Thread: Tons of domains for sale! Must see!

Sorry for not following the form but I have too many to, but I will still show the registrar and expiration date.

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Godaddy.com:

ALUMINATE.ORG 5/18/2009
AVIONIC.US 10/6/2008
BESTDIRECTORYOFDIRECTORIES.INFO 6/2/2008
BMETV.TV 8/22/2008
CHILDABUSESUCKS.COM 12/12/2008
ONLINEVEST.COM 11/12/2008
POETRYBYMK.COM 11/18/2008
POVLITZINC.COM 10/11/2008
STEALTHTARGET.COM 12/22/2008
TARGETMETH.ORG 9/14/2008
TOMASCHIRINOS.COM 11/19/2008
VIDEO-CASH.TV 8/14/2008
EBOOK-STOP.COM 10/29/2008
RUNEBM.COM 12/9/2008

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Speedydomain.com:

EMBRACEMARIJUANA.COM 10/12/2008
MURPMEDIA.COM 10/3/2008
SUSHIDIGEST.COM 4/19/2008
VISITSOUTHWALTON.COM 4/27/2008
WANKSTERZ.COM 10/8/2008

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NameCheap.com:

www.rapidlink.biz 09/12/2008
www.a4euploads.com 06/12/2008

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Efaizent.com:

www.ipdisquise.com

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All domains starting at $3 each via paypal. Please increase bids by at least $1 each time!

Originally Posted by Hurley4540

All domains starting at $3 each via paypal. Please increase bids by at least $1 each time!

When does the auction end then?

Whenever I want it to... when I see a good price for a domain and I like it, I'll sell.

Thats an awful way to conduct an auction. I don't think i'll bother bidding this time thanks.

Ok? Lol.. Its more of just when I see a price that looks good for the domain, I'll sell it.

I'll bid for: StealthTarget.com $3

Pay $8 and its yours.

We had this discussion on another auction.

If not ending time, then there is no auction.

And it is not an auction to say, it will end when I see a price I like.

Either put an ending date or stop the auction.
Put up BINs on the domains if you are looking for a particular price.

Face it, no one wants to ever bid on a never ending auction, or one where the seller says I will only take a price I want.

Fine, auctions end in a week, but I have no reserve but then again I won't sell if I don't like the price

Again, it is NOT an auction if you will not accept bids!
EG: I don't like the price, I won't accept.

These are the rules:
Domains for Sale - Rules and Guidelines

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In listing an auction, please use a proper descriptive thread title. Example: you're selling STFU.com, your thread title should be "4 Character Domain - STFU.com", no hype and propaganda. The domain name is not necessary in the thread title if you titled the thread correctly.

When you create a new thread, you'll notice we've created a "stencil" for you to base your domain sale on, use the parts needed and delete the parts that don't apply.

Domain Sale Rules

- Fixed Price / Buy-It-Now If a domain for sale is posted with a fixed price, the terms of the offer will be assumed valid for seven days following the sellers most recent post in the thread, unless specified otherwise by the seller.

- Include in your Sales/Auction thread information about where the domain is registered, and the domain expiration date.

- If you expect the buyer to cover your PayPal transaction fee's, then state this in your initial post, it cannot be added at the conclusion of the sale.

- NO hidden fees of any type, transfers, etc. Please make it clear if any special conditions or charges are necessary due to registrar policies.

- In the event that you are posting domains that require immediate renewal (30 days or less), please state this at the time you create your thread so potential buyers can be aware of the additional fee's.

Important - Domain Auction Rules

- be sure to spell the domain correctly

- fill in ALL fields of our stencil unless they don't apply, ie; expiration, registrar, etc.

- All auctions must include a clear end date and time to be considered an auction, it will not be considered an auction if you fail to provide an end time and date.

Your end time and date should be posted like so: "Auction Ends: Monday, July 2nd at 2:30pm EST.". (note the timezone) This way there's no question as to the end time.

You may also choose to post an end time and date that corresponds to the time of your initial post. For example: "Auction ends exactly 48 hours after the time on this post.".

- Once you place your auction, you may reserve the right to end or modify your auction until a bid is placed. Once you receive a bid, you are obligated to follow through with the auction and sale.

Violation of these rules will result in the termination of your auction(s), and a possible suspension from the marketplace forums.

- All bids must be placed in the auction thread. Do not post that you have received an offer via PM. If you do get an offer via PM, simply refer the member to the rules, or have them contact a member of the admin/staff.

These rules are in place to protect everyone here at WebTalkForums and will help to ensure that our marketplace stays clean and remains a viable place to do business.

Originally Posted by Hurley4540

Pay $8 and its yours.

Doesn't sound like an auction to me.

Closing this, the rules have been posted above, please follow them from now on, too much chaos and confusion otherwise.