.ai PROVIDE.AI SOLD FOR $109,000

[domainlover2017]

 

[alop]

Congrats to seller and buyer

 

[domainlover2017]

So again, why did NameBio remove your two sales, and what evidence did you provide to them?

I provided them with screenshots and bank account

 

[domainlover2017]

Congrats to seller and buyer

Thanks

 

[domainlover2017]

I don't question sales anymore. I only question those who support idiocracy.

What do you mean?

 

[Future Sensors]

I provided them with screenshots and bank account

Didn't they accept it as proof? Why not?

 

[domainlover2017]

Didn't they accept it as proof? Why not?

I do not know why

 

[domainlover2017]

Congrats to seller and buyer

Thanks

 

[CKMG]

BaBAM!!! Love it

 

[domainlover2017]

BaBAM!!! Love it

Thanks bro!

 

[stevegpan]

How can it be saold twice? Sorry I do not get it....

 

[domainlover2017]

Thank you!

 

[Domainchick.de]

I read the thread. It sounds like a scam.

 

[domainlover2017]

I read the thread. It sounds like a scam.

Nop

 

[alop]

I read the thread. It sounds like a scam.

Probably undersold ?

 

[Domainchick.de]

Probably undersold ?

No, it is more about the fact that there are contradictions in his statements

 

[domainlover2017]

Probably undersold ?

I agree

 

[domainlover2017]

No, it is more about the fact that there are contradictions in his statements

No one

 

[Michael]

I provided them with screenshots and bank account

You didn't submit anything related to a bank account.

On February 22nd a report was submitted with screenshots from an Afternic email showing the $49,995 sale of Provide.ai. This was published.

On March 6th another report was submitted with screenshots from an Afternic email showing the $75,000 sale of the same domain. This was not published, and at this point the original report was removed because it seemed suspicious. The screenshots had the exact same 1334x750 resolution as the first report, among other similarities.

On June 30th another report was submitted with screenshots from an Afternic email showing the $109,000 sale. This was briefly published because I was at the pool with my kids and wasn't paying close enough attention, and had forgotten about the two previous reports. But it was removed within a couple of hours when someone brought it to my attention.

All three reports were submitted using different email addresses, but all three were using the same ISP in the same city. If the second sale was him buying it back, then the seller must have submitted the report, because the screenshots were from the sell-side not the buy side.

I find it hard to believe that he happened to sell it to another person from the same city using the same ISP, who also happened to be using the same browser with the exact same screen resolution. Then bought it back for much more just weeks later and that seller also wanted to report it.

Unfortunately Afternic will never confirm or deny any of these supposed sales, and screenshots can be faked, so we'll never be certain. But it's suspicious enough that I'm not comfortable publishing any of these sales. If it's real, congrats. If it's not, please get a different hobby.

 

[Gabriel360]

Provide.ai is a solid domain name.
Given the current trends in .ai, It'd sell for mid 6-figures EASILY.

Engaging in shenanigans like the OP seems to be doing is just stupid.

 

[Domainchick.de]

Spooky!

Just based on his sometimes strange answers, it was somehow clear that something was not right.

I don't understand what the point is of making fool of others like that