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Hey everyone, I joined here in 2011 and only recently remembered that I had an account here.
I found the login in my password program from 2011 which was back in the Adam Dicker days.

So a big shout out to everyone here.

As a lot of you will know, I am not new to the industry because I've been doing domaining is some form or another since 2002.

I see a lot of familiar handles on this site and I'm looking forward to reconnecting with some of you here on DNForum.
 
You’ve been pretty busy Frank and making some nice acquisitions ;)
 
Yup and recently received one of my biggest and strangest offers to date.

I was contacted by a broker for a domain and he simply stated he had estibot value on one of my domains.

I did some research and saw that a stock market listed company had changed their name to my domain.

At this point I have simple stated that the domain is in development and I need some time.

Fact is the domain was on a lander but did not say it was for sale, it said in development.
 
I just remembered that I have DNForum account, because I got an "Password reset request" email.
It looks like someone trying to login to my DNForum account that I forget for long time.
I have to thanks to him :)
 
I just remembered that I have DNForum account, because I got an "Password reset request" email.
It looks like someone trying to login to my DNForum account that I forget for long time.
I have to thanks to him :)

Same happened to me and when I checked my password manager I saw my account from 2011.

In 2011 domaining was more of a hobby for me so somehow I lost touch with the forum.
 
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