Suspicious Dnjournal Reported Sales

[dominator]

BuyDomains was the previous owner for many years.

Are you asking who the present owner is before he took it private?
He took it private. So, there is no reason to make it public.

Everything that is written on DNF is warehoused forever on Google.




So, DNForum is also a guilty party in this unjustified attack on DNJournal's integrity?

Maybe, DNF would have changed the thread title if it said
"Suspicous Sales on DNForum"

no, i asked who the previous owner was

suspicious listing does NOT mean anything about the dnj's intergrity

if they get wrong info, they publish wrong info
you cannot verify everything

my own sale was published PLUS $5000 than the real price
so i contacted the seller and he admitted he sent them wrong info
so he emailed ron and they corrected it

[actnow]

no, i asked who the previous owner was

How many times do I have to say it - BuyDomains was the previous owner.

Are you asking who the present owner is?
He took his whois private so there is no reason for me to publicly disclose it.
Contact him thru Moniker private email address. Maybe, he will respond.

suspicious listing does NOT mean anything about the dnj's intergrity

if they get wrong info, they publish wrong info
you cannot verify everything

my own sale was published PLUS $5000 than the real price
so i contacted the seller and he admitted he sent them wrong info
so he emailed ron and they corrected it

David, I think you don't understand the point I'm trying to make regarding
the thread title.

As for the incorrect reported sales by the buyer of your domain, Ron requires documentation (proof)
from people that send sales data (other than from the standard trusted sources
ie, sedo, NameMedia, Moniker, etc)

I have no idea what your buyer supplied as sales proof. But, I can assure you
that Ron will question everything else this buyer tells him.

Many cases Ron double checks thru other sources.

What was the domain that was incorrectly reported by DNJ?

[dominator]

How many times do I have to say it - BuyDomains was the previous owner.

Are you asking who the present owner is?
What was the domain that was incorrectly reported by DNJ?

i asked who the previous owner was
(not current owner)

you have to say it only once

i only replied to your question
you can read our previous conversation
- - -
the mistake was corrected
so there is no need to mention it here

[simon johnson]

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