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Deadbeat auctions on NameJet
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Two things...
first, has anyone reported any criminal charges being filed against Halverez? Is he going to walk?
secondly, the deadbeats are everywhere. I may be facing two back-to-back deadbeats on Sedo.
first, has anyone reported any criminal charges being filed against Halverez? Is he going to walk?
secondly, the deadbeats are everywhere. I may be facing two back-to-back deadbeats on Sedo.
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I have encountered 3/6 in the past two months.
and I believe at least 30% of the auctions I have been involved in on Namejet (150-200 of them) have had to re-auction.
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Does homer ever pay for anything he wins? So far the only one I have seen is bridgeloan.com
smartinvestments.com was reauctioned. He was the high bidder the first time around. leathercompany.com has had the pending renewal/delete whois from December 11.
Let's see what happens with onetrade.com and guitarsupply.com
smartinvestments.com was reauctioned. He was the high bidder the first time around. leathercompany.com has had the pending renewal/delete whois from December 11.
Let's see what happens with onetrade.com and guitarsupply.com
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Yea, I noticed this some time ago. That is why I have never backordered anything from them.
There needs to be a closer look at these places. What they are doing amounts to nothing but being illegal.
ICANN needs to step in. I liked the old days when you waited for them to drop. Now it feels like extortion.
There needs to be a closer look at these places. What they are doing amounts to nothing but being illegal.
ICANN needs to step in. I liked the old days when you waited for them to drop. Now it feels like extortion.
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Icann LOL are as corrupt as wipo and udrp and the rest of them,more chance of winning the lottery.
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It's been a while since I updated this thread 
Another deadbeat winner at Namejet:
domain: solartree.com
winner: sogray
price: $2,604
date: 2/11/2010
Domain was reauctioned and won by the 1st auction's runner up bidder. It's interesting to note how much a deabeat bidder raises an auction's price: in the first auction, the runner up bid $2,504 only to lose the domain. In the second round, he won it with a $560 bid. That's $2k of a difference!
Another deadbeat winner at Namejet:
domain: solartree.com
winner: sogray
price: $2,604
date: 2/11/2010
Domain was reauctioned and won by the 1st auction's runner up bidder. It's interesting to note how much a deabeat bidder raises an auction's price: in the first auction, the runner up bid $2,504 only to lose the domain. In the second round, he won it with a $560 bid. That's $2k of a difference!
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Another deadbeat winner at Namejet:
domain: govideo.com
winner: qqqqq
price: $18,100
date: 3/13/2010
The winner, qqqqq, bid on several other domains during the same period so hopefully he's banned by now.
GoVideo.com is back on auction. The second legit bid of the previous round was $18,000.
domain: govideo.com
winner: qqqqq
price: $18,100
date: 3/13/2010
The winner, qqqqq, bid on several other domains during the same period so hopefully he's banned by now.
GoVideo.com is back on auction. The second legit bid of the previous round was $18,000.
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i see that qqqq bidding stupid amounts on snapnames.............why arnt these deadbeat bidders banned ?
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Ah, is that why I suddenly have another chance to bid on it?
(Psst, everybody - do me a favor and just pass this domain auction by, OK? Thanks!)
If the newyorker guy gets account closed, could have saved me $300 for a domain i just won.
The most important thing is he cost me 30 mins to outbid him and 30 secs to reply the post, it's 4:30 am here.:veryangry::veryangry::veryangry:
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A whole batch of deadbeats today:
http://namemon.com/namejet-pre-release/111-more-deadbeats-at-namejet
http://namemon.com/namejet-pre-release/111-more-deadbeats-at-namejet
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I have retired from namejet,sick of stupid prices and people running me up.
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Depends on the suspicious activity. I can remove names if you know they are clean. But some of them are bidding high on multiple auctions and losing possibly intentionally?
Feel free to PM me or send an email to ed at namemon.com and we'll be sure to pull clean bidders.
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