@spaceship But could this lead to a failed transaction because the buyer refuses to provide additional information, or due to excessive collection of buyer information? My transactions on SS have always gone smoothly—this is the first time I've encountered this. What does it mean?
@spaceship The buyer has completed payment, but the transfer process has not yet begun, this situation has persisted for 3 days. SA stated, ‘The buyer paid, but they still have not passed our verification process.’ But what exactly is this verification process?
Is it feasible to add a simple NDA option? Buyers could choose whether they need an NDA after completing payment. Once selected, neither the buyer nor the platform would be able to disclose this sale publicly for a limited period. @spaceship
@domaining@spaceship I suspect that persistent DNS failures may increase the interval between SS's active DNS verification requests.
Perhaps an option to disable this feature could be provided for manual deactivation.
@domaining@spaceship My solution is: Delete the domain names you just finished changing the NS records for (even though their status is listed), then add them back. Problem solved.
Should the email field from the buyer's quote be displayed in SellerHub leads? Having the email allows sellers to follow up even if negotiations are canceled. However, I'm unsure if this might make buyers feel uncomfortable. Should this feature be implemented? @spaceship
@DomainGang I don't know how this works, it's in processing transfer, but when accessed it redirects to the https://t.co/5eeTY6bK4O website. I've asked the support team, but they haven't provided any explanation.🤷♂️
@GoDaddyHelp@GoDaddy@afternic I paid for an expired auction domain a week ago, but it never transferred to my account. Today I discovered it redirected to searchhounds. I contacted auctions@godaddy but haven't received a response yet. What's going on here?
@DomainKing@Dynadot Modifying the business logic to align with other platforms may resolve this issue. Additionally, efforts should focus on ensuring compliance with EU and California privacy laws rather than attempting to justify actions through modifications to privacy policies.
@DomainKing@Dynadot For many services, they employ different handling methods. with auctions, GD requires identity verification for bids exceeding $1,500, while Dropcatch mandates bank card binding from the start of bidding. They only require a 5% deposit into the account when bids surpass $2,000.