FS: Webmyspot[dot]com - A domain perfect for a web designing service.

[cuwebbie]

Hi,

I bought the name a couple of days ago simply because I liked the way it sounded. I got an idea for it in the process, which you can read on the page I put up as the "parking" page. I'm new to this whole selling domain thing so go easy on me. :grinning-wink: I've been buying domain names for about 2 years just because I liked the name or because I wanted to develop a site. But as far as the domaining industry... I'm fresh in it.

Information according to the sticky on this forum that could be useful:

* Domain Name: web my spot [dot] com
* Expiration Date: 05-aug-2008
* Registered with: Netfirms
* Allow free push: If you need it, sure why not. It doesn't really matter one way or another to me. :smirk: <---UPDATED now that I know what free push is.

* How the transfer process will go: Fast and smooth, in real-time over YIM my preferred method of communication.

* Payments Method Accepted: PayPal preferred but will consider others if the price is "right".

Open for offers. I've gotten it appraised by bots and people and quite naturally I don't know who's more accurate so don't know what to price it at. I'm not looking for appraisals. So that's why I'm accepting offers from any and all persons interested in owning this domain who'd like to start a web designing service or something. Name your price for consideration.

Oh and please pm me with your offer.

Thanks,

-CUWEBBIE :grin:

 

[nielsencl]

RE: FS: Domain perfect for a web designing service...

Free push asks if you can transfer the domain without a fee to someone else that has an account with the same registrar. Most allow this, but if the buyer has an account with a different registrar, he would have to put in for a transfer, and pay a one-year registration fee while still keeping the remaining registration time.

 

[cuwebbie]

RE: FS: Domain perfect for a web designing service... webmyspot.com

Oh well thank you for that definition. Personally, if someone really, really wants a particular domain, I don't understand why they'd concerned with free push or not unless they are strapped for cash. Then I can understand it. Anyway, thanks again for defining what it is.