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Similar things happen everywhere, including Sedo auctions.
There's no reserve price on domain, but the bidder offers 100k as his first bid. Only a fool doesn't get that.
http://tinyurl.com/338vap
There's no reserve price on domain, but the bidder offers 100k as his first bid. Only a fool doesn't get that.
http://tinyurl.com/338vap
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lol thts quite a first bid eh
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It´s hard to believe that people try fake bidding, but occasionally I get that feeling of something being weird and wrong with such posts.
I myself do post such "offer received via PM" probably because DNF is not the only forum I am posting, BUT I would NEVER make this statement if I could not provide details of the person to back my statement up.
It´s bad business behaviour to post fake offers!
I myself do post such "offer received via PM" probably because DNF is not the only forum I am posting, BUT I would NEVER make this statement if I could not provide details of the person to back my statement up.
It´s bad business behaviour to post fake offers!
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