Re: Alarm/security related domains for sale

[G. Morgan <sealteam6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Frank Kurz Wrote:

>On 06/05/2012 11:27 PM, G. Morgan wrote:
>> G. Morgan Wrote:
>>
>>> I'm going to auction these off, but I would like to give the
>>> participants here first shot if interested.
>>>
>>> My email address is real, if you want any of these domains please
>>> send a reasonable offer and we can do it without 3rd parties
>>> involved.
>>>
>>> I would prefer the buyer take them all, for simplicity.  But I'm
>>> flexible, and hell, it may turn out that no one wants them!
>>>
>>> Here:
>>>
>>> alarmlease.com
>>> honeywell-alarms.com
>>> houston-security-camera.com
>>> houston-security-cameras.com
>>> security-cameras-direct.com
>>>
>>> I don't want to haggle, best price first.  Mini- (silent) auction
>>> begins now and ends at 10PM Central 5/11/12
>>>
>>> If you have been outbid, I will let you know and let you submit
>>> ONE more bid.
>>
>> I have a bidder.  The current bid is .39¢
>>
>> I think we can do better than that girls.
>>
>> Honeywell-alarms.com is worth at least $500 as a landing
>> page/re-direct to your online store.
>>
>>
>>
>Seeing as how "Honeywell" is a registered trademark, I should think that
>using this domain might just infringe on that.  They've got even deeper
>pockets than Brinks and we all know the kind of trouble Jim R. wound up
>in.  I wouldn't wish that on anyone!

That may be true, but I've owned it for a while and no complaints
yet.  I just can't keep up with a store, the back-end is more work
than I thought it would be.  My card processor holds back 30% for
90 days, making a lot of money out floating. It's unsustainable
for someone without a huge credit line.

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