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Can people please post the complete and accurate domain names in titles of their threads.

If you're only posting one or two names to be appraised, then please post the actual name(s) in the title of the thread.

There are two obvious and logical reasons for this request:

1. You're asking for free appraisals, which means someone is generously donating their time to you. So, don't abuse their generousity and waste their time by writing titles for threads as if they are the titles of junk mail.

2. After you've pissed someone off by wasting their time, it's not very likely that you're going to get any accurate appraisals, anyway.


This forum is only valuable due to the knowledge and experience of its members. Abuse them, and they will go away.


Thankyou for your time. :)

End of my rant for the day.
 
Couldnt agree with you more!
 
Pleasepostactualdomainnameintitleofthread.US

$0.00 ... Too long!! ;) :)
Thanks and Good Luck.
 
Originally posted by CoolHost
Pleasepostactualdomainnameintitleofthread.US

Cool H, you forgot to add your usual advice: In order to protect your investment its highly recommended that you also register the following as well:

PleasepostactualdomainnameintitleofthreadUS.com
 
"" Cool H, you forgot to add your usual advice: In order to protect your investment its highly recommended that you also register the following as well:

PleasepostactualdomainnameintitleofthreadUS.com ""


That's good advice! :D
 
Originally posted by Manic
"" Cool H, you forgot to add your usual advice: In order to protect your investment its highly recommended that you also register the following as well:

PleasepostactualdomainnameintitleofthreadUS.com ""


That's good advice! :D

Exactly. Need to protect that investment!! :)
LOL.
Good Luck.
 
Clearly that belongs to the Suggestions & Feedback forum.
 
Maybe I'm some sort of un-jaded newbie but I like the postings that don't have the URL in the title, but say something interesting instead.
 
Originally posted by revsorg
Maybe I'm some sort of un-jaded newbie but I like the postings that don't have the URL in the title, but say something interesting instead.

give it a few weeks
 
I find often that they obviously don't WANT to post the name in the thread subject because it's SO LAME.

The other point to mention is that having to open up threads that end up being a WASTE OF TIME, is also a WASTE OF BANDWIDTH for poor GregR.

If you're too embarrassed to put the name of the domain in the subject line, why did you register it in the first place?
 
Originally posted by Drewbert
I find often that they obviously don't WANT to post the name in the thread subject because it's SO LAME.

The other point to mention is that having to open up threads that end up being a WASTE OF TIME, is also a WASTE OF BANDWIDTH for poor GregR.

If you're too embarrassed to put the name of the domain in the subject line, why did you register it in the first place?

Good point! :)
Good Luck.
 
Yeah. Or if your are that embarrassed, then just never post them at all (like CoolHost) :D
 
Originally posted by domainAddict
Yeah. Or if your are that embarrassed, then just never post them at all (like CoolHost) :D

Precisely! ;)
Good Luck.
 
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