discuss Pet Hates?

NickB · Feb 15, 2019

We all have our pet hates in life, mine include stepping in dog crap and Phillip Schofield

In the domain sense I have regged several names and the previous owner has failed to remove them from market places creating more work for me which means this has now been added to my list......

Do you have any pet hates? -Try and keep them domain related or include just one outside this sphere!

Pierre Barnard · Feb 15, 2019

Posts like these...
https://www.namepros.com/threads/sarkarinokarigov-xyz.1123789/

DrJacoby · Feb 15, 2019

People that use the word/expression "bro".

NickB · Feb 15, 2019

Pierre Barnard said:
Posts like these...
https://www.namepros.com/threads/sarkarinokarigov-xyz.1123789/

Nice one....

barman · Feb 15, 2019

Mine is people who don't call it pet peeves.

lennco · Feb 15, 2019

One of mine would be when people say "Pet Hates" instead of "Pet Peeves"

Another pet peeve, people who do not Enunciate when they speak

lennco · Feb 15, 2019

barman said:
Mine is people who don't call it pet peeves.

lol...Jinx

NickB · Feb 15, 2019

I'm adding American English to the list

NYJimbo · Feb 15, 2019

DrJacoby said:
People that use the word/expression "bro".

LOL. This is actually a very common thing in India and its taken from watching American movies. Go to a forum where you see alot of Indians chatting in english, they will use "Bro" quite often.

CJ6 · Feb 15, 2019

"That's what I'm talking about" phrase used for everything... even when they aren't talking about it.

NickB · Feb 15, 2019

CJ6 said:
"That's what I'm talking about" phrase used for everything... even when they aren't talking about it.

I know what your talking about there....

Annoying!

PeakDots · Feb 15, 2019

When people create new threads with the same questions that has been asked numerous times,when the forum is loaded with answers to the questions.

A simple search would answer the questions.

barman · Feb 15, 2019

NameSplice said:
When people create new threads with the same questions that has been asked numerous times,when the forum is loaded with answers to the questions.

A simple search would answer the questions.

Now why would I go through the trouble of searching and doing the research when I can make a new thread and expect the answers to come to me!

sarcasm obv

DrJacoby · Feb 15, 2019

NYJimbo said:
LOL. This is actually a very common thing in India and its taken from watching American movies. Go to a forum where you see alot of Indians chatting in english, they will use "Bro" quite often.

Yet another reason for not visiting India.

BrandEntrance.com · Feb 15, 2019

People who don’t finish their sent...

And people trying to sell domains like

sexwithaguest com

NYJimbo · Feb 15, 2019

Pet Peeve: New domainers joining and immediately asking for people to teach them EVERYTHING, especially if they do it in their intro message.

It's the "I need a mentor" type of member who wants instant answers so they can sell the very next domain they register.

NickB · Feb 15, 2019

NYJimbo said:
Pet Peeve: New domainers joining and immediately asking for people to teach them EVERYTHING, especially if they do it in their intro message.

It's the "I need a mentor" type of member who wants instant answers so they can sell you the very next domain they register.

I see this a lot, people think they are entitled to something for nothing and can't be bothered to put in the legwork

Lot's of lazy so and so's out there

barman · Feb 15, 2019

MrAcidic said:
I see this a lot, people think they are entitled to something for nothing and can't be bothered to put in the legwork

Lot's of lazy so and so's out there

The thing is that this applies to every industry. Affiliate marketing, niche websites, SEO, domaining etc... People read the success stories and want their piece of the pie without doing any actual work.

DanBingham · Feb 15, 2019

Newbies to the domain world who expect to get rich QUICK!

Ategy · Feb 15, 2019

How the word PREMIUM has 1700 different meanings in the domain industry and ultimately just makes it meaningless.

DrJacoby said:
People that use the word/expression "bro".

NYJimbo said:
LOL. This is actually a very common thing in India and its taken from watching American movies. Go to a forum where you see alot of Indians chatting in english, they will use "Bro" quite often.

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NickB · Feb 15, 2019

DefinitelyDomains said:
Newbies to the domain world who expect to get rich QUICK!

"Don't believe the hype".....good one

Kpett · Feb 15, 2019

The Domains Wanted / Domain Buyer Requests forum.

Junk like this:
https://www.namepros.com/threads/llll-com.1123307/

Does he want LLLL.com or pronounceable ... or both? "Regular" up to $100? "Premium" (or whatever that means ... ) up to $500?

Does anybody really sell anything on the domain buyer forum????

Internet.Domains · Feb 15, 2019

When people offer advice in a rude and disparaging manner.

Often times it is accompanied with excuses like:

"Just giving you the facts"

"I don't sugar coat it"

cooljub · Feb 15, 2019

Your / you're
there / their / they're
could have / could of..

WillW · Feb 15, 2019

When you're driving and you let someone turn in front of you, and they don't wave or thank you.

or

When you're out with someone and their on their phone 24/7

That grinds my gears.

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