For the rare 3-
letter-word domain name
DUH.US (duh.us) -a domain about which I have had many inquiries since I obtained it- I am accepting offers,
starting at the extremely low price of $55!
- Minimum offer-increments of $10 until a price of $100 has been reached, min. increments of $25 thereafter.
- No reserve!
- BuyItNow price is $500 (Valid until a bid of $400 -or more- is made).
- I prefer PayPal payment, but always reserve the right to 'make' you pay by Western Union (money transfer) if we haven't done business before.
This auction is purely for the domain name itself, which is registered until April 25, 2004 (i.e. no hosting/design/etc. is included), and it ends at the highest offer made by January 1, 2004, 7 pm Eastern Standard Time,
or earlier if
- BuyItNow has been made before then, or
- a satisfactory
trade* has been worked out before then, or
- in the
rare case if I really deem it necessary to end it early (In which case an explanation/reason will be posted).
This 'auction'-type sale is posted on various Domain- and Webmaster-forums; I will post updates in this thread about offers made on other forums.
The winner agrees to send me payment by within 24 hrs of me congratulating him/her in this thread.
*Besides financial offers, I will also consider trading the domain against any of the following you (own and) offer me:
- A 2-
character .COM
- A 2-
letter .COM or .NET
- A 3-
letter .COM (Not letter(s)+character(s)
combos!!)
(NO other TLDs! NO longer .COMs! No hyphens!)
Offers preferably posted in this thread! Offers per PM also OK but definitely
not encouraged!
DUH.US is registered at NameCheap.com. A (free!) push into the winner's NameCheap.com account is
preferred. In case of transfer of the domain to another registrar, the buyer has to pay the fee(s) involved -which most likely is simply a one-year registration-extension, as charged by the buyer's registrar.
Do not participate in this auction if you can't agree with all the 'rules' listed above!
Thanks for looking, now feel free to make your offer(s).
A happy and prosperous 2004 to all,
Rob
