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  1. andyboothsi

    Bidding on your own names at NameJet...?

    I have sat back and read all of this, and wanted to wait a little for the dust to settle. Clearly the writing is already on the wall. I think it is time that I addressed the original issue. A mistake was made by me, not the 'Booth bros'. Andy Booth, not James Booth. There was a misunderstanding...
  2. andyboothsi

    sales Joe Uddeme Brokers the Sale of Storm.com

    This reads the note I received a week ago: Hi Andy, No, we will not sell the domain. Best regards, Nancy ------------------------------------------------------- Nancy Linn Bids & Proposals Manager L3 Telemetry & RF Products 9020 Balboa Avenue San Diego CA 92123 (858) 694-7935...
  3. andyboothsi

    showcase Five Figure Domain Sales right after relocating to Malaysia!

    Congrats on those great sales! Thanks for sharing.
  4. andyboothsi

    sales Joe Uddeme Brokers the Sale of Storm.com

    It sold in the 100-200 range I would bet )
  5. andyboothsi

    sales Joe Uddeme Brokers the Sale of Storm.com

    Update: Nancy still thinks the domain isn't sold. Clearly she didn't get the memo. Bizarre communication within L3T. Congrats to Joe/Brent. Nice catch.
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    sales Joe Uddeme Brokers the Sale of Storm.com

    You seem to be missing the point. I'm not saying $500k + sales don't happen, they just represent a tiny fraction of domains that do sell. Storm.com COULD sell for 500k + but it's by no means a probability. Brent can afford to roll the dice.
  7. andyboothsi

    sales Joe Uddeme Brokers the Sale of Storm.com

    How many names realistically sell for over 500k though? It's a nice fantasy.
  8. andyboothsi

    Bidding on your own names at NameJet...?

    Actually, you will find they are listed by another seller. I moved these domains on. How is this disgraceful? James is bidding because he wants these names (formerly owned by me) at those prices. I am bidding on these names (formerly owned by me), because it's for a price I would buy it back...
  9. andyboothsi

    Is NameJet still being gamed by the same cast...

    seek won the auction and it will be sold - reserve was hit.
  10. andyboothsi

    top *************.com domain for sale

    Considered 'premium' letters for both East and West - ***********com. Once upon a time this domain would have been trading for over ******** at the height of the China LLL boom. This is an opportunity to pick up a rare 3L .com of a good standard at an affordable price. I am looking for fair...
  11. andyboothsi

    sales Joe Uddeme Brokers the Sale of Storm.com

    Where was the sales price? As someone on this thread stated, odds on was in the 100-200 range
  12. andyboothsi

    Bidding on your own names at NameJet...?

    Originally the plan was for Oliver to list some names for me. Simple as that. We had a conversation that maybe he would take the chance of selling the handful of domains himself, and give me a trade value against one of his names in advance. When they got listed for sale (despite whois being...
  13. andyboothsi

    Bidding on your own names at NameJet...?

    I have admitted to being responsible. There's nothing more to say. If there was anyone negatively impacted by the handful of auctions I was involved in recently, of course I would take responsibility. The majority of the auctions ended up with me or my brother winning.
  14. andyboothsi

    Bidding on your own names at NameJet...?

    As I said, there was a misunderstanding. Only when we were both questioned by Namejet did a clear picture become apparent. Me and Oliver were on different pages. And of course now this has become my responsibility and I look foolish. This isn't a story. It is the truth.
  15. andyboothsi

    Bidding on your own names at NameJet...?

    Namejet know the new owner and that the domains are not being sold by James or myself.
  16. andyboothsi

    Bidding on your own names at NameJet...?

    I am in agreement with Rosener's point here, but it is beside the point in this case because everyone is choosing to ignore the facts presented. Despite what the 'optics' might suggest, the domain name is in new hands. If that owner chooses to list names without reserve, it's a free country...
  17. andyboothsi

    Bidding on your own names at NameJet...?

    These are not recent Whois lookups. They transferred out of my account. I don't own them. I have every right to bid on them to buy back.
  18. andyboothsi

    Bidding on your own names at NameJet...?

    I sold them all very recently. If you do a more up to date whois lookup, you would see ALL domains we are bidding on are no longer with us. As I say, if they're buyable at a reasonable price, I would take them back. If the new owner wants them listed with no reserve, that's their...
  19. andyboothsi

    Bidding on your own names at NameJet...?

    The domains are no longer owned by either Booth. They were sold. There is no discussion here. But if they are going, at no reserve, for competitive prices, we are always interested. I am sure James would concur.
  20. andyboothsi

    negotiable 1251.com

    I own 1251.com and never gave 'maxx500' or anybody the right to sell the domain. Namepros, let's get rid of pretenders like this. They need to find a new hobby.
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