For Sale My TDR Auction Fri. 22 Studentsloan.ca Mustache.ca VCRS.ca and More

[Tedgeman]

Auction is over NOW....Open to xx/xxx offers on these domains, you can pm me or post, thanks to those who participated in the Auction.
Domain names are regged at Namespro.ca.
Buyers have 30 days to transfer, or domains may be renewed, resold or left to expire, no refunds and buyers pay all transfer fees.
Please do your own TM research or spell check etc.


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[DNportfolio]

I'm surprised to see there haven't been any bids yet. Some nice domains here (I'm partial to externalharddrive.ca). Good luck!

 

[Tedgeman]

Since I placed these domains for Auction this Friday 22, I have had offers to buy 3 domains, one for as much as $300, however, I declined the opportunity, not because I,m confident I will get more on Friday, but because, I think if you put something up for sale in an Auction, on a certain date, then, thats when it should become available. It was a tempting offer, but I had to stick to my guns, whether you guys see it that way, I don,t know, the show must go on

 

[Blair Russell]

vcrs.ca - $60
externalharddrive.ca - $60

 

[msn]

vcrs.ca - $60
externalharddrive.ca - $60

externalharddrive.ca $65

Let the game begin!

 

[Blair Russell]

externalharddrive.ca - $70

 

[msn]

externalharddrive.ca - $70

Can we not save this for Friday?

$95

 

[Blair Russell]

Can we not save this for Friday?

$95

I was hoping the same!

externalharddrive.ca - $100

 

[msn]

I was hoping the same!

externalharddrive.ca - $100

See you then!

 

[jaydub]

Friday22 at 12:00 AM EST

Just to clarify...that would be Friday22 at 9PM PST?

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[msn]

Friday22 at 12:00 AM EST

Just to clarify...that would be Friday22 at 9PM PST?

Thanks

Uh, no.

Although he may have meant this otherwise, 12:00 AM EST is actually midnight, as in one minute after 11:59 PM EST on Thursday. This means that, contrary to what many believe, midnight is the start of the day.

By the way, 12:00 PM EST Friday is noon time, or mid-day Friday.

If this were a contract, you would say then that a time zone that is three hours later would view 12:00 AM EST on Friday as being 9:00 PM PST Thursday.

Of course, it is very possible this was not his intention.

*** I have to add that 12:00 AM and 12:00 PM are, by using "A.M." or "P.M.", both tautologically incorrect. It cannot be "12:00 before noon" or "12:00 after noon" when 12:00 is noon when we look at a 24-hour clock. ***

It may be best to either use a 24 hour clock or so-called military time designator to avoid confusion.

 

[jaydub]

Anyway....maybe the OP could clarify this for me......

 

[Tedgeman]

Friday22 at 12:00 AM EST

Just to clarify...that would be Friday22 at 9PM PST?

Thanks

9:00 AM in the morning on the Pacific coast

 

[msn]

My take on it Jaydub, is it will be 9 am in the morning on the Pacific coast. 10 o,clock here in Calgary or Mountain time, and 12 o clock NOON in Toronto , 12:30 in the Maritimes

Oh no, not this again!

1:00 PM AST / 13:00 AST - Region: Maritimes
1:00 PM AST / 13:00 AST - Region: Labrador
1:30 PM NST / 13:30 NST - Region: Newfoundland and Labrador, but only the Newfoundland portion!

 

[fwdtech]

Why not simply state 11:59 AM EST?

 

[msn]

Why not simply state 11:59 PM EST?

Well, he said that he means noontime, so if he did go with one minute before, it would be 11:59 AM EST.

 

[Tedgeman]

Thanks

 

[Belzibut]

Magicmushroom $60 here

 

[joesilver25]

milkchocolates.ca - $60
vehiclewarranty.ca - $60
greenpeppers.ca - $60
websitemonitoring.ca - $60

 

[Blair Russell]

vehiclewarranty.ca $65
vcrs.ca $60
externalharddrive.ca $105
websitemonitoring $65