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I do a little bit of this (@ummedia), that (@yumpapalote) and the other (@kryptobot).
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- Birthday October 9, 1982
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In Topic: Happy Birthday, Aaron!
14 November 2011 - 03:30 AM
Still hungover
In Topic: The Absolute Mess that is Batman: The Dark Knight #1
04 November 2011 - 08:24 PM
yea I think a lot of idiots like me bought all of them to see what was good.
In Topic: The Absolute Mess that is Batman: The Dark Knight #1
02 November 2011 - 09:07 PM
Ugh, #2 was just as bad.
I decided to pick it up to give them another shot. I don't like jumping the gun. Boy this story really does stink though.
I decided to pick it up to give them another shot. I don't like jumping the gun. Boy this story really does stink though.
In Topic: A Happy Announcement
26 October 2011 - 10:21 PM
It was really frustrating. I explained to them several times no one wanted the domain but me. It never did sit well with them.
In Topic: A Happy Announcement
26 October 2011 - 05:02 AM
yea pretty much. I originally bought the domain through RegisterFly.com. At one point the company that had the domain lease decided to play hardball with RegisterFly and demanded a sum of money or they would not re-sign with the company.
When they did not re-sign they sent out letters to all of us that owned domains with them asking for a ridiculous amount of money (I believe mine was around $500 - which I did not have at the time) to keep the domain.
I lost the domain and have tried for years to get it back. They offered to sell it to me for as low as $15,000, and at the highest $35,000. I offered $1,000 at one point and was turned down. So after years of waiting I finally got it back for $150.
When they did not re-sign they sent out letters to all of us that owned domains with them asking for a ridiculous amount of money (I believe mine was around $500 - which I did not have at the time) to keep the domain.
I lost the domain and have tried for years to get it back. They offered to sell it to me for as low as $15,000, and at the highest $35,000. I offered $1,000 at one point and was turned down. So after years of waiting I finally got it back for $150.
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