jewishmafia
02-18-2009, 07:27 PM
Take a look at the domain for The Foundry Company.
http://www.thefoundrycompany.com/
If you try to buy it, you'll see that the squatter has a purchase price of 7500 Euros...:eek:
The cybersquatter clearly anticipated this. :p:
http://theovalich.wordpress.com/2009/02/19/amds-cybersquatter-wants-7500-euro-for-the-tfc-domain/
Your entry contains errors
* Your offer is too low.
Premium domain names typically sell for three or four-figure amounts, and sellers will simply not respond to a bid if it is too low. If you need help setting a price, you can request an expert Domain Appraisal. You are REQUIRED to enter a bid of at least 60 EUR.
* Unfortunately your offer is too low and cannot be accepted! Please submit an offer above the seller's minimum price of: 7500 EUR.
For those that did not know, the AMD shareholders did approve the separation of the company today. The split will be effective on the first day of CeBIT. http://www.evga.com/forums/image/s4.gif
http://theovalich.wordpress.com/2009/02/19/amd-to-split-into-two-on-1st-day-of-cebit-2009/
http://www.thefoundrycompany.com/
If you try to buy it, you'll see that the squatter has a purchase price of 7500 Euros...:eek:
The cybersquatter clearly anticipated this. :p:
http://theovalich.wordpress.com/2009/02/19/amds-cybersquatter-wants-7500-euro-for-the-tfc-domain/
Your entry contains errors
* Your offer is too low.
Premium domain names typically sell for three or four-figure amounts, and sellers will simply not respond to a bid if it is too low. If you need help setting a price, you can request an expert Domain Appraisal. You are REQUIRED to enter a bid of at least 60 EUR.
* Unfortunately your offer is too low and cannot be accepted! Please submit an offer above the seller's minimum price of: 7500 EUR.
For those that did not know, the AMD shareholders did approve the separation of the company today. The split will be effective on the first day of CeBIT. http://www.evga.com/forums/image/s4.gif
http://theovalich.wordpress.com/2009/02/19/amd-to-split-into-two-on-1st-day-of-cebit-2009/