When someone is in dire straights I’m eager to help; not simply driven by the good Samaritan doctrine but by my own set of ethics.
It’s what defines me as a person: to do the right thing.
As I explained through DomainGang, the domain name AV.net was recovered in September after several months of investigation and wrestling with the Registry.
Today, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a box of Napa Valley wine from the lawful owner of the domain whom I assisted with its recovery. The gift was sent through Wine.com – the ultimate wine-related domain and a globally acclaimed keyword.
The sender’s gesture is very much appreciated and it feels fantastic knowing that in the process I both helped a stranger and made a friend.
I raise my glass of Silver Oak Merlot to a toast, greeting all good people out there: keep fighting the good fight in life.
TGIF!
Cheers to you!
Keep up the good work Theo! Very nice of them to provide you with a box of wine to boot!
Cheers guys
Good stuff, Theo…
…The sun shines on the virtuous… 🙂
Very cool story, nice job.
Theo, its people like you who bring a positive and good feel to the domaining community.
Congrats and do keep up the good work!
Winning!
Very nice of you Theo and cheers.
Good karma my friend. You are deserving of all good things that come your way.
Theo,
You did the right thing because it is the right thing to do.
BTW
You raised a very good glass of wine. Silver Oaks is not cheap but it is quite good.
Congrats and thx for setting a good example.
very nice indeed. cheers!
Nice going. And great that the owner took the time to send you a gift. It’s actually surprising, to me anyway, how easily it is for people to neglect to thank you for your help when it comes to domains.