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Deutsche Bank lets dmg.com drop

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Who assumes Banks are smart?

Regardless of the 'drop in the bucket' perspective, banks are here to make money and they are losing money with this. Relative to overall cash stocks/bank value, yes, it's small potatoes, and such a point is irrelevant to the fact Banks are in business to make money and they simply let it there money 'drop' - says alot about the competence, or lack thereof, and the short-sighted nature Banks have.

Remember, banking Greed, or as an economist I should say, 'excessive capitalism', is what is causing this Second Depression now.

This drop is not surprising to me anyways.
Bank are morons, and Greed Breads Mean Deeds.
 
Deadbeat bidder .. they running the auction again.
 
Domain restarted at Snapnames for a 3rd time

Is 3rd time the charm ?
 
how can they manage your assets, if they cannot manage their own?
 
3rd auction ended @ $12,600

I would have thought $15,500 or so. Everyone who said mid xx,xxx-$50,000, IMO, were simply disillusioned by the fact that it was dropped by Duche Bank, again, in my opinion.
 
I would have thought $15,500 or so. Everyone who said mid xx,xxx-$50,000, IMO, were simply disillusioned by the fact that it was dropped by Duche Bank, again, in my opinion.

First auction ended @ $34,000
 
Well no kidding... like fake/disillusionment bids aren't expected. Come on.

It could have also suffered from that one member posting warnings about a company going after the domain.
 
It could have also suffered from that one member posting warnings about a company going after the domain.


I wish I had the time to contribute to a white paper (working on it). Such an intrusion as you've stated (historically) would not have contributed to a sales price deprived of protrusion or such a minuscule intrusion.
 
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