| The name was never sold here. I bid on an existing snapnames auction. I assume the seller did not like the price it sold for and has somehow convinced moniker/snapnames to return the name to him. I believe the snapnames auction was ruinning before the name was posted for sale here. Yes, I have got my money back, but I really don't see the relevance. The issue is that moniker have, without any communication whatsoever, allowed snapnames to access my account and transfer a domain to somebody else just because they didn't like the price there dmain sold for at snapnames auction.
The cost of the domain is one thing, but what about my time researching the domain the inconvenience of them having over $2k of mine for nearly two weeks, the fact I had the domain listed for sale on my site- what if it had sold already? What sort of a mess would this be then.
It is a disgusting, corrupt practice that you would not get anywhere else, as it is only possible because snapnames and moniker are part of the same company, oversee.net.
The issue is how do they think they have authority to take names from my account which I purchased through their system, legally and fairly according to their own auction terms?
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