Third .Mobi auction to be rerun on January 23rd, 2008

[sashas]

If the TOS was changed AFTER the auction, I believe that is grounds enough for legal action.


Forget this thing being about dot mobi, or Sedo, or anything.

Think about it from a broader perspective of domaining in general. Domainers are really treated like shit, from Parking companies to auction websites. In no other industry are the actual players short changed so much.

There is this attitude that domaining is a "hobby" or something you do part-time and don't really care about. This gives the likes of Sedo and Bodis to define terms on their own accord, cancel them, change them on their own free will. Which other professional industry works this way?

[Acro]

Originally Posted by sashas

Which other professional industry works this way?

Prostitution?

[DNWizardX9]

I guess if the bids are much lower the second round .mobi will call them void and "keep" the names

[nametrader]

Sashas I don't know whether it is changed or not... My point was what was the fineprint at Sedo and Mobitld before auctions. Does any of the bidders know that MobiTLD can void the auction and it has that right before the auction took place? does any one took a print out of TOS or just being blind bid like crazy...

If no one thought of this why whine now? accept the consequence and carry on with life.
The point of domainers being treated like sh*t is true to the extent of 80%

[cybertonic]

Creature, you are right.
In fact I was so excited to can bid again this domain I lost that I admit I did not really read the details of the post.
That's sure it's a good news for some domainers and a bad one for others.
But what was the better decision to take?

[BILLBO]

To my knowledge no bidder was given any TOS showing that mTLD had the right to void an auction. Indeed, it would have seemed prudent that if such a clause existed that had been shown to prospective bidders that Sedo/mTLD would have referred to it in todays release.

I will take a bet of $20 US with any member here that the proposed Sedo mTLD auction does not take place. There will be injunctions flying left, right and center here.

[Creature]

Originally Posted by sashas

If the TOS was changed AFTER the auction, I believe that is grounds enough for legal action.

Are you sure sashas?

Effective Date: 10/23/2006
Posting Date: 10/23/2006

http://www.sedo.co.uk/about/policy.p...id=&language=e

Originally Posted by nametrader

Does any of the bidders know that MobiTLD can void the auction and it has that right before the auction took place? does any one took a print out of TOS or just being blind bid like crazy...

Don't Mtld or any other company automatically get the right (perhaps in Statutory law) to void a job that gets totally messed up ?

[nametrader]

Originally Posted by Creature

Are you sure sashas?

Effective Date: 10/23/2006
Posting Date: 10/23/2006

http://www.sedo.co.uk/about/policy.p...id=&language=e



Don't Mtld or any other company automatically get the right (perhaps in Statutory law) to void a job that gets totally messed up ?

Rights are not assumed they are DEFINED. You are talking MILLIONS here. This is not a fish market.

[BILLBO]

Creature, the basic answer to your question about rights to void an auction is an emphatic 'No'. mTLD do have the right though to sue Sedo for damages, providing mTLD were not co-responsible for the dibacle.

[Doc Com]

Originally Posted by Fearless

Maybe some of the idiots that bid ridiculous amounts of money for .mobis will wise up and avoid the re-auction.

Well put. Now you will have a shot at some premiums!

Did you have something to do with this?

Originally Posted by Acroplex

Prostitution?

Do they offer refunds?

[Creature]

Originally Posted by BILLBO

Creature, the basic answer to your question about rights to void an auction is an emphatic 'No'. mTLD do have the right though to sue Sedo for damages, providing mTLD were not co-responsible for the dibacle.

I won't go on about it but it seems right to me that mTLD can say, 'look Sedo, you thoroughly messed up the job that I gave you to do, so please do it again'.

Nametrader, I agree that rights are defined........I was saying that those rights may not necessarily all be defined in the Sedo Terms and Conditions.

[Doc Com]

Originally Posted by BILLBO

I will take a bet of $20 US with any member here that the proposed Sedo mTLD auction does not take place. There will be injunctions flying left, right and center here.

I have to agree. Someone willing to shell out 600 grand is not going to think twice about hiring an attorney.

There may have been some new players but by no means small players.

Originally Posted by nametrader

Who gave the right? Is it self defined and issued? or added to it's Terms and Conditions after this fiasco? or is it there before the auction took place.

We are not privey to the actual terms of the contract entered between Sedo and mTLD.

