.es - Boom or Bust?

[KwelX]

for every name you have in your sunrise account that you didnt get,
euro dns are taking 10 euros per name and refund the rest

I have 39 in sunrise so will lose 390 Euros

My friend has 233 in sunrise so hes gunna lose 2330 euros

Is this a joke or what

can we have a clear answer from freddy on what is happing with the refunds.

What is the incentive for them to get names if there going to get money no matter what happerns

freddy can u confirm this? this is horrible business practice by eurodns if this is true. i think they may have alot less people making backorders with them in the future :-# can't say i didn't warn u. :blush:

 

[DNWizardX9]

this would be illegal in the usa...

 

[zaggs.com]

Yep, this is absolutely appauling!! Considering I contacted EuroDNS by phone on several occasions and they informed me that I would get a FULL refund, this sounds like a TOTAL CON. :angry:

 

[StockDoctor]

Can't say none of the old hands around here didn't warn everybody. It'll be interesting to see how the .es sunrise fiasco turns out and at the same time how all the .eu sunrise fraud and ripoffs are gonna play out.

 

[FreddySFreddyS is verified member.]

dnbidder,
can you explain me please where do you have this information from?
This information is completely wrong.

Freddy

for every name you have in your sunrise account that you didnt get,
euro dns are taking 10 euros per name and refund the rest

I have 39 in sunrise so will lose 390 Euros

My friend has 233 in sunrise so hes gunna lose 2330 euros

Is this a joke or what

can we have a clear answer from freddy on what is happing with the refunds.

What is the incentive for them to get names if there going to get money no matter what happerns

 

[zaggs.com]

http://www.eurodns.com/info/payment/index.php

If the Customer does not obtain the desired Domain Name, EuroDNS shall credit the Customer’s EuroDNS credit account accordingly.

Following this reimbursement, the Customer shall be entitled to request lump sum cash payment of the amount of the Domain Name for which payment has been effected.

In such a case EuroDNS shall reimburse the funds using the method of payment the Customer used when the Customer originally placed the order for the Domain Name. In other words, the reimbursement shall be realised either by crediting the Customer’s credit/debit card or via a funds transfer to the Customer’s bank account.

In both cases, EuroDNS shall retain five percent of the total amount, subject to a minimum of €10 (ten euros).

Transfers to banks within the European Union shall be realised on a “shared charges” basis. Transfers to banks outside the European Union shall be realised on a “fees charged to beneficiary” basis.

For reasons of security, reimbursements shall be realised 120 days following payment of the relevant invoice.

All Customer invoices must be settled before any reimbursement can be realised.

EuroDNS charges

The principal EuroDNS charges shall be included in the Domain Name sale price.
However, EuroDNS reserves the right to bill Customers for handling fees if additional work meriting such charge is incurred by EuroDNS. This can occur for example if the Customer fails to respond to EuroDNS emails, if unpaid invoices must be searched and so on.

The Customer shall be charged for such services at a rate of €75 per hour, in accordance with the amount of work involved.

 

[FreddySFreddyS is verified member.]

where it is written that it is per Domain?
It is per transaction.

http://www.eurodns.com/info/payment/index.php

 

[zaggs.com]

Freddy,
So if the user purchased 1 domain per transaction then he would have to pay the full ten euros on each domain purchased?!

This is really not clear!!! Please can you explain in some more detail.....

 

[FreddySFreddyS is verified member.]

Freddy,
So if the user purchased 1 domain per transaction then he would have to pay the full ten euros on each domain purchased?!

This is really not clear!!! Please can you explain in some more detail.....

why you talk about domains? you should talk about an amount of money.
if you want back 500 Euro to your account it is 5%.
But I think this was already discussed on DNForum at least 2 month ago, a long time before the landrush of .es.

Freddy

 

[zaggs.com]

Freddy, look my colleage has done 68 transactions with EuroDNS and on most transaction there is at least one name that he did not get, so this means he is going to lose 680 euros???

Please confirm...

 

[FreddySFreddyS is verified member.]

Freddy, look my colleage has done 68 transactions with EuroDNS and on most transaction there is at least one name that he did not get, so this means he is going to lose 680 euros???

Please confirm...

again and again,
no he will not lose 680 Euro.
if he let the money in his account, he lose nothing.
if he want to have it back on his bank account there is a handling fee of 5%.

 

[innomwangi]

I regged 2 (soaps.es and cycling.es). Did'nt get the discount though. Wil be regging some more later.

 

[Equalizer]

Has anybody seen any serious .es sales ?
( sedo.com or anwhere else)
The highest I seen was 35 USD ?
lol

 

[FreddySFreddyS is verified member.]

I bought registry.es, I think for 500 Dollar if I remember correctly.

Freddy

 

[Fredo]

I got an offer for a 3 letters .es but it was too low, I prefer to keep the domain...

 

[FreddySFreddyS is verified member.]

Equalizer,
the experiance from the last years shows that every TLD need 12-24 month for the first good deals.

Freddy

 

[fab]

Has anybody seen any serious .es sales ?
( sedo.com or anwhere else)
The highest I seen was 35 USD ?
lol

I was offered over $500 as well, but that wasn't enough, so I didn't take it.

 

[baychlen]

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[wasistdas]

So you finally got those domains or not?

 

[baychlen]

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