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Originally Posted by denny007  Well this works only at places where is 100% competition. If some domain you wanted get caught by Pool and you are not in the auciton - you can not get the domain.
I can tell you that there is 10% of difficult customer, who are always waving "I am customer - I am boss" flag and those are for every company better to lose than maintain. In my export business I reject to do business with one or two customers every month for this very reason. To have sometimes hunt for a domain is simply part of the dropping game...
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How much competition do you have?
Exporting business?
Vs. How much competition does Pool have?
Drop Catching
I will not impact pool by leaving them. But they exist because domainers exist, not the other way around. If there business model is failing it is because of their attitude and the way they conduct business, not mine
Just as this thread. Did domainers come along because Directi is in business? Or do you suppose that Directi became an entity because of domainers.
This is nothing more than a money grab to most people in this business, including you and me.
If Pool sh+ts on me with their attitude and follow-up (Yes, richard contacted me. What a surprise...no record of my emails over two weeks and no record of my call) then I am gone.
Chances that emails were sent somewhere else? 0%. and the same percentage of chance I called the wrong number and the person answering identified Pool right off.
How do you think this one thread is going to impact Answerable, Directi, Whiz.in? No effect? some effect?
Guess what. I used to have 320 domains at Answerable. Right now at this very minute? 2
This started perhaps over a year ago with the dozen or so taken from me, they would not transfer the names, and miraculously all ended up in the account of the same person. All prime Hindi keywords.
When I called, some one in a busy cafe or street corner in Bangalore or Dehli anwered the phone. I could barely hear him with all the clanging of plates or whatever and the honking horns and mopeds going by.