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**Domagon** · 11-21-2008, 06:38 AM

Sedo is a venue only. They don't enforce sales agreements - that's strictly between you and the buyer.

From what you describe, there isn't a "meeting of the minds" and thus likely no legally binding agreement...

In theory the buyer could lawyer up, but likely wouldn't prevail anyways.

At this point, in my view, the best thing to do is deal with the buyer directly (if you know who they are) - cut Sedo out of the loop ... you'll be more able to communicate and negotiate a clear agreement without interference, and as a bonus, you'll save the 10% Sedo commission.

Ron

11-21-2008, 06:38 AM	#8 (permalink)
Domagon DNF Addict Name: Ron Bennett Last Online: 07-14-2009 02:31 PM iTrader: (26) Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 1,372 DNF$: 7,978 Location: Wyomissing, PA Country:	Sedo is a venue only. They don't enforce sales agreements - that's strictly between you and the buyer. From what you describe, there isn't a "meeting of the minds" and thus likely no legally binding agreement... In theory the buyer could lawyer up, but likely wouldn't prevail anyways. At this point, in my view, the best thing to do is deal with the buyer directly (if you know who they are) - cut Sedo out of the loop ... you'll be more able to communicate and negotiate a clear agreement without interference, and as a bonus, you'll save the 10% Sedo commission. Ron __________________ Domagon Consulting Services - Business Help and Problem Solving SeedCash.com - sow those economic green shoots. Make An Offer!