The entire thing is a mess. Most were reserve auctions.

mTLD needs to re-evaluate its entire thinking after this fiasco. 5,500 premium names held, selling 100 at a time, only 200 thus sold, 5,300 left, so how is it going to go?

53 more months?

Time to look within.

[nametrader]

Originally Posted by Creature

I won't go on about it but it seems right to me that mTLD can say, 'look Sedo, you thoroughly messed up the job that I gave you to do, so please do it again'.

Nametrader, I agree that rights are defined........I was saying that those rights may not necessarily all be defined in the Sedo Terms and Conditions.

Hi Creature, I understand you but when you are doing business in millions you have to be more responsible. You cannot reverse the auctions, There was a problem, hence Auction is extended and then ended in good faith. Why think about it reconsider reauction, this is not fair. This server trouble is not the first, it has happened before.

Mr.Doc you did the thing, now you want refund? not fair

[BILLBO]

Here is a copy of the Sedo/mTLD end user contract with the bidders.


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dotMobi Auction Agreement
YOU MUST READ AND AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS
SET FORTH IN THIS dotMOBI AUCTION AGREEMENT BEFORE PARTICIPATING
IN THE DOMAIN AUCTION. YOUR REGISTRATION FOR AND PARTICIPATION IN
THE DOMAIN AUCTION CONSTITUTES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THIS AUCTION
AGREEMENT.
This dotMobi Auction Agreement (“Auction Agreement”) is by and between mobile Top
Level Domain Ltd (“mTLD”) and you, your heirs, agents, successors, and assigns
(collectively “You”). This Auction Agreement sets forth the terms and conditions applicable
to your participation in the auction of Authorization Codes required as a precondition to
registration of certain .mobi domain names (the “Auction). This Auction Agreement is in
addition to, and not in place of, any other agreements or understandings of any kind
relating to the Auction and use of an Authorization Code between You and the Event
Organizer, the Auction Manager, the Escrow Agent, any Registrar, or any other third party.
In the event of a conflict between the terms of this Auction Agreement and any such
agreement relating to your participation in the Auction or use of an Authorization Code, the
terms of this Auction Agreement shall prevail.
By registering for and participating in the Auction, You acknowledge that you have read,
agree with, and accept all of the terms and conditions contained in this Auction Agreement.
This Auction Agreement is effective upon your registration for the Auction (the “Effective
Date”) and may be changed from time to time in the manner set forth below.
For purposes of this Auction Agreement:
“Auction Manager” means the third party managing the Domain Auction.
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“Authorization Code” means the unique code issued by mTLD to a winning Participant,
possession of which is necessary but not sufficient to Register a specified Domain Name.
“Domain Name” means a .mobi domain name for which an Authorization Code is required.
“dotMobi Site” means the web site operated by mTLD with the URL address:
[http://dotmobi.mobi].
“Escrow Agent” means the service selected by the Auction Manager to receive funds from
You in the event you are the winning bidder for an Authorization Code in the Auction, to
notify mTLD that such funds have been received, and to release such funds to mTLD upon
confirmation that mTLD has released the Authorization Code to You.
“Event Organizer” means the entity organizing the Auction;
“ICANN” means the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers;
“Participant” means a participant eligible to participate in the Auction subject to paragraph 1
below;
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“Registrar” means any entity authorized by ICANN and mTLD to provide registration
services for the .mobi top level domain.
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Registrar by a Participant holding an Authorization Code.
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Registrar of Your choice (the “End-User Registration Agreement”); (b) the .mobi required
“Registrant Agreement” provisions as posted from time to time on the dotMobi Site at
http://mtld.mobi/domain/registrars/become; (c) all standards, policies, procedures and
practices specified by mTLD including without limitation those set forth in the latest
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dotMobi Switch On! Guide [http://pc.mtld.mobi/mobilenet/dotmobi_guides.html ] (the “Style
Guide”); and (d) all applicable policies promulgated by ICANN, including ICANN’s
Uniform Domain Dispute Resolution Policy (“UDRP”) and the obligation to provide accurate
and complete Whois information.
“Registry Operator” or “Registry” means mTLD.
1. Eligible Auction Participants
Participation in the Auction is restricted to persons who can form legally binding contracts
under applicable law. Without limiting the foregoing, an eligible Participant must be at least
18 years old and meet any terms, conditions, and/or eligibility criteria established by mTLD,
the Event Organizer and/or the Auction Manager.
By participating in the Auction You represent and warrant that: (a) You are an eligible
Participant as described above and (b) You have provided current, accurate and complete
information in connection with your registration for and participation in the Auction.
2. Termination or Modification of Auction Agreement
mTLD, in its sole discretion, may terminate this Auction Agreement at any time with or
without notice to You. Without limiting the foregoing, mTLD may terminate this Auction
Agreement if it determines in its sole discretion that You have acted inconsistently with the
obligations or the spirit of this Auction Agreement, if You are ineligible to participate in the
Auction, or if any information that You have provided to mTLD, the Event Organizer, the
Auction Manager, and/or a Registrar is found in mTLD’s sole discretion to be false or
unverifiable.
mTLD, in its sole discretion, may amend this Auction Agreement at any time by posting the
amended terms on the dotMobi Site. You expressly agree to be bound by the Auction
Agreement in effect at the time of your participation in the Auction. It is your responsibility
to review the dotMobi Site, including the Auction Agreement posted on that Site, for any
modifications or amendments.
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3. Revocation of Authorization Code
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notice, revoke any Authorization Code for which You are the winning bidder.
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mTLD does not charge a fee for participation in the Auction. However, participation may be
subject to fees charged by other entities, including an attendance fee charged by the Event
