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**mxzsleds** · 08-09-2006, 04:31 PM

Vaughn.com
registered since 17-may-1995 Godaddy

Traffic: ~90-100 type-ins/day
70Ovt w/ext
29,000,000 search results for "Vaughn" on goggle

Vaughn.com has great end-user value. Dont miss out on this premium surname.

Considering offers in the Low XX,XXX range. Please no low ball offers. Post or PM offers and questions.

**mxzsleds** · 08-10-2006, 04:34 PM

10k offer recieved. Looking for more...

**Promediary** · 08-11-2006, 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by mxzsleds

10k offer recieved. Looking for more...

I'm a little confused. A credible buyer to whom you previously sold a surname (Denny) had a posted high offer of $14k in your June/July sales thread (http://www.dnforum.com/thread161027.html). Now, in this sales thread, you state that your current high offer is $10k? Perhaps you can explain.

I'd be interested in acquiring the domain. However, in light of the odd sequence of reported and withdrawn offers in your prior sales thread, I'd be more comfortable with seeing competitive offers posted in the thread by recognizable bidders, rather than reported by the seller.

No offense intended, mind you, but a little transparency would be helpful in this instance.

**mxzsleds** · 08-11-2006, 02:21 AM

The domain was posted for sale in June. I had an exclusive very well known credible buyer interested at $20k. I waited on the deal, looking for a higher offer, and the buyer backed out of his offer. I closed the sales thread because of all the mess it created.

The name is back on the market. As to the high offer from Denny, I think that has expired by now, and whether he wants to submit a new offer is up to him.

I recently had an offer of 10k for the name via email from a very credible buyer. A lot of people have been expressing their interest in the name, but dont seem to be following through with offers.

To be honest I am looking for more than 14k at this point for the name.

Let me know if you have any more questions