legal Beware of member 'DavidAusman' , he renigged on our deal

[Gerry]

I'm not going to get midieval, but think shady members must be exposed.

And you, I only have your words saying that you will buy the name.

This seems like a pretty damning comment, since I was waiting for an auth code.

He does have about 3 months worth of membership over you.

Surprised the seniority rule had not been mentioned.

 

[VTEC]

:ban:


( and the funny tags again )

 

[Focus]

yeah ban his azzzz

 

[DN BROKER]

We need to set an example, BAN is the only OPTION here for a minimum of 3-6 months. David deserves a second chance, only after he has served his time behind bars!

 

[PRED]

only after he has served his time behind bars!

LOL

 

[JuniperPark]

Maybe it's time to put members' ages in the profiles. This is the logic of someone around age 15 at best, and most of us don't want to do business with children.

 

[MediaHound]

http://www.dnforum.com/rules.php#8

8. Complete your sales! If a member posts "sold" or PM's that he/she will buy your domain, website, service, etc., please attempt to complete the sale in a timely manner. This goes for both parties, please make yourself available to complete the sale as soon as possible. In addition, your word is your bond. If you agree to a deal, you shouldn't back out - even if you receive a higher offer (sellers) or if you think you offered too much (buyers). Do the right thing and the right thing will eventually return to you.

 

[domain newbie]

Maybe it's time to put members' ages in the profiles. This is the logic of someone around age 15 at best, and most of us don't want to do business with children.

thats a very good idea !

 

[MediaHound]

Thread moved to Unresolved Forum Sales

 

[Vinternatt]

Maybe it's time to put members' ages in the profiles. This is the logic of someone around age 15 at best, and most of us don't want to do business with children.

Then how can be sure that the seller or buyer entered his/her age correctly? I mean anybody at age of 15 can fill the form as 25. How can we know his/her real age?

 

[BLazeD]

Seriously, wtf is going on here.

 

[kwok]

Thanks for the warning.

Since I am blocked from posting in Resolved Forum Sales, I'll post here:
MODS you can move it if you can.

I negotiated a deal with DNForum member DavidAusman at 2PM.
He said he was having trouble with his current registrar Aviddomains, I told him to just send the auth code when he can get access to his account.
I was awaiting an auth code, when I received a PM at 9PM saying he sold it to another member.

I'm sure DavidAusman is getting more $$$ from the second "buyer," but that doesn't justify renigging on a deal, does it? Does anyone else think this is bad business practice?

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Yesterday, 02:48 PM
Originally Posted by DavidAusman
Aviddomains is created by oversee.net to manage domains bought from snapnames. It is managed by moniker but it stands as individual website.

I will let you know as soon as I got reply from moniker.


Quote:
Originally Posted by BobDiGiTaL
If its a moniker reseller, you can just send the auth code, It will eventually be at moniker.
--
bob


Quote:
Originally Posted by DavidAusman
Bob, don't transfer the cash yet. Aviddomains is showing error message on my end. I need to contact them, thus I won't be able to push the name to you immediately.

 

[domain newbie]

Seriously, wtf is going on here.

i think members from namepros coming

 

[katherine]

i think members from namepros coming

DP ?

 

[VTEC]

i think members from namepros coming

DP ?

lol



DigitalNameForum

 

[VirtualT]

I think you guys are getting a bit carried away, I did 2 reasonably large transactions with David Ausman on this forum when he was "aboutwhat.org" and never had a problem, and by the looks of his Itrader quite a few high profile members have been very happy in the past as well

 

[BobDiGiTaL]

Strangely, I have also done business with DAVIDAUSAMAN in the past with no problems.
I wouldn't think someone would jeopardize their "name" for a few bucks.
With the ability to change your "name" for a few DNF$, it seems DNF welcomes and encourages scammers.
I wonder why he changed his name from ABOUTWHAT.ORG ?
Does anyone know?

 

[9MM]

Strangely, I have also done business with DAVIDAUSAMAN in the past with no problems.
I wouldn't think someone would jeopardize their "name" for a few bucks.
With the ability to change your "name" for a few DNF$, it seems DNF welcomes and encourages scammers.
I wonder why he changed his name from ABOUTWHAT.ORG ?
Does anyone know?

hey it's not that easy, pretty sure NOW they actually track the changes if its even allowed

 

[NostraDomainus]

Greed Breads Mean Deeds! (Yet Again!)

Looks to me like another case of an immature, amateur domainer getting excited over making an extra couple of dollars, yet too short-sighted to see how they are throwing away their good rep., as such bad-faith business practices are not appreciated by mature, professional domainers (unless I am wrong and the individual doesn't care about their rep., and it is just one of the accepted costs of being greedy).

It's unfortunate such people continue to make the world a worse place for the rest of us.

I hope DNF Admin and Ownership look into this and take the appropriate measures to make DNF a safer place to do professional business, as I have seen a spike in such activity as described in this thread all too much in recent times.

Carpe Peaciem ~ Peacefully seize the day! (Forever!)

 

[namemojo]

Where are the Mods. This type of behaviour here is not warranted nor wanted. The way deals are going, the only people that are going to make a living from domaining are Escrow.