Could you clarify if the small deposit made by buyer , when using the 'quality offer' feature, is credited to the sellers account in its entirety?
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@namecheapceo123 Why doesn't @spaceship have adjustable LTO's for domain listings? Currently the buyers have no option but to select the duration set by seller and not choose a shorter span if they prefer.
@domain_org From what I have gathered,atom's valuation is not something to go by, especially not for end user pricing.
As for moonshots .com may be around 50-60k would be close but,121k is a stretch for most end users i would assume.
@abmakrani @afternic What about them quoting a price higher than the list price on afternic.I just noticed my domains quoted at a 9% higher than my BIN on GoDaddy search.
My question is if the seller prices a domain at $50,000 and you list it at $54,500,what will the payout to the seller be based on?
@abmakrani @nikhil_r17 They must have known that sellers would take to X eventually about the ongoing grievances. Their lack of response for this long, to this egregious series of violations, just shows how certain they are of the seller's dependability on afternic,to have any real effect on their biz.
@datacubecom From the looks of it they're playing fast and loose with the user's trust.
It's also quite intriguing how they seem to think they don't owe the sellers an explanation or let this situation go unaddressed for this long.
@mohamed67455 @afternic If this kind of delay isn't an exception but a pervasive issue, they should start paying interest, at least to retain the goodwill of users.