GoDaddy auction screwed help

[llcoolj89]

So I am new to auction cause I usually scrape already expired domains. So here is my situation...

Last March 5th, I won 3 domains on a bid, and I paid the first two, and let the last 3rd one to sit there cause my husband typically overbid to the amount that I can afford for that domain. And I let it sit for days, and I know this my fault, and today, Godaddy automatically charge my card, which to no avail, didn't went through since I always clear "that certain" account.

My Auction account got locked!

The first two domains, which I already paid, will be available by March 12th. What will happen to that 2 Domains that I won and purchased, now that my Auction account is locked?

I already emailed Godaddy auction, btw, and also called them over the phone, but they can't help me much and they advise me to email GoDaddy, which I already did.

 

[Nev]

Best option would be to wait for email reply they usually give you 1 chance as far as I can remember. You also shouldn't let your husband have access to your account either, maybe ask him to make his own one in the future and let him bid on the domains he wants to acquire.

 

[llcoolj89]

Hehehe, I told him to do so and babysit it anyway cause I was sleeping.. What will happen to the two domains that I won and purchased?

 

[Nev]

You should recieve the once you paid for unless the original domain owner renews it in the small timeframe he has left.

 

[llcoolj89]

Ah, so no matter if my Auction account was locked up, if the owner fails to pay for it, it will still be mine?

Also, I noticed there is a $10 fee here on my checkout cart, some admin fee I think. Probably because I failed to pay for the 3rd domain.

 

[Nev]

It should be but I would email them just to be sure. I did some digging around and found someone who had the exact same issue you did in regards to reactivating the godaddy auction account and it seems like they have a charge of $25 to reactivate it.
"
Re: What happens if you dont pay for Godaddy Auction ?
They will block your account from any more auctions and for you to re-activate to bid again you have to pay $25. If it happens again it's $50 and so on. I learned the hard way when I didn't pay.."
Source:Blackhatworld forums

 

[adrey]

You will get them, unless godaddy will cancel this action and then you will get a refund.
You don’t need to do anything, you can sleep quietly

 

[llcoolj89]

@Nev: Oh crap... Perhaps I would just wait for their reply for now... Anyway,thanks much!

@adrey: Good to know.. Whew!

 

[wwwweb]

@Joe Styler this is the kind of bidders that need to be not bidding at godaddy, over paying, cannot afford, unable to checkout, card declined?

Simply don't care about consequences of playing with money they don't have against other people's bids.

Need a better verification system, or limit them to $100. $1500 is way to high.

 

[llcoolj89]

@wwwweb: Dude seriously? Don't nail us into the cross for a very newbie mistake. As I said earlier, it was our first time doing the auction... I just get smart on not putting all the money in one basket, cause if I did, I would've payed a lot for a domain that isn't worth that what we bid for.

 

[Keith]

It's best to only bid if you intend to follow through with the purchase. Placing bids that aren't serious screw things up for other people that may really want the domain.

 

[wwwweb]

@wwwweb: Dude seriously? Don't nail us into the cross for a very newbie mistake. As I said earlier, it was our first time doing the auction... I just get smart on not putting all the money in one basket, cause if I did, I would've payed a lot for a domain that isn't worth that what we bid for.

Thanks, you answered your own question, has nothing to do with a newbie, anything in life you should not be bidding on things against other people's money, if you are unwilling to follow thru with your purchase, or pay for it.

You are not considering that consequences of playing with other people's bids, or money.

Please don't play the newbie card, this is a common sense, if you don't have the money, don't bid!

People like you have cost bidders here millions of dollars in wasted bids, I'm not your Daddy, you get no sympathy from me.

 

[DNScholar]

Apart from wrong/ignorant/fun bid the other two domains which you paid will be unlocked/reflected in your account once your issue with third domain gets resolved.

 

[Jasonn]

i hope you are banned for life from godaddy auctions.

 

[rh2000]

So I am new to auction cause I usually scrape already expired domains. So here is my situation...

Last March 5th, I won 3 domains on a bid, and I paid the first two, and let the last 3rd one to sit there cause my husband typically overbid to the amount that I can afford for that domain. And I let it sit for days, and I know this my fault, and today, Godaddy automatically charge my card, which to no avail, didn't went through since I always clear "that certain" account.

My Auction account got locked!

The first two domains, which I already paid, will be available by March 12th. What will happen to that 2 Domains that I won and purchased, now that my Auction account is locked?

I already emailed Godaddy auction, btw, and also called them over the phone, but they can't help me much and they advise me to email GoDaddy, which I already did.

You will just have to wait for there response.

 

[llcoolj89]

Okay, at @Jasonn and @wwwweb ..I dont know what are you up against me, i am new here and i am sure i did not met you in person yet so as far as i can remember i still didnt owe anybody here yet, but please show some kind of respect here. If you dont like my thread, or how stupid i hav become for bidding and not paying, or if you hav anyth against me at all, I dont think I owe you an explanation and you can exit yourself to my thread.

I asked a help, and I THANK YOU all guys who answered and even pm me for the clarifications. I didnt know such profanity and behaviour is tolerated here.

 

[Jasonn]

your just full of lies...your 'husband'.. yeah ok . you're just some dude pretending to be a woman like many from asia do here for whatever reason.

as someone who uses godaddy auctions people like you cost me money and you bid up the auction with no intentions to pay, you simply got stuck when the other bidder didn't keep going. don't play games and stay within your budget and you'll have no problems. trying to make people pay more for a domain because it went higher than you can afford is abhorrent and should result in loss of your auction account.

 

[Domainzy]

I just get smart on not putting all the money in one basket, cause if I did, I would've payed a lot for a domain that isn't worth that what we bid for.

Wow..

 

[llcoolj89]

You know, if only i could post a link here, i would certainly do... unless, i would do payment, which i would certainly do within a few hours (it is past my bedtime)...

But for now, i would let you two beat me up. Who cares anyway. This will be my last reply to this thread, cause i dont wanna put up with your attitudes.

 

[wwwulff]

I didnt know such profanity and behaviour is tolerated here.

Newbie or not, bidding and no payment behaviour is not popular and will not get you any sympathy here and will quickly put an end to your domain career