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Offers OneUSD.com offer wanted
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ill top that... $30
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You gave 30 days, chances are people will start bidding after 29 days, 23 hours, and 55 minutes.
right!
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When you say "Start offer with #XX, that usually means that you will sell it at that price, but are taking bids (people bid higher). Usually the "start offer" is the absolute lowest you'll sell the domain for.
Posting a starting offer in which you have no intention of selling it as isa little rude and will annoy several members. (I'll look the other way due to inexperience. )
You posted a BIN (Buy It Now) at $5,000, so then what is your real opening bid?
Posting a starting offer in which you have no intention of selling it as isa little rude and will annoy several members. (I'll look the other way due to inexperience.
)You posted a BIN (Buy It Now) at $5,000, so then what is your real opening bid?
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When you say "Start offer with #XX, that usually means that you will sell it at that price, but are taking bids (people bid higher). Usually the "start offer" is the absolute lowest you'll sell the domain for.
Posting a starting offer in which you have no intention of selling it as isa little rude and will annoy several members. (I'll look the other way due to inexperience.
You posted a BIN (Buy It Now) at $5,000, so then what is your real opening bid?
seconded...
and whats with the 30 day auction? this thread is going to get buried and lost
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