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Is jackdomainer really an authority figure on anything? I think GoDaddy just has general system issues. I had a Dan.com LTO that was a week late for some reason, but at the same time I made an Afternic sale on Thursday and received payment Monday morning. Their payout system can be very...

From that thread - Brent Oxley says April 11, 2024 at 1:53 pm Rob Monster is indeed a thief and stole $121,800 from me! I purchased a domain name that he failed to deliver, and when I asked for the cash back I was informed the money was already used to cover other debts. I have an NDA in place...

It's not a tactic I like or would use personally. Brad

"Las Vegas jewelry" is offensive, but if you want to buy antijew.com or antijews.com, both are listed on the SEDO marketplace. 🤡 Brad

There are a number of reasons :poop: namepoos.com is not as active as in the past. Some are their fault. Some are just the field in general. It kind of peaked during the early days of COVID, then faded like many things. You would probably see a similar trend line with other alternative investments like...

Domain investing works because of the inefficient market IMO. In my view, most domains are a bad fit when it comes to an ETF type situation. They are not liquid and prices are highly subjective. The same portfolio could yield wildly different results based on business models and other...

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The yearly renewal fee kills the value IMO. It is too much of a burden unless you have some type of plan. Brad

Yeah, a lot of people don't realize "realtor" is a trademark term. Terms like real estate, homes, realty, etc. are generics in the field. Brad

GoDaddy could probably do more, but you are dealing with a large public company with bureaucracy and a large legal staff. This involves multiple parties and any action could also open GoDaddy up to liability. Let's break down the parties - Epik. The party responsible. At worst they suffered...

I am no GoDaddy defender. I have had many issues with them. With that being said, I don't really understand the logic here. Is it surprising that a domain ends up with the largest registrar, by far? Not really. They have around as many domains at the next 10 most popular registrars combined...

The interesting thing is despite these sales, it seems like there is not that much .XYZ usage. Meanwhile, .AI is showing actual usage. You figure with that many reported high dollar sales, there would be more usage. Brad

I agree. It was "legitimate" as far as the buyer goes, but it is still stolen property. Right now the only party taking a loss is Dan. Epik, GoDaddy, and the customer are not. Epik is the party that should be taking any loss. It is their fault, and they don't seem to be doing all that much...