Recent content by rlm

yeah, I've known, and I've actually talked to Dan about the domain over the years since then. I knew he'd said he'd had some offers in the same ballpark, but never an actual good end-user type offer. I just figured it still had some potential.

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The funny thing is I was the one who dropped this domain in 2014, and Dan picked it up in TBR. I can't remember why I dropped it, I guess I was doing some house cleaning.

yeah, its not just prime one-words, its a lot of crap selling for good $$...

$500 offer, e-transfer.

yeah, buyers frequently forget to update contact info…. they see it in their account and think they’re done. Or they don’t really have a Canadian presence and they hope to continue to use your address to make it look legit.

Personally I think this has become more of a witch hunt now than anything, looking to set an example of one registrar when they all deal with the same exact problems in regards to auctions and manipulation. Some of which we all assume is self-induced by their own shill bidders. It would be...

Yep, sounds like another moron that thinks he can outsmart us.

Yep.

BTW, as I was re-reading some of this, something didn't look right, and then it hit me, its Zak, not Zac.... Apparently too late to edit it and fix it.

That's a good question. It would be nice to have a Canadian specific guy, but Zac seemed to think it didn't matter much since CDRP and UDRP are similar enough, so in theory that means just go with any of the usual suspects in domain law, even if they're international. But I like having CDRP...

Haha, true enough, that at least has a chance for turning into a sale.

He clearly fit in this category: And yeah, I don't spend money on a lawyer with nut jobs. They usually take care of themselves because they're all bark and no bite. They don't want to waste the money either, and if they actually start to research it enough to file a dispute, they'll probably...

These can come up with any generic domain, the more domains you have, and the more popular the terms are, the more of these you'll encounter. They tend to come in 3 varieties: 1. A naive person (or sometimes just a plain nutjob) who just registered their first corporation or trademark, but has...

Furthermore, registrars have been auctioning off expired domain names for decades. It's a baked-in perk to registrars. I'd rather see this continue to happen then have it taken away and then they just jack up renewal rates to make up for it. What I don't necessarily agree with is their...