For Sale anyone in pool.com for video.us ??? or shoppers.com

[robmac]

Nice names - but where do I draw the line in bidding

decisions decisions.....

 

[Deleted member 5660]

I am in on shoppers. it is up to $11K very quickly and still has several days

 

[Devil Dog]

shoppers.com is going to be huge. Not everyday do domains like that drop.

 

[robmac]

I do like to see the competition in snap but pool its the lurkers in the last 7 mins

Yes I think it will be big....but how big?? its looks like 50k plus at the moment and there have been loads of activity in the first few minutes. scary stuff

Also just to add: someone buys video.us for 75k last year and then bang its a drop? are people just fools or something.

 

[EG.domains]

I do like to see the competition in snap but pool its the lurkers in the last 7 mins

Yes I think it will be big....but how big?? its looks like 50k plus at the moment and there have been loads of activity in the first few minutes. scary stuff

shoppers.com might end in the mid to high $xxx,xxx

i will not be surprised if it ends $x,xxx,xxx

 

[B.King]

its definitely going to end up 500k +

 

[robmac]

WOW - in auction, really - thought it would be good but not 300k plus.

now if only i could sell that nivknackpaddywhackgiveadogabone.nl for 500k I would stand a chance


any comments on the video.us being bought last year for 75k and then dropping it?

 

[melmunch]

shoppers.net just expired too.

 

[actnow]

anyone in pool.com for video.us ??? or shoppers.com

Yes and Yes.

 

[Shaggy]

One of the better drops I have seen in a long time. I wish it made it to snap. I never use pool because of their setup. Let me know how it goes.

 

[katherine]

I am in for video.us but just watching for the moment

 

[robmac]

hey at least i am in good company - nobody posted re why thr video.us was bought last year for 75k and now has dropped - aprt from the obvious "whoops I forget to pay $6.95 reg fee"

BTW Shoppers.com is @ $38k

and Video.us is @ 13.5k

 

[WeBuyThe.Com]

Robmac: The owner may have died...

 

[katherine]

Struck with nexus audit

 

[Yofie]

Just and FYI, both have dropped due to Invalid Whois info. It just so happens that both hit auction nearly the same time.

I wrote about the Shoppers.com drop via my blog, which happens to be down right now due to server crash... grrr......

So keep your whois info updated.... Video.us is learning a $75K lesson and Shoppers.com is learning a bigger lesson.

 

[Devil Dog]

Just and FYI, both have dropped due to Invalid Whois info. It just so happens that both hit auction nearly the same time.

I wrote about the Shoppers.com drop via my blog, which happens to be down right now due to server crash... grrr......

So keep your whois info updated.... Video.us is learning a $75K lesson and Shoppers.com is learning a bigger lesson.

So basicallly, what you're saying is some low-life domainer reported the invalid whois after trying to contact the owners of each?

 

[Focus]

what exactly is the process if they deem your whois info "invalid" what happens if a phone number changes or address changes, etc? Do they attempt to email the owner and then if no response and the email bounces just delete the name?

I have heard of this obviously...just not with names of this caliber.

 

[katherine]

I knew something was not right with video.us.
The owner was from Belgium and obviously did not meet nexus requirements.

I wonder if the owners are shoppers are still around. They would be pissed.

 

[Focus]

As far back as I could go on shoppers it looked like it was in Netsol privacy..and a misspelled email address at verisign even back in 2004(novaild[email protected]) something is fishy with this one...amazing the name did not goto namejet, very wierd this whole deal..

 

[Yofie]

As far back as I could go on shoppers it looked like it was in Netsol privacy..and a misspelled email address at verisign even back in 2004(novaild[email protected]) something is fishy with this one...amazing the name did not goto namejet, very wierd this whole deal..

This is basically what I wrote about in my blog. http://www.dotweekly.com/2008/02/02/shoppers-inc-drops-the-ball-and-its-domain-name/

Now that it's back up.