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[cokee]

introducing their new website for domain reselling
http://www.wildwestdomains.com/

Whats your comments?

 

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[Anthony Ng]

>introducing their new website for domain reselling ...

It's NOT new at all ...

 

[DomainPairs]

Here's a tip Cokee. If you want to get new people to look at your site, give them a Java and active-x free way in. Despite all the contrary publicity, there are still a lot of people that restrict their browser until they are happy that a site doesn't play any dirty tricks.

I buy domains, but I won't register any through your site because I can't find a safe way in.

 

[cokee]

Originally posted by DomainPairs
Here's a tip Cokee. If you want to get new people to look at your site, give them a Java and active-x free way in. Despite all the contrary publicity, there are still a lot of people that restrict their browser until they are happy that a site doesn't play any dirty tricks.

I buy domains, but I won't register any through your site because I can't find a safe way in.

One thing i must clarify, THIS IS NOT MY REFERRAL WEBSITE.

you can try to type "http://www.wildwestdomains.com/"
and it will auctomatically forward to that path, NOTE, I DID NOT EARN ANY BUCKS when you guys type in. Please bear in your mind.

I post the link here is just because i wanna join and ask for you guys opinions. Unfortunately, what i got is not comments but unfriendly attacks.

 

[Anthony Ng]

Take it easy, cokee. I guess DomainPairs was talking about the site design (Java and active-x), either at WildWestDomains.com or GeoCities.com/freewebspace.com. He has been trying hard to stop the clock from ticking. Take a look at DomainPairs.com and you'll get a better idea.

Personally, I do NOT use any Java or Active-X in coding my web pages, but a little Javascript or PHP/Perl-based CGI scripting is becoming necessary. And interaction and intrusion are actually two sides of the same coin, it depends on how you manage them well.