advice GoDaddy Auctions Administrative Fees

[newbie191]

I listed a couple of LLLL .com domains as buy it now on GD auctions for low price and meanwhile the market prices rose and I wasn't in touch with the market so I didn't know. Also my domains were close to expiration so I transferred them out. So someone paid for the domains and now godaddy wants me to pay them Auctions Administrative Fees which are now added to my godaddy cart. By the way they also "by mistake" paid me for one of the domains which I hadn't transferred to the buyer. I returned the money to godaddy. It seems it was a ploy to force me to hand them over the LLLL .com which has a three times market value now.
So now my auctions account is suspended. The "Auctions Administrative Fees" is only 50 $ but I want to ask do I really have to pay them now?
I pay them or I have a choice? Wouldn't it be better to just make another account?

 

[whateverforsale]

I think you should turn over the names. You listed them and someone bought them. Now you're reneging on the deal.

 

[markossy]

I listed a couple of LLLL .com domains as buy it now on GD auctions for low price and meanwhile the market prices rose and I wasn't in touch with the market so I didn't know. Also my domains were close to expiration so I transferred them out. So someone paid for the domains and now godaddy wants me to pay them Auctions Administrative Fees which are now added to my godaddy cart. By the way they also "by mistake" paid me for one of the domains which I hadn't transferred to the buyer. I returned the money to godaddy. It seems it was a ploy to force me to hand them over the LLLL .com which has a three times market value now.
So now my auctions account is suspended. The "Auctions Administrative Fees" is only 50 $ but I want to ask do I really have to pay them now?
I pay them or I have a choice? Wouldn't it be better to just make another account?

If you will not pay, even if you create another account they will track you by IP and payments data, so I suggest you to pay the fee and let it go.

 

[newbie191]

IP will not be a problem as we have dynamic IPs here which change every time I restart the router.

 

[newbie191]

I think you should turn over the names. You listed them and someone bought them. Now you're reneging on the deal.

This is not an option now because godaddy has already returned the money to the buyers. I am asking what would you do in a situation like this? I mean what would be the sensible thing to do?