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discuss Domain Names Buyer Requests
From my personal observations and experiences, the vast majority—around 70%—of these requests appear to be insincere. They often come from newcomers, scammers, or time-wasters. These so-called buyers typically post elaborate requests filled with strict "dos and don'ts." Many sellers, hoping for...- Haroon Basha
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discuss Domain Names Buyer Requests
From my personal observations and experiences, the vast majority—around 70%—of these requests appear to be insincere. They often come from newcomers, scammers, or time-wasters. These so-called buyers typically post elaborate requests filled with strict "dos and don'ts." Many sellers, hoping for...- Haroon Basha
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