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Help! What to do in this situation please advice
Somebody bought my domain that I really don't want to sell. I listed it and 2 days later when I came back to de-list it it was already sold and paid for. What do I do? What punishments are there for sellers for not completing the sale? Its at GoDaddy's. Please advise. The matter bothers me... -
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Help! What to do in this situation please advice
Somebody bought my domain that I really don't want to sell. I listed it and 2 days later when I came back to de-list it it was already sold and paid for. What do I do? What punishments are there for sellers for not completing the sale? Its at GoDaddy's. Please advise. The matter bothers me...- noobian
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