GoDaddy.com Lets Employees Bid on Domain Names Before Customers? - Gambling911.com

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GoDaddy.com Lets Employees Bid on Domain Names Before Customers?
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[SIZE=-1]GoDaddy.com - one of the world&#39;s leading registrars of domain names - was quick to respond to a report on DomainNameWire.com suggesting its Vice President, ...[/SIZE]


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[Credit]

This is just silly

 

[katherine]

I just love it when it comes straight from the horse's mouth :smilewinkgrin:

 

[Focus]

GoDaddy was fast to react, officially changed its policy on Monday and no longer permitting its employees to bid on expired domain names.

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight....anyone should be allowed to bid on ANY name, period!