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The numbers you see are uniques up to January 17.
Money earned and keywords sensored.
Each only $4
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"Post SOLD to claim" is not a pre-requisite for this sale. I PM "SOLD" to the seller on 01-18-2006, 02:40 PM EST. AFAIK, I am the first to claim the domain. Thanks.danielschnarr said:![]()
The numbers you see are uniques up to January 17.
Money earned and keywords sensored.
Each only $4
Namecheap.
Thanks.
agreed. Next time seller should note that if a pm come first then the name is sold to the PM. In this case you never mentioned PMs, so either way, there will someone upset... As GD says below, it's up to youAcroplex said:Even if I had followed up with a PM, that's irrelevant. I post SOLD in the public thread.
The purpose of a thread is to publicize the availability of a domain for sale.
If I follow your logic, then if you received a private offer via email from - say - Yahoo.com to buy the domain from you in the same timeframe, then Yahoo should be given the domain, despite not posting sold here or via PM.
Then what's the point of making a sale thread?
Joe, let me clarify a few points:Mr. Deleted said:agreed. Next time seller should note that if a pm come first then the name is sold to the PM. In this case you never mentioned PMs, so let the public post have it this time.
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