Organizer and/or the Auction Manager. Under no circumstances shall mTLD be responsible
for return or refund of such fees, if any.
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stated bid price. The Auction shall be conducted by the Auction Manager in accordance with
terms and conditions determined by the Auction Manager. In the event of any dispute
between bidders with respect to the conduct of the Auction, the Auction Manager shall have
sole and final discretion to determine the winning bidder. Subject to the terms and conditions
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winning bidder shall be obligated to complete the transaction and to pay the amount of the
winning bid as provided in Paragraph 7 below.
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reason.
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Manager and the Escrow Service. Once the Escrow Service confirms receipt of the full
payment amount, mTLD will release the Authorization Code to the winning bidder.
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does it assure that you are qualified to Register said Domain Name. It is your responsibility
to ensure that You meet any and all requirements for Registration of a Domain Name.
Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this Auction Agreement, upon receipt of an
Authorization Code, You may use that Authorization Code to Register the Domain Name,
using a Registrar of Your choice. The Authorization Code will remain valid for a period of 1
year, and will automatically renew at the end of the year, and on an annual basis thereafter,
subject to Your (a) continued eligibility to Register the Domain Name and operate a website;
(b) Your continued fulfillment of and compliance with this Agreement, all Standard
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Your compliance with any policies, procedures, or rules issued by Your Registrar.
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Register the Domain Name and launch a dotMobi-compliant website (the “Website”) using
the Domain Name with the URL address [www.<Domain Name>.mobi] within ten (10) days
of the transfer of the Authorization Code by mTLD. The Website may initially consist of a
dotMobi-compliant parking page; provided, however, that You agree to:
• Use Your best efforts to create, launch, and operate a live website related to and primarily
containing content relevant to the commonly held and widely shared understanding of the
meaning of the Domain Name to replace the parking page within six (6) months of the
transfer of the Authorization Code by mTLD.
• Achieve and maintain a mobile readiness score of at least 4, as measured by the
ready.mobi test then available at http://ready.mobi/.
• Operate the Website in compliance with the dotMobi Domain Compliance Policy, when
and as available at http://mtld.mobi/domain/policies/compliance.
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• Comply with the .mobi Style Guide, as such Style Guide may be modified by mTLD in
accordance with published policies. You further consent to the monitoring of any such
website as described in that policy and the dotMobi Style Guide monitoring guidelines.
• Design and operate the Website to achieve mTLD’s stated goals of: (a) optimizing the
mobile experience by providing a predictable, consistent user experience; (b) providing
the mobile community with new features and services; and (c) strengthening user loyalty
and goodwill toward the .mobi top level domain.
• In the event of sale or transfer of the Domain Name to another party You agree to notify
mTLD and contractually require such party to be bound by the terms of this Agreement.
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Registration of Domain Names are the result of, and are subject to, all of the conditions,
limitations, restrictions, obligations contained in the Standard Registrant Obligations.
Nothing in this Auction Agreement shall be construed to imply that the Participant possesses
any rights to a subsequently Registered Domain Name beyond those specified in the .mobi
Registrant Agreement provisions, the End-User Registration Agreement, and all applicable
ICANN policies.
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DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
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mTLD MAKES NO WARRANTY THAT THE GOODS AND
SERVICE(S) REFERENCED HEREIN, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE
AUCTION ITSELF, ANY AUTHORIZATION CODE FOR WHICH YOU ARE THE
WINNING BIDDER, AND/OR ANY ASSOCIATED DOMAIN, WHETHER OR NOT
YOU REGISTER SAID DOMAIN NAME, WILL MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS, OR
THAT THE SERVICE(S) AND/OR ACCESS TO AND USE OF THE SERVICES WILL
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BE UNINTERRUPTED, TIMELY, SECURE, OR ERROR FREE; NOR DOES mTLD
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UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT ANY MATERIAL AND/OR DATA OBTAINED
THROUGH THE USE OF OUR WEB SITE IS DONE AT YOUR SOLE DISCRETION
AND RISK AND THAT YOU WILL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE
TO YOUR COMPUTER SYSTEM OR LOSS OF DATA THAT RESULTS FROM THE
DOWNLOAD OF SUCH MATERIAL AND/OR DATA.
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this Auction Agreement and specifically makes no guarantee to You (1) regarding the
conduct of the Domain Auction by the Event Organizer and/or Auction Manager and/or (2)
against the possibility of objection to, or challenge of, the Registration or use of any Domain
Name using the Authorization Code for which You may be the winning bidder in the Domain
Auction. mTLD cannot and does not check to see whether the Domain Name associated with
the auctioned Authorization Code (or any use You make of such Domain Name) infringes the
legal rights of others. It is your responsibility to investigate whether a Domain Name
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limitation, the formation, existence, validity, enforceability, performance, expiration, or
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and services supplied by either party to this Auction Agreement and includes an application
for provisional or protective relief shall be finally, confidentially, and individually resolved
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its successor; provided that this Auction Agreement shall control if there is a conflict between
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A DOMAIN NAME; USE OF A DOMAIN NAME; DISPUTES OVER DOMAIN NAME
REGISTRATIONS, INCLUDING THE DECISION OF ANY DISPUTE RESOLUTION
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administrative, or judicial body regarding an Authorization Code won by you in the Domain
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mTLD in writing.
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I have read it and .mobi/Sedo are stuffed!

