Best posts by EbookLover
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advice Help! Funds sent to a wrong PayPal address
In the future, instead of giving the buyer your email address (which you might type mistakenly :-P), ask the buyer for his email address, and send him a paypal invoice. He gets the invoice, pays it and VOILA! And to make it even more foolproof, don't type his email address into the invoice...- Points: 12
- Post #14
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Hand Registration Contest - March 2019 - DOT COM only
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- Post #365
- Section: Contests and Online Fun
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showcase Self Appraisals
Why is this a sticky thread?- Points: 11
- Post #2
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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warning I lose $42,000 on an escrow.com transaction as pdd.com, help please.
Congratulations! If you made it this far, like me, you've wasted a lot of time you will never get back or be paid for. However, to make it a little worthwhile, I have collected a few quotes which might, at least, be of help to you in the future...- Points: 10
- Post #337
- Section: Advisories
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If you are not using Epik.com for escrow, you are wasting time and money!
The BBB is a fraud organization who engages in extortion and should be shut down or at least have it's non-profit status removed. You can google about them and you can also watch this 8 min video, paying particular attention to the last couple minutes TO BE CLEAR: I am not defending Epik...- Points: 9
- Post #91
- Section: Escrow Service Reviews
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If Undeveloped Traffic Stats are Bots, Are Google Analytics from Same Undeveloped Bots?
Google Analytics has been providing Bot Filtering since about 2014. It's not perfect, but it's better than nothing. Go to Admin Settings Under "View" panel, click "View Settings" Check the "Exclude all hits from known bots and spiders" checkbox under "Bot Filtering" in the resulting panel...- Points: 7
- Post #4
- Section: Domain Marketplace Reviews
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If you are not using Epik.com for escrow, you are wasting time and money!
As soon as I got to around page 2 of this thread, I thought to myself that this was going to happen.- Points: 7
- Post #95
- Section: Escrow Service Reviews
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Preferred method to verify domain ownership?
That's the thing, NS propagation isn't always instant, but I do agree it seems to be most of the time. Most registrars will have a note in the backend telling you that it could take up to 72 hours, but I never find that it ever takes anywhere close to that long.- Points: 6
- Post #12
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Hand Registration Contest - March 2019 - DOT COM only
@TheBestPlanet The contest is only for .COM domains.- Points: 6
- Post #329
- Section: Contests and Online Fun
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Hand Registration Contest - March 2019 - DOT COM only
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- Post #77
- Section: Contests and Online Fun
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discuss Using bots to check/buy domain assets
- Points: 5
- Post #8
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Resolved
In other words, buyer did not yet click accept via Escrow UI before OP started this thread. Buyer merely "accepted the merchandise" then proceeded to cancel the escrow deal. Crystal clear from the start. Theft. Thread and title warranted because the fraud attempt was made clear to Escrow.com...- Points: 5
- Post #57
- Section: Escrow Service Reviews
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Hand Registration Contest - March 2019 - DOT COM only
Another thanks to @BrandCougar and also the panelists involved in this contest. It was a success and I think NP allowing the voting to be put on the sidebar above the fold shows they saw the value in it themselves.- Points: 5
- Post #776
- Section: Contests and Online Fun
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new gtlds There's a .Monster on the loose...
I'm not a ngtld fanboi personally, but "monster" has always been a popular suffix for business names and brands since probably late 90's, just like "Zilla". One popular company that comes to mind is Template Monster. There's also Host Monster. I'm sure there are quite a few others large...- Points: 5
- Post #26
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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If Nissan is doing good without Nissan.com
I just now realized that he also regged Nissan.net about 2 years after he regged Nissan.com :xf.grin:- Points: 5
- Post #24
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss How much would you pay for a better domain to promote your domain portfolio?
Most domainers sell wholesale. They never sell to end-users, they just shuffle around domains from one reseller to another like kids trade baseball cards. Domain won't mean a whole lot in this case. However a really bad one could hurt to some degree. Regardless, most domainers don't even...- Points: 5
- Post #3
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss Domain Seller Racism
Sounds like you may be just bitter you did not get the domain you've been chasing for so long, now you want to let out some anger by calling someone a "racist". There are a lot of legitimate reasons for certain citizens of certain countries not to do business with Pakistanis, which are...- Points: 5
- Post #16
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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sales CBDOil.com Sells for Over $500,000
This guy sold this domain because be has skills in outbounding. He definitely didn't make this dough just waiting for a buyer.- Points: 5
- Post #20
- Section: Domain News ≫ Handpicked
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Emails from domainers selling crap names
I stopped reading the email at "To whom it may concern"- Points: 5
- Post #1,160
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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NameJet is Garbage Watch Out!
Don't sweat it too much, as far as the money goes. If you paid by credit card, you can do a chargeback and in most cases the money will be credited back to you immediately (depending on the amount of the transaction). Even if the money is not credited back to you immediately, the charge will...- Points: 5
- Post #26
- Section: Domain Marketplace Reviews
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