note.com US$1,000

[Focus]

ahahahahhahaha now that is funny

 

[Theo]

I thought Kerry said that about .mobi domains.

 

[chet]

Considering on other forums he is posting about still owing other parties money, his supertaf service seems to still owe back pay... who is going to be paid when this ends? This is a time when researching the person doing the oddball deal will shed some light on why you may NOT WANT TO or want to do the deal.

 

[Focus]

hmmmmmmmmmm...wonder how many of the 10 options are left?

 

[Raider]

This sale, legit or not, clearly does not belong in the Fixed Sales section.

Yeah, I got sucked into to it too, kind of like SPAM

"Your order #2921 could not be processed":uhoh:

"Order Viagra today and recieve 29.21 off!!!":veryangry:

 

[Jernet]

Yeah, I got sucked into to it too, kind of like SPAM

"Your order #2921 could not be processed":uhoh:

"Order Viagra today and recieve 29.21 off!!!":veryangry:

ha. every raider fan needs viagra dont they? jk.
anyone know the status of this whole charade?

 

[WeBuyThe.Com]

Dotzup will loan you money on future earnings. There is no minimum payback time or pre-payment penalty. Sounds like the best option for your situation.

Actually according to a recent press release on this "The Dotzup domain financing program was designed for the owners of domain portfolios with existing revenue from parking. With NO appraisal fees, pre-payment penalties or set-up costs, this program will provide domainers with short term advances or long term loans. Within 45 days we can evaluate your traffic and provide a loan commitment. We plan on keeping the loan review and closing process as lean and straight-forward as possible"

Since the name is currently not parked with them there is no revenue to base a loan/advance on and I assume the seller needs funds quickly.

Why not seek a $10K loan from 1 party and payback $15K at time of sale?
Set a reasonable reserve at say $50K
Park the domain at moniker until it sells
Have a lawyer draft the agreement so all parties involved are happy

 

[smashfactory]

whatever happened with this- did he get the $$$ and sell the name?

 

[simon]

no idea, many months have passed by

 

[freeconnect2000]

To answer both namewaiter and 1john2004, my business is having financial difficulties, and we need to raise some short-term cash, but there's no need to sell the entire domain for so low a price. It's going to take a few months to work with several potential buyers, at which point we'll sell at a fair price at auction. Unfortunately, we simply can't wait that long to get out of our current situation, :worried: and so thus, my post.

Now, biggedon (the Moderator) has politely asked me to please encourage everyone to contact me offlist, either through PM or email, out of fairness to the other people selling their domains. Please do so.

S/he has also asked me to post the progress of this sale, so in that interest, we have now sold two units, and thus there are eight remaining.

SELL NOW FOR PETE'S SAKE..PETE WOULD LIKE THAT

Actually according to a recent press release on this "The Dotzup domain financing program was designed for the owners of domain portfolios with existing revenue from parking. With NO appraisal fees, pre-payment penalties or set-up costs, this program will provide domainers with short term advances or long term loans. Within 45 days we can evaluate your traffic and provide a loan commitment. We plan on keeping the loan review and closing process as lean and straight-forward as possible"

Since the name is currently not parked with them there is no revenue to base a loan/advance on and I assume the seller needs funds quickly.

Why not seek a $10K loan from 1 party and payback $15K at time of sale?
Set a reasonable reserve at say $50K
Park the domain at moniker until it sells
Have a lawyer draft the agreement so all parties involved are happy

EXCELLENT IDEA...YOU SHOULD BE A LAWYER

 

[Creature]

congrats on the sale.

 

[alinford]

It sold at $115k, so anyone that bought a share lost money.

 

[Domainate.com]

Ouch.

 

[vanderberg]

It sold at $115k, so anyone that bought a share lost money.

wow!!!

 

[joy3g]

i think it maybe in wrong