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They would have paid you much more than you earned from it if you'd advised them and come to an arrangement, I think. Don't like it much personally.
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thats called "domain blackmailing" nowadays, blackmailing is a criminal offence
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Thanks for the erudite advice. I haven't been doing this long, so it's much appreciated.
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lol that has to be the funniest piece of advice I've heard (not in a bad way). It definitely made me laugh! Is it allowed though? I thought when I signed-up to be a domainer I agreed that I would throw my code of ethics and morals out the window! :lol:
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