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Chocolate ( if )cake of course !!If someone offered you the .uk with a .co.uk domain name or 2 years daily supply of cake which would you take?
Chocolate ( if )cake of course !!If someone offered you the .uk with a .co.uk domain name or 2 years daily supply of cake which would you take?
The question in that case is , if the .uk was registered before your last offer ( no deal yet ) wouldn't THAT LAST offer follow the new status ?I know my position would be that if I agreed a purchase and then found the seller registered the .uk to exclude from the sale, I'd be taking legal action.
I didn't advertise anything. A domain could have had traffic, links , uk rights etc at a certain time of period. That changes anytime. Buyer is responsible to ask questions about all of these at the time he makes an offer. He could have mentioned it in the comments that sedo allows rather than trying to insult me.
as I said before there is no sale yet. Just biddings ( offers) that can take a while to get the agreed price.If the Nominet whois shows the rights at the time of sale, then I would assume the rights go with the name unless specifically excluded in the contract.
What does the sedo contract state?
I haven't accepted the offer yet ( sedo ).
Haven't registered yet the .uk
I can register the .uk, make a counter offer close to his offer and then accept it.
He made two comments in his bids that I found insulting. There is no ethical question about this for me.
as I said before there is no sale yet. Just biddings ( offers) that can take a while to get the agreed price.
as I said before there is no sale yet. Just biddings ( offers) that can take a while to get the agreed price.
As I said before there will be more bids.The final bid will be after I have registered the .uk for sure.Doesn't matter, bid was placed back on information at the time, which includes .uk rights.
As I said before there will be more bids.
I think this is right.Or, so on that assumption, ignore the existing bids/buyers, register the .uk and any new bids won't include it. It then becomes an ethical battle only, imo.
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