Why was the domain so successful that you're selling? Although a domain is a licence of sorts, correct - so you can't really buy? Nor sell, but transfer.
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Johnny - Owner of an overly-active keyboard.
A man who can read, yet doesn't, is in no way wiser than a man who can't.
Good luck with getting $12.5k for it, I can't really anyone paying even a tenth of that
Here's a link to what the page looked like in 2015, and there has been no further development since then https://web.archive.org/web/20111121140549/http://www.bookkeepingagency.com:80/
So sorry Michael, I'm out.
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John
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Wow! Seriously? I doubt I'd pay 12.5k for KPMG - especially if they were selling. Surely using the domain of another is about as risky as taking over a VAT number. Reputation is everything.
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Johnny - Owner of an overly-active keyboard.
A man who can read, yet doesn't, is in no way wiser than a man who can't.
Wow! Seriously? I doubt I'd pay 12.5k for KPMG - especially if they were selling. Surely using the domain of another is about as risky as taking over a VAT number. Reputation is everything.
It depends on the popularity of the site in question. eg I was a big fan of Firefox, and would install it on any computer I was cleaning up or re-installing. However the firefox . com domain didn't belong to them, as it was used by a different company in America. It would appear that at some point Firefox have bought the domain, and probably cost them a considerable amount of money.
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John
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Actually, I've just decided to eat the crisps, so I hereby withdraw my offer.
But the 50p is still on the table surely!.... Actually, crisps cost around 50p don't they and one packet is never enough so I see where you are coming from on stepping out of the negotiations (and down the shop with 50p gripped firmly in hand).
I don't think that we will hear from the original poster again... Actually, better just pop into their posts and remove the links as well.
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I can change the main title but not the title in each of the replies.
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Shaun
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I can only see a couple of replies with a title in and now the only 'offending' one is above Johnny boys post and he hasnt been around for a while (come back Johnny!!!). Loving the choice of words, actually made me laugh out loud!
Thank you Mr Modman
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Joanne
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Well, I simply assumed that someone would come along with a better offer than just 50p - they didn't have to go as far as that and a packet of crisps now that I've eaten them; perhaps 50p and a tea bag, or something.
Joanne:
"50p a pack - lordy!"
Depends on the crisps, of course - some are cheaper than that, and some are much pricier!
"Buy a multipack when you have saved up in the old piggybank!"
I do tend to buy multipacks - or even (as in this case) boxes. This particular packet was a mere 25g packet, from a box of 48. I can't remember what I paid, but it probably worked out at no more than 20p/packet. 25g is just the right size for my favourite childish snack - a crisp sandwich.
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