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domaintalk said:
I want to bid but i want to know, will the domain sell even if the reserve is not met?
There is no reserve for this auction!

Please Note: The reserve I quoted was the reserve GreatDomains.com wanted to set when they offered to sell this domain.
 
will GreatDomains.com accept 2-worders?
 
I won according to your rules and the time Miss d posted




Domain Jedi said:
YourJob.net is up for auction!

48 hour Auction ending on June-26-2005 at 10:40 a.m. (Mountain Standard Time)

Bidding starts at $10

The bid increment is $3

Just post your bid to this thread :ok:


Please Note: GreatDomains.com offered to list this domain on their site with the following respective prices:

YourJob.net
List: $12,500
Reserve: $5,000

*I can forward the GreatDomains email if you are interested!
 
Due to the inconsistency of our computer clocks, I normally allow a 1 minute buffer.

I do understand your concern in this situation and apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you!
 
DNF displays their server time , so there should be no inconsistency
Your apology is accepted

Domain Jedi said:
Due to the inconsistency of our computer clocks, I normally allow a 1 minute buffer.

I do understand your concern in this situation and apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you!
 
JoeMart won, domain should be given to him. If not he will have the opportunity to leave negative feedback.
 
Domain Jedi said:
Due to the inconsistency of our computer clocks, I normally allow a 1 minute buffer.
Don't do this again.
 
So for $3 you'd risk your credibility, Domain Jedi? The timestamp is clear: 41 minutes past the hour. JoeMart is the winner.
 
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