Sav customer auction experience

[PatrickV]

i set my domain name twizzy.io domain for auction at sav.com auction, and my exprience is are they (sav.com) steal for few dollar or somebody else grab the domain for a cheap bid? my experience with sav.com auctions is so far negative.

 

[PatrickV]

i admit, i made a mistake by using sav.com auction service for my domain name.

 

[DrJacoby]

1) Twizzy.com is for sale for $3k which gives twizzy.io almost no auction value at all. How can you expect to get more than a few dollars for it?
2) Accusing someone (in this case Sav.com) of stealing is a very serious matter. What kind of proof do you have that they are stealing? Have you reported the theft to the police?

 

[Traderas]

When you initiate an auction on SAV you have to click a button with the following description:

By checking this box and clicking Start Auctions, I hereby acknowledge and agree to:

• Sav’s Domain Name Marketplace Agreement.
• All Auctions will start with an opening bid of $1 USD (plus any transfer-in fees, if applicable).
• All Auctions are no-reserve and a custom minimum bid cannot be set.
• All Auctions will conclude after 10 days and the domain(s) will be automatically awarded to the highest bidder.
• Once an Auction is started, it cannot be cancelled.

I don't see any reason blaming them for this.
There are dozens of other reasons to do so

 

[rachidgeek]

i set my domain name twizzy.io domain for auction at sav.com auction, and my exprience is are they (sav.com) steal for few dollar or somebody else grab the domain for a cheap bid? my experience with sav.com auctions is so far negative.

I agree with you,
it's disappointing and the offers are just a few cents. It's not a good service,
Also, many bidders on your platform don't appreciate the value of premium domain names. Most of them are resellers looking for a cheap deal.

I've had a negative experience on this platform, and I won't sell or transfer my domains for just a few dollars.