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Can no longer Trust the No-Reserve Auction
I recently applied one of my 15 year old+ names to an online auction at one of the major auction houses. I put a mere $4000 reserve on it, I have about $250 into the name after initial purchase and renewals since..... They emailed me back accepting the name IF i removed the reserve...- JamesDavid
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Can no longer Trust the No-Reserve Auction
I recently applied one of my 15 year old+ names to an online auction at one of the major auction houses. I put a mere $4000 reserve on it, I have about $250 into the name after initial purchase and renewals since..... They emailed me back accepting the name IF i removed the reserve...- JamesDavid
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