Recent content by rlm

Well, I think rental might work for some limited scenarios, but not for most. For example, some generic keyword domains, so say you're in the insurance business and you have an existing brand, but you also want AutoInsurance.ca - kinda like TravelInsurance.ca is operated by a big brand...

Well I certainly wouldn't characterize the reviewing of public information in order to glean trends, look for bargains, etc, as being devious. In my book devious means deceitful or underhanded, and it seems that's how you intended it. And that is strange since you keep meticulous historical...

Umm, devious??

Yeah, if there's any verifiable racial discrimination, I'd certainly like to know too. And if you've wrote about it in the past I don't remember because I probably ignored it because I had never used them previously.

I was investigating Atom out, if you list a domain for sale on payments (and despite their verbiage saying that there is no fee for payment plans or if so its a small one) it seems there are hefty fees / interest that they describe as a surcharge. I've worked out the equivalent interest rates...

Swetha won't buy it from you for $280K USD???

This is horrible (IMHO) for both recall and pronunciation. At least for english speakers, it's pretty unnatural. While there are some english words that have more than one V in two separate syllables, it is rare. Involve is the only one I can think of that is a common word. Vulva, convivial...

Or maybe you can just inform your buyer how the internet works: cory.ca - Domain Name For Sale | Dan.com lol.

I just forwarded your post to the cory.ca owner.

Technically a plus sign is NOT a valid character in any email addresses. Google allows it as a special case and ignores ALL numbers or characters beginning with the + . Google also ignores all dots. So: I.am.a.spammer@gmail.com iamaspammer@gmail.com iamaspammer+1@gmail.com...

i got it too on ultra premium… https://dn.ca/data/avatars/s/0/123.jpg?1661457747@richard.schreier ??

I know, but to me that would still be a lowball. others may be willing to sell less.

especially if they're fanciful/made-up brandables rather than 1-words, then I can see that atom/squadhelp might be a good option.

that's ok, I don't need you lowballing my domains :ROFLMAO:

yep, I've seen that as well as several other similar type messages from godaddy - even though I have no domains there. lazy programming - not checking if an outgoing message actually serves a purpose - and it can kinda freak out the domain owner - and then make you pissed off at Godaddy for it...