For Sale LosAngeles.co.uk, SanFrancisco.co.uk

alex · Mar 10, 2011

max_rk said:
Domains are pre 2000 so the prices, nothing wrong here.

By that logic doesn't that make most of us on here millionaires?

markb · Mar 10, 2011

removed my comments

Aaron Clifford · Mar 10, 2011

max_rk said:
Simon, I disagree, I made very fair comment. Oh and thanks for a drink.

You mean dale?

Sussexite · Mar 10, 2011

Fixed price domains for sale

Can someone who knows about these things please clarify whether the Acorn rule about dissing domains offered for sale on its sales thread still applies?

Sound · Mar 10, 2011

Users:

1. DO NOT post derogatory remarks in any sales threads or attempt to "appraise" the name(s) for sale. If you wish to do this, see the appraisals forum. The ‘Domains for Sale’ or ‘Wanted’ forums are here for members to post domain names for sale so please do not post unsolicited appraisals and advice - such posts will be removed. If the domain is posted in the ‘Domain Appraisal’ forum then your opinion is always valued.

2. Only post within a thread if you have questions about the domain(s), the sale or are interested in the name(s).

3. Strictly no thread hijacking! DO NOT post your own domains for sale in someone else's sales thread; please create your own thread. Any posts of this nature will be removed.

I think this thread illiterates why people should not post comments in sales threads what starts out as a reasonable request from TY ends up in a complete farce from others......

max_rk · Mar 10, 2011

invincible said:
I think I understand what you mean. You were stating that the domain names were registered pre 2000 and have been priced like it is currently pre the year 2000, prior to the dot-com-crash, when things on the Internet were given highly inflated prices.

Unfortunately the way you put it, omitting some relevant words, means your "joke" unfortunately didn't show through. That's why some were confused.

I am not a poet I know that

. It was a post for domainers not the keyboard abusers.

Thanks David for explaining to everyone.

alex · Mar 10, 2011

invincible said:
I think I understand what you mean. You were stating that the domain names were registered pre 2000 and have been priced like it is currently pre the year 2000, prior to the dot-com-crash, when things on the Internet were given highly inflated prices.

Thanks for clarifying, I took it to mean that because it was pre 2000 it was worth 100k - if it were true I'd be very happy.

max_rk · Mar 10, 2011

invincible said:
That's alright. Just read your other posts from today. I'm happy to see you posting here again.

Thanks :-D Not sure how much of posting I will do here. I still prefer direct contact.

vtomas1 · Mar 10, 2011

Sound said:
Users:

1. DO NOT post derogatory remarks in any sales threads or attempt to "appraise" the name(s) for sale. If you wish to do this, see the appraisals forum. The ‘Domains for Sale’ or ‘Wanted’ forums are here for members to post domain names for sale so please do not post unsolicited appraisals and advice - such posts will be removed. If the domain is posted in the ‘Domain Appraisal’ forum then your opinion is always valued.

2. Only post within a thread if you have questions about the domain(s), the sale or are interested in the name(s).

3. Strictly no thread hijacking! DO NOT post your own domains for sale in someone else's sales thread; please create your own thread. Any posts of this nature will be removed.

I think this thread illiterates why people should not post comments in sales threads what starts out as a reasonable request from TY ends up in a complete farce from others......

If you can remove unrelated posts it could be good.

Bailey · Mar 10, 2011

reasonable critique - should be allowed when the original post clearly warranted it. And no I don't see it as a 'judgement call' - just a common sense one.

Difficult to get away with Irony though max rk. Hope you hang-around