Earlier quoted context omitted.
free-pop-email.com in case you were being facetious.
Next you're going to tell me expertsexchange.com isn't about gender realignment.
Namebox - sell your unwanted or unused domains
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#222.There is a bug.
when I clicked the blank area of the box "You haven't added any domains yet. Add one.", an "edit domain" pop up dialog came out ...
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#23$24,999.00 for freepopemail.com? Somehow I can't see a business based around free mail from the Pope ever earning that much revenue.
free-pop-email.com in case you were being facetious.
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#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yeah, that was my reaction as well. Why legitimize and enable domain squatting?
I don't think this makes squatting any easier than the existing tools to sell domains. I'm giving the creator the benefit of the doubt and assume they did this because, like me, they probably have tens of domains they don't plan on ever using.
So, you mean, small-scale squatters are okay; large-scale squatters are not?
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#25This could work so much better if you could only ask below the registration price.
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#26Those complaining that this makes squatting easy – not true. I myself have collected 30-40 domains over the years for projects that I want/will/should build – but never have built... I keep renewing the domains "just in case", but if I could list them for $50 to $200 each and know that someone else will use them for a good purpose, I would.
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#27Does this offer an escrow service for transferring domain ownership? Being able to list and browse available domains is nice, bootstrapping negotiations is nice too, but the purchase closing is the most tricky part and the ownership transfer via a third party is an absolute must. GoDaddy offers a service like this and it costs few hundred $ per transfer.
Whats next? Make a plattform with bootstrap to sell Real Estates, or Cars ?
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yeah, that was my reaction as well. Why legitimize and enable domain squatting?
I don't think this makes squatting any easier than the existing tools to sell domains. I'm giving the creator the benefit of the doubt and assume they did this because, like me, they probably have tens of domains they don't plan on ever using.