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name is at godaddy expires 11/6/11

thanks.
 
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If no one else makes an offer within 24 hours from the time of this post (Dec 15 @ 3:44PM CST) the domain will be sold to nam6641.
Thanks.
 
Offer received of $85 by pm from dnforum member. This domain will be sold today @ 4pm CST for $85 if no other offers are received.
 
Thank you for your offer of $90.

This domain will be sold today @ 4pm CST to the highest offer.

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Offer received of $125 by pm from dnforum member.

This domain will be sold today @ 4pm CST to the highest offer.

BIN - $250. Please post 'sold' in thread to claim name.
 
Sorry, I am not going to compete against unknown/unidentified sources.

I am not accusing you of anything. I just like to know who, what, and where these bump up in prices come from.
 
Thank you for not accusing me of anything. I've pm'd the information to you.
Would you also like me to send the info on the $85 offer made by pm prior to yours @ $90?
 
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Thank you for not accusing me of anything. I've pm'd the information to you.
Would you also like me to send the info on the $85 offer made by pm prior to yours @ $90?

The point of a PM is to keep it private. I PM'd the offer of $125. I did it through PM to maintain privacy which should be respected and not told to anyone who is a cry baby and cries foul.

If Doc Com doesn't believe a PM offer then he can move on to another auction instead of being a baby and needing proof.
 
Nam6641 - you're absolutely right, please accept my apologies for passing on that PM.
No hard feelings on my end if you decide to withdraw your offer since it wasn't kept private as you had anticipated.
 
my offer still stands.

i am just amazed that a 4 year member here with 14,000+ posts would be asking for this type of information which should obviously be kept private.
 
As mentioned, I will be the backup buyer.

I am not going to go over that amount offered as a matter of integrity on my part.

It should remain confidential.

Other issues ... we'll just have to deal with it.

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Thank you for not accusing me of anything. I've pm'd the information to you.
Would you also like me to send the info on the $85 offer made by pm prior to yours @ $90?
As mentioned, not accusing you of anything.

I am (and always have been) suspicious of public offers posted and suddenly the seller pulls a PM out of nowhere and posts an upset bid. We know in many instances this is merely a tactic of generating more and higher amounts.
 
whats the price for this now, all this talking is confusing
 
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