MovingSpeeches.com As Seen On BBC1 EastEnders

[blether]

What makes you think it's valuable?
And there are 7 BILLION people on the planet, who ALL take a dump 2-3 times a week.

2-3 times a week?! They need to eat more peaches.

 

[Alien]

2-3 times a week?! They need to eat more peaches.

Indeed - daily man here! :lol:

 

[boxerdog]

Has this thread really moved on from a domain for sale to people should eat more peaches to entice regular bowl movement, pictures of poo and how regular Acorn members are......Or is this all a dream

 

[Retired_Member42]

I think the domain and turd pic actually have quite a lot in common. It's still on topic IMO.

 

[ian]

Agreed, topic following its deserved path!

 

[Systreg]

@ Boxerdog, yeah, it's all shits and giggles on this one :lol:

 

[spiderspider]

QUICK!!!!!!!

They just mentioned findtherightmate.co.uk on Doctors. Get it regged and cream in the benefits

it was free when I just checked

 

[Retired_Member42]

To add to this, GetOutThere.com was mentioned on Dinner Date last week (I don't watch it, the mrs does, honest). Still FTR!

 

[ian]

Wow, DOMAINGURESS is going to be quids in with all these mentions

 

[Retired_Member42]

I know! 40 g's a piece!

I might reg them and undercut him. £39k or so. Corner the market an all that.

 

[Philnorris]

Oh man, i dont come on this site often enough and to think i could have missed this thread.

I sold thousand of domains a year so i hope i know my stuff with domain evaluation. OP i will offer you £0.25 as long as you cover the transfer costs and let me know if any more gems drop into your lap.

Proper funny

 

[RobM]

I think this person has gone.

 

[MangoFish]

Very funny thread

Looking at the ebay auction, I notice whilst the OP didn't sell at his offer price of £49,995.00, he did get 3 offers:

99p
£7
&
£350

I'd have bitten the hand off the £350 guy before he changed his mind!.

 

[MangoFish]

Thing is with these NDA's, what's the penalty for you breaching it? Nothing! The buyer won't return you the domain name and expect their money back. What other loss could a NDA factor in. Anyway it doesn't matter really but my point about NDA's standing up to anything is something I've often thought about.

I think deliberately breaking an NDA would seriously damage your reputation, making it much harder to sell further domains - especially (and obviously) ones to buyers insisting on an NDA...