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For Sale Kinko.com goes public

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I guess the high bidder had 2nd thoughts...it's been listed on the public auction at Enom's club drop.
 
GeorgeK said:
lol eNom has to start penalizing phantom bidders. It's becoming a joke.

Yep...I agree...something has to be done. Preventing the high bidder from bidding on the domain he didn't pay for in the first auction is not enough of a deterrent.
 
what about 3 strikes & you are out...?
 
maybe there are people using ghost reseller account to bid. so probably only allow those account with at least 10 enom point to bid.
 
Transparency....give it to us enom
Show the users name that is bidding
 
Record the ip of the person that bids and don't let that ip bid again.
 
Maybee people should decide BEFORE they bid stupid like 20k on a name like that.
I wonder who the next "sucker" will be...
 
So I guess now ENOM will receive the URDP since the were unable to successfully "sell it"? Who will the buyer be?
I wish they would go ahead and sell progolfshop.com also.
 
clemzonguy said:
Transparency....give it to us enom
Show the users name that is bidding
Well ... seriously, their privacy policy would forbid that, although yes, eNom does need some procedural mechansim to curb these jokes and hold their auction's integrity.
 
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