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GoDaddy LTO "breach of contract"? Domain scam using PayPal chargeback; Repricing domains is addictive; Seller refuses to disclose minimum asking price; Strange times for PPC earnings.
GoDaddy Lease-to-Own Breach of Contract
The buyer of an LTO-sold domain let GoDaddy know in advance their credit card had expired, 7 months into the payment plan. Expecting that their contract would be honored, he made payment on the day of the grace period's expiration—just a few hours too late, however. Was GoDaddy in breach of contract and was the seller's prompt relisting of the domain at a higher price justifiable? Join this heated exchange along with a reminder not to put things off until the last minute.
Topic by @Bobby JL Jones
Beware of New-Age Domain Scams Involving PayPal Chargebacks
Scammers can use PayPal to their advantage and a domain investor who was taken advantage of by the system's policies is warning others what's at stake and how to avoid getting scammed.
Topic by @Haroon Basha
Is repricing domains addictive, or am I just obsessed?
Domains are dynamic elements and their prices should adjust to the ebb and flow of the economic conditions, or the introduction of new parameters that change their value. A domain investor takes great satisfaction from this repetitive task and shares his reasons.
Topic by @Makram
Seller refuses to give me a price, unless I make an offer that they'll refuse?
Upon inquiring about a domain's asking price, a potential buyer was told by Afternic's broker that a minimum offer was required. That price, however, would never be accepted—it only served as some odd type of qualification bid leading up to the disclosure of the higher asking price. The buyer finds that logic to be flawed and explains his reasons why.
Topic by @draco
Strange times, but not that bad
A domain investor claims that PPC earnings have never been better, despite the current strange times in the economics of the domain industry, and the world. These claims don't align well with what most PPC users are reporting, however. Where is the proof?
Topic by @TjWarrior
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what's trending.
Happy Father's Day from NamePros! GoDaddy LTO "breach of contract"? Domain scam using PayPal chargeback; Repricing domains is addictive; Seller refuses to disclose minimum asking price; Strange times for PPC earnings.
GoDaddy Lease-to-Own Breach of ContractThe buyer of an LTO-sold domain let GoDaddy know in advance their credit card had expired, 7 months into the payment plan. Expecting that their contract would be honored, he made payment on the day of the grace period's expiration—just a few hours too late, however. Was GoDaddy in breach of contract and was the seller's prompt relisting of the domain at a higher price justifiable? Join this heated exchange along with a reminder not to put things off until the last minute.
Topic by @Bobby JL Jones
Beware of New-Age Domain Scams Involving PayPal ChargebacksScammers can use PayPal to their advantage and a domain investor who was taken advantage of by the system's policies is warning others what's at stake and how to avoid getting scammed.
Topic by @Haroon Basha
Is repricing domains addictive, or am I just obsessed?Domains are dynamic elements and their prices should adjust to the ebb and flow of the economic conditions, or the introduction of new parameters that change their value. A domain investor takes great satisfaction from this repetitive task and shares his reasons.
Topic by @Makram
Seller refuses to give me a price, unless I make an offer that they'll refuse?Upon inquiring about a domain's asking price, a potential buyer was told by Afternic's broker that a minimum offer was required. That price, however, would never be accepted—it only served as some odd type of qualification bid leading up to the disclosure of the higher asking price. The buyer finds that logic to be flawed and explains his reasons why.
Topic by @draco
Strange times, but not that badA domain investor claims that PPC earnings have never been better, despite the current strange times in the economics of the domain industry, and the world. These claims don't align well with what most PPC users are reporting, however. Where is the proof?
Topic by @TjWarrior
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what's trending.
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