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SnapNames auction for yaooo.com cancelled

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denny007

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Have to take off my hat to Yahoo - it is afaik first time ever auction has been cancelled for TM reason.
Also Yahoo typos are practically unparkable. Time to redirect my Yahoo typos to some porn page ;)
 
You set a great example for the "newbies" that come to DNF to learn the business.

You make it sound "ok" to sneak around and register blatant TM infringements.
 
Have to take off my hat to Yahoo - it is afaik first time ever auction has been cancelled for TM reason.
Also Yahoo typos are practically unparkable. Time to redirect my Yahoo typos to some porn page ;)
Yeah,, great example Denny (The Skipper) sets. That's the reason the rest of us have to always fend off accusations that all domainers are slimeball squatters. If he can't steal traffic from them easily, he feels it's ok to make a buck any way he can, even if it may cause damage to the trademark holder or send some kids to a porn site. Then he hides out in Dum****istan where he thinks he's safe to scam away. This is the reason you'll never see a verified seal next to his name, or any real information on any whois.
 
Yeah,, great example Denny (The Skipper) sets. That's the reason the rest of us have to always fend off accusations that all domainers are slimeball squatters. If he can't steal traffic from them easily, he feels it's ok to make a buck any way he can, even if it may cause damage to the trademark holder or send some kids to a porn site. Then he hides out in Dum****istan where he thinks he's safe to scam away. This is the reason you'll never see a verified seal next to his name, or any real information on any whois.

See this sign ";)", c*cksucker ? It means I am kidding. But people like you have zero sense of humour. Lot of people on DNF know all my details including Capo di tutti capi. Good day.
 
Have to take off my hat to Yahoo - it is afaik first time ever auction has been cancelled for TM reason.
Nope - seen it happen a few times.
 
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