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love if somebody explai why $2,550 and .net?!!
Before you move this to “Expired”...
Doesnt “Linex” have TM? Someone Pl explain
Before you move this to “Expired”...
Doesnt “Linex” have TM? Someone Pl explain
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This is crazy; Why is this auction legit??
Welcome to domaining
Some things are hard to understand and explain by mere looking. Maybe someone with knowledge of the domain history/auction can explainThis is too far, even for domaining,DC and .net
Some things are hard to understand and explain by mere looking. Maybe someone with knowledge of the domain history/auction can explain
More companies using Linux TM
That's more risk!
It has no backlinks, no domain authority whatsoever and is a 3 word .net to boot
Something smells fishy.....unless IBM who chucked a billion dollars at Linux back in the day want it for promotional purposes
I have gotten an email from DropCatch stating that there has been fraudulent bidding going on or should I say at least 1 fraudulent bidder. All auctions what are affected will be re-auctioned. I know that the Warz.com DropCatch auction was affected by a problem bidder and DC was forced to restart it last week.
The difference is Warz.com is a good name.
This is .net TM trash no backlinks with $2,655 bid
DropCatch needs to award the #2 bidder to reduce this BS
Problem is if number 2 bidder got swept up in the process and made bids higher than they originally wanted because of the "winner" how do Dropcatch know what is an acceptable 2nd bid amount?Please vote in my poll. "Should DropCatch allow #2 to claim?"
https://www.namepros.com/threads/sh...policy-to-allow-2nd-highest-to-claim.1182382/
Problem is if number 2 bidder got swept up in the process and made bids higher than they originally wanted because of the "winner" how do Dropcatch know what is an acceptable 2nd bid amount?
As @h2o said Dropcatch look like they will just re start the auction instead of going down the above route...
Please vote in my poll. "Should DropCatch allow #2 to claim?"
https://www.namepros.com/threads/sh...policy-to-allow-2nd-highest-to-claim.1182382/
I agree that in normal circumstances the domain should go to the second highest bidder if the top bidder is unable to pay. The runner up should also rightly decline if he/she wants to because they could have other commitments after losing.
BUT, the major issue here is that when there is a confirmed fraudulent bidder then the integrity of the auction is at stake. The auction final price has been artificially inflated. DropCatch also without a doubt cares about their reputation as a respected domain auction platform.
It needs to be clear what "fraudulent" actually means. Does it mean a bidder with false ID and false payment info or does it mean a bidder with previous good history who fell on bad times?
That is the problem, there is no obligation to pay with these types of scam bids, they don't pay, disappear, get banned etc and then resurface with a new user name, IP address and other credentials.....scumUsually this is a multi-person operation scheme.
#2 should also be obligated to pay if #1 cant.
Snapnames allows #2 to, no prob with them
That is the problem, there is no obligation to pay with these types of scam bids, they don't pay, disappear, get banned etc and then resurface with a new user name, IP address and other credentials.....scum