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For Sale Who is Vaxis?

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mike031 said:
lucky you.. they seem more laid back at the "pool" :-)

haven't seen em win that many names over there. and they don't even bid up that high.

Well that's good to hear!
 
gmac17 said:
I knew I should have chosen "BagsOfCash" as my name..!!!


I hate to tell you. I think your bag has a hole in the bottom. :-D

Sometimes, the big boys let me win.

Then, I come to the realization that they are a lot smarter than me.
 
gmac17 said:
Mike - Any idea on why that would be?

no idea, just a little observation...
 
Vaxis threw me a bone yesterday, let me win a .org for $93 at snap.... :)
 
mike031 said:
snapnames has the most bid wars.. not so with enom/pool.


I am sorry but enom, does not get near the quality of names that snapnames get. and well Enom, not alot better.

When you have Netsol and Bulk Register on your side, two major registars from the beginning, and you are garunteed to get those names in auction.

They get alot more names that was register in the 90's than any other drop site.

Last few auctions I was in TravelCases.com 2k I lost

MetalSheds.com no ovt w/ext I lost nearly 8k, Vaxis and Quervo bid like crazy on this one in the end.


It will be awhile before you can put Enom and Pool in the same boat.
If you want the name Backorder it at pool enom, if you get lucky they will get it and you will save some money, but better have a backup bid at snapnames just in case.
 
ecollins said:
I am sorry but enom, does not get near the quality of names that snapnames get. and well Enom, not alot better.

When you have Netsol and Bulk Register on your side, two major registars from the beginning, and you are garunteed to get those names in auction.

They get alot more names that was register in the 90's than any other drop site.

Last few auctions I was in TravelCases.com 2k I lost

MetalSheds.com no ovt w/ext I lost nearly 8k, Vaxis and Quervo bid like crazy on this one in the end.


It will be awhile before you can put Enom and Pool in the same boat.
If you want the name Backorder it at pool enom, if you get lucky they will get it and you will save some money, but better have a backup bid at snapnames just in case.


lol. your not making much sense here. :cheeky:

all three are equally as good.. every day is a new day and every day each one of the three has a 1/3 chances of grabbing a name.
 
Here take for example:

lbp.net

it drops tomorrow.

backorder it where you want, but I will see you in an auction at Snapnames.



I know I ran on there Deleted, I am bad abou that sometimes.
 
Yeah vaxis has deep pockets
they seem more laid back at the "pool" :-)

haven't seen em win that many names over there. and they don't even bid up that high.
Well this is circumstantial evidence that Vaxis was getting rebates on Snapnames which has been suspected for a long time (that all big bidders are getting rebates)
 
Well this is circumstantial evidence that Vaxis was getting rebates on Snapnames which has been suspected for a long time (that all big bidders are getting rebates)

Youre right, makes sense why they are so loyal.

The question becomes will they admit it and how much of a credit?
 
This thread comes from way back in 2005 ...

Vaxis has since come out of the shadows. ya all know who he is ...
 
This thread comes from way back in 2005 ...

Vaxis has since come out of the shadows. ya all know who he is ...
Well even back in 2005 we knew who he is, he just started to be an attention whore = more known, which came back to bite him in the arse.

And yes he never bid that high in another auctions as he did on Snapnames.
 
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