Best.com Bags Top Spot on the Domain Sales Chart Covering the Past Two Weeks

[Ron Jackson]

I was away covering the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York conference last week so we have published a double-length report for you this week that will bring you completely up to date on all sales reported to us since our last column October 21. Leading the way is a trio of six-figure sales, one of which broke the $300,000 mark. You can get all of the details here:
Best.com Bags Top Spot on the Domain Sales Chart Covering the Past Two Weeks

 

[HeyNow]

Oddly, Snapnames results still appear in the data as though they are still credible. What nonsense. Hey, what the heck, whatever it takes to keep the wheels greased.

The Snapnames results should be flagged as "suspect", or not accepted and published, until the true scope of the fraud perpetrated by Snapnames employee(s) is fully vetted. Until then, any periodical publishing auction results provided by Snapnames, after that periodical is aware of fraud by Snapnames' shill-bidding employees, continues to help a company that has screwed many of it's customers.

Need another tissue Ron?