Make sure you know the rules when selling on NamePros

[David696]

Just a tip to anyone new here or has not posted an auction here.

When posting an auction on here it has to be ONLY on namepros. Otherwise, they'll punish you for your mistake.

 

[David696]

bump so new forum users dont make this mistake. it will cost them if they do

 

[briguy]

they'll punish you for your mistake.

Punish sounds like a harsh word..
Yes, the rules help prevent fraud and spam/etc
The rules are
https://www.namepros.com/threads/official-rules-of-namepros.848752/

 

[David696]

well, you wont be able to delete or remove any posts and it will discredit your asset. but they dont care. just i hope this does not happen to other noobs like me. really poor from namepros

 

[David696]

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[Bravo Mod Team]

When posting an auction on here it has to be ONLY on namepros.

As a seller, you must never auction a domain name unless you are prepared to sell it to the auction winner. Once the reserve or minimum price is met in an auction, the domain name must be sold to the winner. That is not unique to NamePros; it applies to all auction sites.

If you auction a domain name on more than one website, then you may end up in a situation where there are multiple winners across multiple websites, and then you will not be able to fulfill your commitment to at least one of the winners. When a commitment is not honored, we have to get involved.

We hope that helps.

 

[creataweb]

It's pretty much common sense don't ya think OP? Same with putting BINs on every platform then complaining when banned from one for not selling to the buyer because you had a 2nd buyer at the same time for the same domain.

You're a member for 2.5 years, not exactly a noob