SERGEANT.COM is a surname. Real people are named Sergeant, they were named that before the internet, and this is where their email lives.
It is not inventory. It is not a brandable asset. It is not the missing piece of your pivot. Every offer to buy it gets the same response, delivered by the automated systems on this board, and the response is no.
You are welcome to watch the board for as long as you like. The outcome does not change with viewing time.
ONE. The domain is not for sale.
TWO. The domain will not be for sale later. "Later" has been evaluated. See rule one.
THREE. "Everyone has a price" is not a negotiation. It is a reason to end one.
FOUR. Raising the number re-runs the same procedure with the same result, but faster, because the system has seen your number before.
FIVE. For the record: there are real veterans in the Sergeant family tree. The current registrant is not one of them. He has never served anywhere, and answers to "Sergeant" mainly at the pharmacy. He holds the name, not the rank, and he defends it the way civilians do: by declining, in writing, forever.
Actually named Sergeant? Write to this command about an @sergeant.com email address, and we can talk. That is the entire signal, and it is real.
No rank required. No service record required. The only qualification is the one you already suffer for daily: spelling it out loud on every phone call. S. E. R. G. E. A. N. T. No, not like that. Yes, like the army thing. No, no relation.
Report in: domaininfo@sergeant.com. State your name. We will believe you, because nobody claims this name voluntarily. In twenty-eight years of continuous watch, about five people have. The channel is clear.