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Lets say you enter into a transaction with another party to buy domains. At what point after that transaction has occurred would you consider the domains to be yours and no longer the sellers and that any potential issue that occurred with the domains are now your problem?
This question is triggered by the Shane Bellone scam thread and I do agree that the whole scam was premeditated from the beginning however he has mentioned in the limited information he released that the domains were "stuck" and "defective" after 3 months, I'm pretty sure this was a lie, but regardless my question is simple.
After a transaction has taken place, when would you consider the domains as your property and no longer anything to do with the seller?
This question is triggered by the Shane Bellone scam thread and I do agree that the whole scam was premeditated from the beginning however he has mentioned in the limited information he released that the domains were "stuck" and "defective" after 3 months, I'm pretty sure this was a lie, but regardless my question is simple.
After a transaction has taken place, when would you consider the domains as your property and no longer anything to do with the seller?
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