Today's list of upcoming auctions on Bido golfclasses.net ujuf.com exercisetips.org thewoodpile.com guestservices.us marriagedeals.com nitrosoftware.com bookvacations.info bambi.tv oaves.com 1z0.com jobsafety.info paintautos.com unbreakable.info wineoak.net oysterbayrealtor.com cheapmedication.info inventing.us waterproofcamera.info securebillpayment.com weekendjobs.info 8wj.com nuq.us faithfulfan.com fishingsportswear.com secrethangout.com smallnames.com stockquotes.in russianhelp.com tacomucho.com performancetheater.com stockadvising.com timemanagementtool.com thefirstsingle.com travels.cc selfsellrealty.com gourmetteabag.com chocolateproteinbars.com wbjh.com latexclothing.info swinefluvaccinations.net insurerquote.com bardrinks.info vodkadrinks.info selectedrooms.com dotcomstrategy.com freewifis.com brbv.com politicaltheater.com hackysack.net lotterynumbers.us dfw.info malwareremover.org fundingplans.com domaindropsdaily.com verticalthrust.com redmug.com babypajamas.net nhc.me all on Bido today. To view and bid on any of these auctions, visit http://www.bido.com TheFirstSingle.com is a RESERVE auction, the remaining are NO RESERVE auctions, bidding starts at $28, so join in right now. Auctions run for ~1 hour (barring extensions). ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=560553 Hope to see you at the auctions. __________________ http://www.bido.com http://support.bido.com

09-16-2009, 11:15 AM	#775 (permalink)
chandan Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Unblock.in Posts: 4,789 Follow @chandan123	how long it takes domain to push after the payment of auction ? __________________ chandan.in- Domain Names-foods - iblogs- Steroids for Sale - 074.in for 15$ Recipes- DIR-stumble 4 Sales 54 DBS-Recipes DB-Drinks DB-Jokes- book marks-Chandan

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