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Originally Posted by ChrissyBoi  The ebay auction listing with a reserve price makes provision for the cancellation of an aution prior to it meeting the reserve price. |
But that's not what happened, in this case.
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Originally Posted by ChrissyBoi Sedo simply requires that when you start an auction there, you finish it there. What you do before that is entirely a seller's prerogative. |
No. Sedos rules says that you are
not allowed to list it for sale anywhere else,
from the time of the application, until the end of the sedo auction.
In this case you (or your cousin) were clearly in violation of the contract with sedo, (entered into when agreeing to their ToS), since it was listed on eBay during that time.
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Originally Posted by ChrissyBoi As for the claim of violating DNForum rules, I never listed anything for sale on DNForum, and at no time did I claim to be the seller. I merely posted an 'advert' and link to a sale at an external venue. |
If you're not the owner of the domain, you may market it through the brokerage section, not the different other sales forums.
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