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Ultimate Geek
Topic # 106971 3-Aug-2012 18:03 Send private message

Hi all,
I've been sitting on two domain names that I intended to use but never got around to doing so. I got them in the early days thinking they would be ideal for use with web/network-based services. AFAIK, one had been used prior to 2000, the other unused. I've had them for 7 years.

1st.net.nz

to.net.nz

My interests have taken me in a different direction so I would like these to go to good homes. If you are interested please message me. 




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Master Geek
  Reply # 667566 4-Aug-2012 18:38 Send private message

How much are you looking for them?








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Ultimate Geek
  Reply # 667601 4-Aug-2012 20:32 Send private message

CamH: How much are you looking for them?


Any reasonable offer will be considered. I'm not looking to make a profit out of them and I didn't buy them with the intention of onselling, so I'm not going to be stupid about the pricing. In a perfect world I would love to recover what they owe me, which is $600 for 1st.net.nz and $720 for to.net.nz. I don't expect a perfect world though Wink

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