Charles - You're my Deadbeat of the Day!

[Gerry]

Charles Wisner of Wayland, MA.

You're my Deadbeat of the Day!

Thanks for wasting my time and Sedo's time.

Hopefully NO ONE will waste their time attempting to complete a domain transaction with you.

 

[Theo]

Did you ask Sedo to ban him? They do but only if you request it. Otherwise, due to the anonymity of offers he can do the same to others.

 

[Gerry]

Did you ask Sedo to ban him?

Done.

 

[Focus]

Let's dedicate a deadbeat buyer website to him...with all the info we can dig up on anything & everything..

 

[katherine]

I thought a ban would be automatic unless it's the first such offense.

 

[mjnels]

I thought a ban would be automatic unless it's the first such offense.

and kill off all those nice shills? :lol:

 

[myst woman]

deadbeat website!

deadbeat beat

 

[Theo]

Each case is unique. I've managed to contact deadbeats privately and convince them to either purchase the domain outside of Sedo or via Sedo's system. However, unless you plan to sue and have the full contact info surrendered, Sedo does not provide real contact info such as a phone number and email, making the task of locating such a person difficult.

 

[Gerry]

I guess what really irks me is two out of three sales this week alone have not been completed.

Plus, I have been waiting nearly three weeks for a transfer of a name I purchased through Sedo.

I guess what really irks me is two out of three sales this week alone have not been completed.

Plus, I have been waiting nearly three weeks for a transfer of a name I purchased through Sedo.

 

[mclovin]

A deadbeat list sounds like a good idea with many potential problems...

 

[tekz999]

I hate deadbeat buyers. They make all sorts of excuses.

 

[Wot]

chuckwisner .com ?

 

[Honan]

I might reg. deadbeats.com.au to list my deadbeat buyers

 

[Gerry]

This particular thread was just so needed.

This week alone, two out of three multi-thousand dollar deals were not completed with the buyer not paying or nowhere to be found. In total, three already in July.

I spent the better part of Monday and Tuesday negotiating with the buyer of one domain that I actually had an additional offer on. Once we finalized the price, I sent him all the payment details. After many hours I wanted to make sure that he got the payment details. He said he had but wanted to "mull it over couple of days" - after wasting several hours with this guy over two days and finally coming to terms (me basically accepting his terms).

 

[tzsxc]

For me, i don't like to burn bridges. Depends on whether the guy is an end-user or not., they may be wishy-washy but they may come back and buy the name later. So why slash-and-burn?

 

[Gerry]

So why slash-and-burn?

Looks to me that the person on the other end slashed and burned.

I negotiated in good faith and reached an acceptable price. Plus, he made the offer to pay immediately via PayPal, Bank Wire, or Escrow.com.

I don't know too many end-users who make a habit of offering the domainers preferred methods of payment.

 

[mclovin]

I don't know too many end-users who make a habit of offering the domainers preferred methods of payment.

Somebody yankin your chain? (Wasn't me).

 

[Gerry]

Somebody yankin your chain? (Wasn't me).

Certainly not the McLovin :smilewinkgrin:

 

[tekz999]

There should be a rule, if you deadbeat one time, you get a warning. deadbeat 2 times, you are perm banned.

 

[adityas]

There should be a rule, if you deadbeat one time, you get a warning. deadbeat 2 times, you are perm banned.

Though that might be the thing to do in certain good faith circles, it doesn't make sense.

I tell you, that it's bad when you waste time negotiating, and then the buyer leaves you high and dry and sometimes even fails to respond.

But what's worse is when you turn another buyer down, because our deadbeat-wannabe-buyer-scumbag has assured that he can pay you more.

In a scenario like that, if your on Sedo you may lose the deal altogether, and still be stuck with the name, you almost sold!

So a deadbeat is a deadbeat, and ban should be instant.

If your on a forum, maybe a fraction seems more appropriate.

Honestly speaking having huge lists of dead beat buyers will kill the cause, and multiple websites with huge lists might not be the answer. Maybe a central database yes, but not many sites----with huge lists isn't going to make a difference IMO