[Doc Com]

Originally Posted by nametrader

Mr.Doc you did the thing, now you want refund? not fair

If she don't fulfill the contract, then yeah...refund

Originally Posted by BILLBO

I have read it and .mobi/Sedo are stuffed!

Number 14 may be the out that mTLD needs and authorization.

Somehow I feel that there is now no love between Sedo and mTLD.

[DNWizardX9]

Originally Posted by Doc Com

I have to agree. Someone willing to shell out 600 grand is not going to think twice about hiring an attorney.

There may have been some new players but by no means small players.

We are not privey to the actual terms of the contract entered between Sedo and mTLD.

The entire thing is a mess. Most were reserve auctions.

mTLD needs to re-evaluate its entire thinking after this fiasco. 5,500 premium names held, selling 100 at a time, only 200 thus sold, 5,300 left, so how is it going to go?

53 more months?

Time to look within.

They said this is the third and final auction

[sashas]

Originally Posted by DNWizardX9

They said this is the third and final auction

Then how are they going to sell off the rest of the 5200 names? .tv style premium prices?

If the TOS was changed AFTER the auction, I believe that is grounds enough for legal action.


Are you sure sashas?

Effective Date: 10/23/2006
Posting Date: 10/23/2006

http://www.sedo.co.uk/about/policy.p...id=&language=e

I'm no lawyer, but then these terms themselves seem wrong. Sedo having the ability to change their contract at any time without prior notice sounds unfair. What would you do if the car dealership you bought your car from changes its contract the moment you walk out with the keys?

[TheLegendaryJP]

Originally Posted by Fearless

Maybe some of the idiots that bid ridiculous amounts of money for .mobis will wise up and avoid the re-auction.

What are you saying Greg, a worthless extension based on common sense isnt worth 6 figures !



In saying that dnf.mobi at sedo , auction estimates $55,000.

[Doc Com]

Originally Posted by DNWizardX9

They said this is the third and final auction

It was the third and final with Sedo, per Sedo's website pre-auction.

Perhaps Moniker, mTLD, snap? Who knows.

[Focus]

I am sooo bidding this time