Andrew Rosener Hates You.

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Many are speculating that this is in reference to the NamePros forum. It could refer to other sites that are notorious for having a following of commenters that are less than knowledgeable about domains.

Seeing that the NP community has less than favorable things to say about Mr.Roseners practices, it is quite possible that he referring to you, the NP forum member.

As the new owner of the DomainSherpa show, some are forecasting it to be quite different than the uplifting motivational guide through the world of domaining.

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Many are speculating that this is in reference to the NamePros forum. It could refer to other sites that are notorious for having a following of commenters that are less than knowledgeable about domains.

Seeing that the NP community has less than favorable things to say about Mr.Roseners practices, it is quite possible that he referring to you, the NP forum member.

As the new owner of the DomainSherpa show, some are forecasting it to be quite different than the uplifting motivational guide through the world of domaining.

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I don't see where he refers to NP members but I don't know about context of his comments.
 
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DEFINITELY NO ROOM FOR SPECULATIONS..

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"failed forum full of trolls who don't know how domains work"
 
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I don't care about his sales stats, this guy just sucks.

He purchases a domain instructional website, and then dumps on a forum where more than half of his viewership resides.

Who's the troll now?
 
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I raised my legitimate concerns about fraudulent bidding activity on DropCatch.com here - He made this Tweet as a direct response to my thread. I do not see how my thread constitutes "trolling" (but apparently he thinks they should have ignored my concern about fraudulent bidding on their platform - what's wrong with them addressing fraudulent bidding issues!?). #LostSherpa
 
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The highlighted line is offensive on so many levels.
  • Internet trolls are a cancer? Tell that to those affected by real cancer.
  • Internet trolls are like terrorists? Because fighting with internet trolls is equivalent to fighting terrorists?
  • By internet troll, does he mean those who are calling out the questionable activity of seafoodman?

But hey, I guess I shouldn't be surprised by this level of disrespect. In one of the C&D emails he sent me (September 2nd, 2017) he said he was going to file a lawsuit(s) against me Tuesday morning (delay in filing Monday because of Memorial Day) if I didn't comply to his demands... So that tells me, he's one of those Americans who don't know the difference between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
 
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I made more than 7 figures since I joined namepros few years ago. Namepros is amazing resource in many ways. I think calling it a failed forum is just not right.
 
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i ain't speculating

but who cares whether somebody loves, likes, or hates you...
as long as they still willing to buy my names, then we cool.

imo....
 
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Don't know anything about Andrew...unless/until he buys one of my names it will stay that way. Until then I'll keep on relying on my own know how to make in the domaining world.
 
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I don't care about his sales stats, this guy just sucks.

He purchases a domain instructional website, and then dumps on a forum where more than half of his viewership resides.

Who's the troll now?
I would say 90% of the former viewership resides here, this is a very small industry. Chinese surge was a blip on the map, and brought many short term gold miners into the industry, but they soon left with only picks, and shovels in hand.
 
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I have to keep it real. I can't speak for anyone else, but I have to be true. Andrew Rosener has always helped me personally. He always takes my calls and has helped me without asking for anything in return.

I am not saying that others might not have a bone to pick with him, I really don't know. But from the first time I met him, he has been straight up and truly helpful.

Just keeping it real as far as my personal experience.
 
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I raised my legitimate concerns about fraudulent bidding activity on DropCatch.com here - He made this Tweet as a direct response to my thread. I do not see how my thread constitutes "trolling" (but apparently he thinks they should have ignored my concern about fraudulent bidding on their platform - what's wrong with them addressing fraudulent bidding issues!?). #LostSherpa
Some people tend to profit from stricter internal controls, and regulations, and some people don't.

You have been burned a few times this month, Dropcatch, Pheenix, I don't blame you for asking questions, and when they are not answered, there is nothing wrong with raising your voice.

Many people questioned A D, when all that came out, and many said this guy is a millionaire, he has no need for anyones $5K, he could sell 1 name, and be straight, but wasn't the case, it is all smoke, and mirrors, perception. More so debt, and borrowed money from credit cards, for the visual of success, and then give yourself a platform, and charge 15% to sell liquid domains.

The screenshots on the namejet thread pretty well say it all, even so namejet management will not comment as they will just incriminate themselves if they do. Now we have Dropcatch, and Pheenix in the mix, with not so ethical instances happening with their platforms, to question such instances makes it wrong. I guess the right thing to do is just shut up, and let them keep charging your credit card whatever the second highest bidder wants to.
 
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I don't think Namepros is failed forum, I think it's one of the best forum to learn, get inspiration and knew how to flip a domain name. But yes, I agree there are some troll who troll again and again some person because they don't like him/her or because they don't like that TLD which he is promoting etc.

Guys, I knew, there are lot of people who made money from domain industry and with the help of namepros indeed (including me) but what I don't knew is, most of them don't want to even talk about some other extension, they just want to talk about .com because they simply believe in "Stick with .com", oh please, just stop it, you have your faith in .com but don't try to force others to think in the same manner.
 
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You can't really sell anything here
https://www.namepros.com/threads/is...o-get-a-good-name.1045200/page-3#post-6399026
at least not usually at a good price,

but there are some good and knowledgeable members here.
There are long time domainers here..many unknown success stories.

In this industry, I try to stay in the shadows. Pretty much everyone that becomes a public image gets fried!

I run a tight little business and i havent fallen prey to anything or anyone.

The more that domain lovers work together, the better things are.

Even if I dont care much for someone, I try to maintain a positive, safe working relationship.

If Andrew or anyone comes to me with a buyer for one of my names, I'll sell them a domain, so long as its done correctly. Thats how I feel about this type of stuff.
 
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Any website in the top 100K rank by traffic has not failed, which namepros is currently in the top 25K in the US, top 40K worldwide.

Rosener wasn't excoriated just for his "in theory" posts (Where he wrote that "A SHILL BID is a bid where the person is hiding, using an alias or a proxy."), it was as reported by others established that he had in fact bid on his own domains, but that he thought that as long as he was doing this openly, that it was okay.
 
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Quote from Domain Sherpa -
Translating Russian Domain Yielded $61K Gross Profit – With Rod Atkinson
Rod Atkinson posted a “looking for Russian speaker” on NamePros and built a friendship with another member who helped with a domain name purchase.

Later, that friendship paid major dividends when he came across another interesting domain name.

Learn how Atkinson purchased a major insurance domain name in Russian for only $711 that turned into a $62,000 sale through an Efty for-sale landing page inquiry.

And hear how Atkinson responded to the buyer’s “strong-hand” negotiation tactics that ultimately led to the successful and very profitable sale.

What is this NamePros site - surely it can't be the same NP which he mentions?
 
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