Best posts by mbuk
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Domaining is a rabbit hole that I didn't expect.
Firstly thanks for this wonderful resource. Having a quick look through the forums, you all conduct yourselves with honour and compassion to help grow the domain name industry and the standards it should uphold. So onto a quick intro. Matt, based within the UK. Been buying, but never selling...- Points: 19
- Post #1
- Section: Networking - Meet and Greet
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Domaining is a rabbit hole that I didn't expect.
Hi Ategy, Overall I would say in the multiple hundreds over the years. Lost some, brought them back and a vast majority just expired to go to pastures new. At this moment, I would say I've around the low hundred mark and generally try and pick up a couple a month, or if I have an idea that I...- Points: 11
- Post #9
- Section: Networking - Meet and Greet
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discuss Your reg. of the day
A couple of nice finds including getciso.com oncryptᴏ.com- Points: 9
- Post #29,996
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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Domaining is a rabbit hole that I didn't expect.
Hi @Pierre Barnard . I tend to go with .com as the first port of call and if I can't get my first choice, I look for alternatives that could fit. I grab .co.uk ones only for the companion of the .com or as a personal/fun domain that I don't mind holding onto.- Points: 8
- Post #14
- Section: Networking - Meet and Greet
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Domaining is a rabbit hole that I didn't expect.
@BaileyUK I've put a few up for opinions over in the appraisal section (can't link to it). I would welcome your view.- Points: 4
- Post #26
- Section: Networking - Meet and Greet
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discuss Your reg. of the day
@MS-Domains I'll create one.- Points: 2
- Post #30,021
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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Two owners, one domain. The start of a story.
Afraid so @MapleDots. Not all domain stories deserved to have a Hollywood A-lister playing the main character in the struggles against the .com man.- Points: 1
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- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Two owners, one domain. The start of a story.
Having decided to keep a lookout for interesting crypto related .com domains, this is the start of something a little strange and still ongoing. I shall keep my side limited due to this being an ongoing process and unless the other party wants to add their information, I shall also leave their...- Points: 1
- Post #1
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss Your reg. of the day
@anantj I currently have the domain held within Google domains. Paid for and delivered as expected. I can see from the whois that it is indeed registered and held to your details. According to the whois, your purchase was created and completed at 2018-04-28T18:46:02Z and mine was completed at...- Points: 1
- Post #30,019
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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discuss Your reg. of the day
@anantj oncrypto.com was a grabbed via a reserved backorder snipe upon it's deletion. Price, not disclosed, but a fair one I believe.- Points: 1
- Post #30,012
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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discuss Lesson learned
Having what is now a very obvious statement regarding IP and TM information in domain names, I've taken what you helpful peeps have passed on and grabbed a couple of non-descript crypto domains instead when buying some names for a project. I maybe past the curve, but you never know what's...- Points: 1
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- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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discuss Crap I just bid on a domain I did not want!!
This is this bit, further down on the post referenced above. States that all bids are final, no matter if additional discussions take place and are rejected. " Re: Auctions: Counter Offer to Buyer In our auction on an offer / counter offer type listing the offers stand for 7 days regardless...- Points: 1
- Post #161
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss Showcase and Discuss Marijuana/Pot/Hemp/Cannabis domains
One that I hold, that didn't know was cannabis related until recently was 420840.com- Points: 0
- Post #11,465
- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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domain pockup.com
With pickup.com available for overs over $325,000 and Google auto correcting pockup to show over half a billion results, what do you think my scope if on this slight keyboard fat fingers .com?- Points: 0
- Post #1
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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Two owners, one domain. The start of a story.
I started this post as a request by another member to see what the issue was an what the outcome would be. The end issue wasn’t known at the start, like any good story / process. Bottom line is we both brought the same domain, within the same time period and both had their respective registrars...- Points: 0
- Post #16
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Two owners, one domain. The start of a story.
Apologies, not $. Sedo has it flagged for sale for offers over 10,000 EUR.- Points: 0
- Post #13
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Two owners, one domain. The start of a story.
@anantj I cannot say for the process you went through, but from my part, I was not part of an auction. All that happened on my end was I subscribed to a service which attempts to register an expired domain as soon as possible as it becomes available. I pay a flat fee for that service if its...- Points: 0
- Post #11
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Two owners, one domain. The start of a story.
Indeed @domains21 something that I put down to regarding the difference in time zones, though it shouldn’t make any difference. The domain expiry time was in PST it was purchased in GMT and all the backend took place in EST. The only thing I can learn from this is to check the Whois sooner.- Points: 0
- Post #9
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Two owners, one domain. The start of a story.
I think I've finally got the issue regarding this, simpler than expected but troubling at the same time. Google doesn't do drop-catching, I just keep the .com I'm not actively in there for ease. I use a third party who runs their own drop-catching service and as part of that service, they will...- Points: 0
- Post #5
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss Your reg. of the day
@anantj Well, I was under the impression I did. Ordered, paid and showing within my registrar's portal as mine, but it appears that you also have the domain. What a conundrum. Currently being looked into by my registrar to see what the issue is from my end. You bagged a good domain though if...- Points: 0
- Post #30,016
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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