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TBN didn't pay domain name bill ?

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IH2444

02-19-2007 07:14:09

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I know some of you here post on TBN. Just getting expired domain name this morning....

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souNdguy

02-19-2007 07:44:13

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Re: TBN didn't pay domain name bill ? in reply to IH2444, 02-19-2007 07:14:09

Guess the check is int he mail.. they are back up.

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IH2444

02-19-2007 08:58:31

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Re: TBN didn't pay domain name bill ? in reply to souNdguy, 02-19-2007 07:44:13

all the DNS's have not been updated yet...

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Emanon

02-19-2007 07:19:06

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Re: TBN didn't pay domain name bill ? in reply to IH2444, 02-19-2007 07:14:09

What is TBN ???? E.

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Ih2444

02-19-2007 07:43:51

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Re: TBN didn't pay domain name bill ? in reply to Emanon, 02-19-2007 07:19:06

Tractor By Net. A board dealing primarially with the newer little tractors. aka garden tractors on steroids.
If it does not have a hydro you are nobody over there :)

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jokers

02-19-2007 08:12:28

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Re: TBN didn't pay domain name bill ? in reply to Ih2444, 02-19-2007 07:43:51

"If it does not have a hydro you are nobody over there :)"

You`re only "nobody" if you let some of those guys make you feel like a nobody. Remember that you probably were doing actual work with your non-hydrostatic tractor while most of those guys were still in diapers.

That being said, it can be a very interesting site and there are many intelligent posters.

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souNdguy

02-19-2007 10:14:45

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Re: TBN didn't pay domain name bill ? in reply to jokers, 02-19-2007 08:12:28

Too add to that. if it is not brand new, 4wd, hydro, with a fel and backhoe, and a parking lot full of the most expensive name brand implements, then you are in the minority.

As it is said on many websites.. they will spend your money faster on tbn than anywhere else.. how fast is your wallet?

And yes.. a huge amount of the advice offer-ers are people who just moved out of the city.. have a new scut tractor with 2.5 hours in the seat, and they are now an expert about telling you what can or can't be done with your old 80hp tractor that's been doing what it's been doing before they were born..

Soundguy

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old art

02-19-2007 12:34:37

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Re: TBN didn't pay domain name bill ? in reply to souNdguy, 02-19-2007 10:14:45

i can do to my tractor an they cant.take it all apart down to small parts and put it back togeather and know it will go out the door and goto work like it always did theres will be sent to a dealer to be put togeather

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IH2444

02-19-2007 08:28:55

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Re: TBN didn't pay domain name bill ? in reply to jokers, 02-19-2007 08:12:28

And our old classic tractors will still be running when those plastic/aluminum hydros are in the junk heap :)

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02-19-2007 08:32:39

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Re: TBN didn't pay domain name bill ? in reply to IH2444, 02-19-2007 08:28:55

That is if you can still buy parts for them in 20 years. That is one of the reason I do not like to buy anything that is made in Japan if I am going to spend big bucks on it. I have sold Japanese alnw & garden products for quite a few years and on some fo the older Echo, for example, after they get a little age on them parts become obsolete

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jokers

02-19-2007 09:39:02

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Re: TBN didn't pay domain name bill ? in reply to JT, 02-19-2007 08:32:39

Many Echo products became "unsupported" and obsolete when their US distributor changed back in the early 90s. Most parts for older stuff simply wasn`t carried. That is a fault with the distributor and the parent company for allowing it IMO. I had a few Echo saws at that time but I never looked back toward Echo after that point.

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