discuss Withdrawing my bid

The Durfer · Dec 11, 2020

Has anyone else done this? Im so embarrassed. I bid on an auction at godaddy and won and have now had to recede my bid. Not sure what the consequences are but i was wondering if anyone else has made this blunder and what did you do? ty in advance.

clarkemarketing · Dec 11, 2020

What domain and how much was your winning bid? You don't have the available funds, or just decided it wasn't worth the price?

equity78 · Dec 11, 2020

If the auction over you are not withdrawing a bid. you are a non paying bidder. @Joe Styler what is the penalty for first time non paying?

wwwweb · Dec 11, 2020

Why don't you offer the option to someone here on namepros, otherwise if first offence I believe it is $10 fine, and warning.

The Durfer · Dec 11, 2020

it was the price, didnt even think about it being an erroneous bid, i left it and got an email saying i won it and i looked at the price and choked on my coffee. i cant get a hold of help chat either at godaddy. yipes.

TheBuyerz · Dec 11, 2020

For the first non-payment they will suspend your account and in order to get it back usually they charge a fine of $25 (I don't know if it different now).

Just talk to them and see if there's any other option.

The Durfer · Dec 11, 2020

TheBuyerz said:
For the first non-payment they will suspend your account and in order to get it back usually they charge a fine of $25 (I don't know if it different now).

Just talk to them and see if there's any other option.

ty ill try, cant get them rite now though.

bmugford · Dec 11, 2020

The Durfer said:
Has anyone else done this? Im so embarrassed. I bid on an auction at godaddy and won and have now had to recede my bid. Not sure what the consequences are but i was wondering if anyone else has made this blunder and what did you do? ty in advance.

Withdrawing a bid is not a thing, especially after an auction that you won. When you place a bid it is binding.

Was there a mistake like where you typed the wrong amount, or did you just change your mind?

Brad

The Durfer · Dec 11, 2020

bmugford said:
Withdrawing a bid is not a thing, especially after an auction that you won. When you place a bid it is binding.

Was there a mistake like where you typed the wrong amount, or did you just change your mind?

Brad

i typed the wrong offer in, and couldnt get in touch with godaddy chat to change it, then it was accepted instead of went to auction and now its too much to pay. i feel so bad about it, too. i thought they would send it to auction after the offer, i saw that was an option for the seller to do.

bmugford · Dec 11, 2020

The Durfer said:
i typed the wrong offer in, and couldnt get in touch with godaddy chat to change it, then it was accepted instead of went to auction and now its too much to pay. i feel so bad about it, too. i thought they would send it to auction after the offer, i saw that was an option for the seller to do.

They might be reasonable about if it the mistake is obvious like you tried to type 120 and typed 1200.

But, unless you got a hold of them before the auction ended it might just be seen as buyer's remorse.

After reading that again, you said "seller". Was this not an expired auction then?

Brad

The Durfer · Dec 11, 2020

bmugford said:
They might be reasonable about if it the mistake is obvious like you tried to type 120 and typed 1200.

But, unless you got a hold of them before the auction ended it might just be seen as buyer's remorse.

Brad

thats exactly it, one zero. lol.

The Durfer · Dec 11, 2020

it was a .de, hope it wasnt anybody on here. If it was im so sorry.

The Durfer · Dec 11, 2020

it was a 3L.de to be exact. anybody know what these are going for? It seemed like a good deal, not my mistake but the regular price on it.

The Durfer · Dec 11, 2020

bmugford said:
They might be reasonable about if it the mistake is obvious like you tried to type 120 and typed 1200.

But, unless you got a hold of them before the auction ended it might just be seen as buyer's remorse.

After reading that again, you said "seller". Was this not an expired auction then?

Brad

no it was an erroneous offer.

Joe Styler · Dec 11, 2020

You can email [email protected]. There will be some kind of penalty accessed after they look at it. If it is your first mistake and you tried contacting them right away it will likely be a small fine.

The Durfer · Dec 11, 2020

Joe Styler said:
You can email [email protected]. There will be some kind of penalty accessed after they look at it. If it is your first mistake and you tried contacting them right away it will likely be a small fine.

ty

The Durfer · Dec 11, 2020

i shouldve said marketplace where i said auction, sorry for the confusion also. tyvm.

branding · Dec 11, 2020

The Durfer said:
it was a 3L.de to be exact. anybody know what these are going for? It seemed like a good deal, not my mistake but the regular price on it.

If it's a nice combo, they're quite valuable to the right buyer. They have a liquid value but am not sure what they're going for wholesale.

Try to reach out to @frank-germany for an appraisal.

The Durfer · Dec 16, 2020

update:

i was charged an administrative fee and got a harsh warning to be careful with my offerings. They said next time is even harsher restrictions. Think i learned my lesson. Ty all for walking me thru it.

The Durfer · Jan 25, 2021

hmmm, havent been able to get back on the godaddyauction platform yet. Are they blocking me?

Joe Styler · Jan 25, 2021

If you are being sent straight to the help page instead of the auction we are blocking you. You can email [email protected] for help with that so they can look into why we are blocking you.

The Durfer · Jan 25, 2021

Joe Styler said:
If you are being sent straight to the help page instead of the auction we are blocking you. You can email [email protected] for help with that so they can look into why we are blocking you.

ty Mr. Joe.

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