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Copy.com for auction on NameJet

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Here's the reply from Namejet Rep:
Hello,

Thank you for contacting Technical Support. We are showing that both domains were indeed sold in auction.

The winning bidder simply probably hasn't changed the settings yet which would be a reason the domains are still pointing to the previous location.

If you have any other questions regarding this matter, please let us know.

Sincerely,

Ben Y.
Technical Support Team
 
And of course the buyers are some unidentified private buyers who don’ t want to state their name in any press release or on Whois. And I just sold Shrewd.com to some unidentified tycoon for one million dollars. Prove I am a liar.

Copy.com struggled to be sold on Dnforum for about $70,000, if that. And NameJet can find three real bidders willing to pay more than $80,000?
 
That's odd. I can imagine the final minutes...

$100,000!
$100,001!
$100,002!
$100,003!

4 bidders to puth is an extra $1k? Seriously, if I'm at $100K then an extra $1K is nothing. I call shenanigans on this.
Actually, it seems it's...

$101,300
$101,200
$101,000
$100,000

Stranger thing is huge jump from $19,600 to $77,200
 
copies .com sold for $50k more in 2007. copy.com is better imo.
 
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