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Auction outrage

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Is there any way to join a 'private' enom auction or does private really mean private? I know that you can pay to join some domain auctions......
 
The private auctions at enom are usually when they have more than one bidder on a dropped name. If they catch the name in the drop, only those that bid on it before the drop can bid in the private auction afterwards.
 
LMAO I thought it was a post about some auction gone bad :D
 
Outrage.com. Was $8,100 the final price?
 
the thread title sounded like something bad happen.....i fell for it ...count me in.
 
$8100 and still 2 hours to go
 
the thread title sounded like something bad happen.....i fell for it ...count me in.

Fell for what? So the title could have been worded more appropriately. I'm not a journalist. The name is outrage.com and it's in an auction.
 
Not all of us assume the ".com" :D
 
Ok point taken. Get with it though. ;) I thought everyone would know about this drop.

Looks like it sold at $12,400.
 
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