$100,000 MINIMUM USD for the right name

[alpha]

those that know me, know i'm serious on this stuff.

minimum 100k - 500k max budget for the right name

specifics:

Tier 1 keyword IDN

if you have to ask if your name is tier 1, then you don't have it.

The rules:

All dialogue regarding pre and post sale is and will remain confidential.
You will never see this in print, and you will be asked to sign an NDA

Payment terms due to the sums involved will be 30 days and of course held in escrow.

and let me re-iterate, confidentiality is assured, and i am stating my reputation on it.

you can email me at webmaster [at] idnplanet [dot] com

note: please do not post a reply to this thread. any public replies will be void from this offer

[alpha]

clicky...Everyone has a price

[Fka200]

Hahahahahaha

[mgrohan]

Funny video

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by mgrohan

Funny video

Funny as a heart attack.

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[Rubber Duck]

Yes, it is even more ironic you should post it on this forum. :p

[touchring]

wait, is this dry humor?

[blackops]

Originally Posted by Alphamale

clicky...Everyone has a price

What kinds of extension are you looking for?.. .com? .jp?

[thegenius1]

Originally Posted by Alphamale

clicky...Everyone has a price

So what did you end up with Care to Share ?

[alpha]

Originally Posted by blackops

What kinds of extension are you looking for?.. .com? .jp?

com only

Japanese, Russian, Korean only.

leads based, service or stockless product genre.

registered in first 2 weeks of Oct 2000

Originally Posted by thegenius1

So what did you end up with Care to Share ?

no.

[Rubber Duck]

So not €.com then? :p

[blackops]

Originally Posted by Alphamale

com only

Do you mind my asking why you have so much faith in the .com?
($100-$500K seems quite a risk when .com could so easily fall on
its face in at least 2 of the countries you mentioned).

[Rubber Duck]

Originally Posted by blackops

Do you mind my asking why you have so much have in the .com?
($100-£500K seems quite a risk when .com could so easily fall on
its face in at least 2 of the countries you mentioned).

Obviously an opinion mainly held by those that don't have large capital sums to spend. Those that do buy dot coms. But don't let that influence you.

[blackops]

Originally Posted by Rubber Duck

Obviously an opinion mainly held by those that don't have large capital sums to spend. Those that do buy dot coms. But don't let that influence you.

RD, please.. We all know your .com's will make you richer than Bill Gates and that he will have to come crawling to you for handouts, but my question was actually directed at Alphamale, not you... please give him the opp. to respond? Thanks..

[alpha]

Blackops: I'm interested in your thoughts as to which of the 3 you are as a risk.

My rationale?
The very best idns in .com are a good investment, regardless of aliasing outcome because they are the very best names.
And to be clear there are probably 50-75 names that fit that "very best" criteria in each language.

[blackops]

Originally Posted by Alphamale

Blackops: I'm interested in your thoughts as to which of the 3 you are as a risk.

My rationale?
The very best idns in .com are a good investment, regardless of aliasing outcome because they are the very best names.
And to be clear there are probably 50-75 names that fit that "very best" criteria in each language.

Ok, fair enough. Thanks for replying.. Purely from what I have heard and read, i'd say that Korean and Russian are the biggest risks in .com - if I can locate the articles on this i'll send them to you :-)

..and, yes, i'd tend to agree that no more than 50 or so names fit the "very best" criteria in each language.

All the best,