Don't get me wrong, but you won't get it for £30 thats for sure. Charitable means or not. If you want it i'm sure there are ways (outlined above) but you will have to part with some ££
If its for charity pursue the .org.uk
Sorry, but this kind of comment really winds me up. I can't think of any offline example where somebody walks into a store and says "Because I'm a student/a charity/poor/non profit/any other excuse, I want you to sell me what you're offering for 10%/1%/a laughably small % of what you normally charge" yet I see that all the time in the domain world.
I get emails along the above lines almost every single day, and I really wonder what planet the people emailing are living on!
Choosing to GIVE to charity is one thing (and a very laudable and worthwhile action) but suggesting that one should throw basic business commonsense and economics out of the window because the other party to a transaction can't or doesn't want to pay market price is ludicrous.
Sadly, that doesn't seem to stop the emails coming!
Added: yes, I know that for instance students get discounts in many stores, but the discount is always a small percentage of the overall price, and the store-owner has already done the math and figured that the repeat business/word of mouth/remaining profit after the discount warrants offering it in the first place.
DT, absolutely no inference taken. I don't often comment in these threads for obvious reasons; just thought it was appropriate this time. Thanks for the post!Apols aZooZa, wasn't trying to suggest anything underhand by any catchers, just my cack-handed way of highlighting a very apt LLL .co.uk coming through which dropcatchers might themselves find interesting!
DT, absolutely no inference taken. I don't often comment in these threads for obvious reasons; just thought it was appropriate this time. Thanks for the post!
Cheers. I presume you might have spotted the one I'm talking about. Expect a mini rush for it I'd say!
From what I have heard it will be renewed, I chased it and one of the parties involved have finally admited they do actually own it and have contacted Nominet to get it renewed / transferred into the correct details.
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