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Kinda new here and this would be my first purchase but I'll offer $1000
 
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Still available? if yes- 4,300.
offer valid 24 hours
 
I'm not sure why people keep offering amounts lower than four other offers I have received, I feel like my original post is pretty clear about the situation. If I was willing to sell for that amount, I would have accepted the $4,500 offer... or the $4,600 offer... or the $4,800 offer.
Well...to begin with. You jump the price up without ever an offer appearing in this post. Then you attempt to convince everyone that you "had" a pending sale, quite obvious that the buyer (still unbeknowst to all) backs out, then you appear to be taking fresh offers.

So where is that $4,500 offer... or the $4,600 offer... or the $4,800 offer. Right now, it appears non-existent to all members here. And it also seems like perhaps you should have accepted that $4,500 offer... or the $4,600 offer... or the $4,800 offer because the bogus $5200 offer apparently backed out.
 
Can't help it if people are only making offers via PM, would obviously prefer offers to be in the thread. However, I would assume that having sold several hundred thousand dollars in LLL.com here over the years that people would know me well enough to know I would never post fake offers.

Here's one for your viewing pleasure, the $5,200 offer being unprofessional:
http://dnmedia.com/xlp.jpg

I wasn't going to name and shame, but I guess if people are going to call my integrity into question because of this guy, might as well defend myself.

Here's the $4,800 offer:
http://dnmedia.com/xlp2.jpg

Here's the $4,600 offer:
http://dnmedia.com/xlp3.jpg

The $4,500 offer was via email, but two different people offered that amount as you can see in the second screenshot. I'm getting a little bored of taking screenshots and proving the offers are real when I've never given anyone a reason to think otherwise in my entire domaining career.

Satisfied?

Well...to begin with. You jump the price up without ever an offer appearing in this post. Then you attempt to convince everyone that you "had" a pending sale, quite obvious that the buyer (still unbeknowst to all) backs out, then you appear to be taking fresh offers.

So where is that $4,500 offer... or the $4,600 offer... or the $4,800 offer. Right now, it appears non-existent to all members here. And it also seems like perhaps you should have accepted that $4,500 offer... or the $4,600 offer... or the $4,800 offer because the bogus $5200 offer apparently backed out.
 
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Wow, this forum is really going downhill fast, had *another* one not have his money ready:

http://dnmedia.com/xlp4.jpg

So I guess I need to say what should go without saying... DO NOT MAKE ME AN OFFER WITHOUT CASH IN HAND READY TO CLOSE!

Whoever is the first to PM me saying they are ready to wire me $5,300 and will actually follow through gets this domain.
 
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