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For Sale Is Verisign playing with NW?

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HLK

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I would say after much success at NW, it does seem a bit
strange that as of late they have not picked up any of
the higher bid names.

Could it be Verisign is messing with their connections???

I would not be suprised...
 
If the other registrars could prove that. Then, Verisign could be exposed to legal actions. Plus, the U.S. Commerce & FTC could start being involved.

And, I am sure the Verisign's executives are smarter than that.

They don't want to jeopardize their exclusive franchise.
 
Originally posted by HLK
I would say after much success at NW, it does seem a bit
strange that as of late they have not picked up any of
the higher bid names.

Could it be Verisign is messing with their connections???

I would not be suprised...

wrinkles.com USD7900.
 
NameWinner High bids 5-20-03

Caulking.com $2,001. NW did not get it.

Cheddar.net $ 156. NW did not get it.

Errors.net $ 399. NW did not get it.

LimeStones.com $502. NW did not get it.

Plan.net $2,855. NW did not get it

Pretzel.com $2,600. NW did not get it.

Rumors.net $ 878. NW did not get it.

Sealant.com $ 2,999. NW did not get it.

Here are just a couple examples of bids on NW.
That is a lot of money for NW to leave on the table.

It would pay them to get more registrars on board.
 
Originally posted by actnow
If the other registrars could prove that. Then, Verisign could be exposed to legal actions. Plus, the U.S. Commerce & FTC could start being involved.

And, I am sure the Verisign's executives are smarter than that.

They don't want to jeopardize their exclusive franchise.


VeriSign can do anything they want to - they are scared of no body and no thing.


quack :cool:
 
It would pay them to get more registrars on board.

Would also cut into their profits cause other registrars would want a share of the proceeds.
I am sure they have already done a cost analysis on this.

It did seems a little odd about NW's success as of late. They have sucked getting me any names recently but they have gotten me my fair share.
 
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