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iReport.com $750,000
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oh yeah great stuff:
..I give no credence to ANY domain appraisal service. They are ALL worthless and many are slanted depending on their circumstance while others are pure rubbish. If someone waives an appraisal in my face they get a laugh right back in their face. It is like wearing a billboard that says, “I am a clueless rookie".
..I give no credence to ANY domain appraisal service. They are ALL worthless and many are slanted depending on their circumstance while others are pure rubbish. If someone waives an appraisal in my face they get a laugh right back in their face. It is like wearing a billboard that says, “I am a clueless rookie".
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Not when you have someone like CNN on the hook!
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and the guy was nice enough to throw in i-report.com aswell
Yeah I read the story. Mr Duke is working solely for the King guy. The King guy wanted to deal be completed "fast" so just throwed i-report. I still insist that the name is a $2,000 name for an end-user. I don't pay $100 for that name as a reseller.
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Why do you insist on it?
What you're implying is simply false. There is no such thing as a one fixed price limit for a domain.
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So you would give them a cheque back for $748K then......
should be $749,900 exact!
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