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Offers SearchWii.com & 1000 other names to be sold worldwide. Very Expensive Valuations!
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$500 BIN but then you say 'Any duplicate sold claim for 2 domain offers will be sold to the buyer who makes a higher offer.' How about you go by whoever does it first isn't that what BIN is- timestamp??
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Yes, you are correct. But to make it clearer and to rephrase my offer, obviosly the BIN gets sold first by way of a timestamp. But, If the offer for 2 domains comes first (via timestamp), why would anyone post a BIN thereafter? They must make an offer above the latest offer.
Although technically, they could still pst a BIN, it still relegates them to the offers category because someone has made an offer first. Consequently, another higher offer has to be posted.
I understand what a BIN is, but I'd like members to respect my conditions for the sake of a smooth offer process. Timestamp gets priority in both cases. If someone makes an offer for a specific domain, please bid on a better price. If soeone has made a BIN offer first, it's sold.
Appreciate your understanding.
Although technically, they could still pst a BIN, it still relegates them to the offers category because someone has made an offer first. Consequently, another higher offer has to be posted.
I understand what a BIN is, but I'd like members to respect my conditions for the sake of a smooth offer process. Timestamp gets priority in both cases. If someone makes an offer for a specific domain, please bid on a better price. If soeone has made a BIN offer first, it's sold.
Appreciate your understanding.
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