Just trying to be professional and protect myself!

[dvestors]

Saying "just fill in the rest, I'll fix it later" or "make something up" is the norm for GD pushes. I've said it myself and have filled in made-up addresses for atleast 20 - 30 people on this forum. It's faster and doesn't make a difference.

 

[DN BROKER]

closed

 

[Credit]

Hey guys...lets just blame everything on GoDaddy...that way we have less drama and more business

 

[HasRob]

You refuse to push a domain! and you call it professional ACT! I have pushed 100+ domains and not once did i include the right information.. only EMAIL needs to be correct .. once the domain is in the buyers account, its his/her responsibility to edit and provide the correct WHO IS info!

Now you refuse to push a domain, cause seller doesn't provide you the info you DEMAND! He is not OBLIGATED to provide the information, A PUSH only requires the correct EMAIL so the push goes trough!

GROW UP!

Hey Robin, perhaps you missed or didnt even read this part.

Emailaddress#1@domain,com and payment was sent from emailaddress#2@differentdomain,com

I think that gives me the right to "demand" the appropiate information yes?

If you dont see the potential for a lose on the sellers part (me) with that, you deserve to be scammed at some point imho.

 

[domain newbie]

Hey Robin, perhaps you missed or didnt even read this part.

Emailaddress#1@domain,com and payment was sent from emailaddress#2@differentdomain,com

I think that gives me the right to "demand" the appropiate information yes?

If you dont see the potential for a lose on the sellers part (me) with that, you deserve to be scammed at some point imho.

nobody has the same email add for domains and for paypal and you could just use simple communication to cover the matter

you could just cancel the deal if you wasn't unhappy to proceed, but leaving negative fb after seller has paid and sent you an info wasn't a sensible action

-at the end of the day it is your loss but noone else's

 

[HasRob]

nobody has the same email add for domains and for paypal and you could just use simple communication to cover the matter

you could just cancel the deal if you wasn't unhappy to proceed, but leaving negative fb after seller has paid and sent you an info wasn't a sensible action

-at the end of the day it is your loss but noone else's

LOL, your name fits you perfect.

nobody has the same email add for domains and for paypal

Uhmmm........ I do :lol:

 

[domain newbie]

LOL, your name fits you perfect.

nobody has the same email add for domains and for paypal

Uhmmm........ I do :lol:

well im agree with the buyer on this decision to stay away from you and your dealings, you have insulted him probably the same way as you just did me (my name in this instance) without a reasonable basis

 

[Restecpa]

LOL, your name fits you perfect.

nobody has the same email add for domains and for paypal

Uhmmm........ I do :lol:

Yet you should not...

 

[HasRob]

well im agree with the buyer on this decision to stay away from you and your dealings, you have insulted him probably the same way as you just did me (my name in this instance) without a reasonable basis

Oh get a sense of humor already :lol: Besides, you asked for it. Not a sensible action? You couldnt be more wrong :smilewinkgrin:

Dear Mr. Car dealer,

I'd like to buy a brand new car. Please send my monthly payments to whoever you want and just make up an address.

Straight from my godaddy Rep...

Yes, you must enter the following information or an error may occur (which it has in the past everytime I've tried this "SHADY" technique)

First Name and Last Name: The new registrant's first and last name.

Organization: The name of the organization that is the legal registrant of the domain, if any.

Address 1 and Address 2: The new registrant's address.

City, State, Zip Code, and Country: The new registrant's city, state, ZIP Code, and country.
Phone: The new registrant's phone number.

Fax: The new registrant's fax number, if any.

Email: The new registrant's email address.

5. If the domain name registrant is an organization, and you agree that the organization is the legal registrant, select 'I certify that the specified organization is the legal registrant of this domain.'
6. Read the Domain Name Change Registrant Agreement, and if you agree to the terms, select 'For security purposes I authorize.'
7. Click 'Continue.' A list of the services associated with the domain name displays. These services will be canceled.
8. Click 'Continue.'
9. Click 'OK.'



Think what you like, he deserved the negative TR for being "SHADY" and I protected my ***, domains,money from being scammed from me. Guess I'm the idiot. Atleast I'm not the one posting the threads "Help, I've been scammed" because people go along with buyers who try this BS useing two different email address's which is an automatic loose loose cituation for the seller no matter what.

Dear paypal,

joeblow@shadydeals(.)com paid me for the domain but I transferred the domain into joeblowsbrothersaccount@hahasucker(.)com at godaddy.

Sorry seller, your an idiot and can not provide any proof you transferred the domain into the persons account who paid you for the domain through our services. We have refunded his money. Now your out the domain and the money!

k:

 

[Raider]

You refuse to push a domain! and you call it professional ACT! I have pushed 100+ domains and not once did i include the right information..

That's nice, Encourage sellers to enter bogus information when transferring domains, Way to go Batman, What HasRob did WAS Professional, but you would'nt know that because you likely never worked in a business environment in your life, where covering your A*S is RULE #1

only EMAIL needs to be correct.

Really?.... Maybe you can email Godaddy this suggestion;

Dear Godaddy, Can you please include a option where I can acknowledge the information I'm providing is false and fraudulent?. Thank you, Batman

once the domain is in the buyers account, its his/her responsibility to edit and provide the correct WHO IS info!.

The one line I agree with.


2. ACCURATE INFORMATION.
You agree to maintain accurate information by providing updates to Go Daddy , as needed, while You are using Go Daddy ’s Services. You agree You will notify Go Daddy within five (5) business days when any change of the information You provided as part of the application and/or registration process changes. Failure by You, for whatever reason, to respond within five (5) business days to any inquiries made by Go Daddy to determine the validity of information provided by You will constitute a material breach of this Agreement.

 

[Onward]

WTF...just push the names and collect the money. We are talking about xx sale? Come on...it will be up to the buyer to update his/her info...

 

[Raider]

WTF...just push the names and collect the money. We are talking about xx sale? Come on...

If I were asked to do something unethical, I wouldn't do it regardless of the price, that's just me.

 

[Onward]

If I were asked to do something unethical, I wouldn't do it regardless of the price, that's just me.

I do not agree with the ethics on it. I am not an enforcement agent....I would leave it to the buyer to update the info if they choose to.

At the end of the day though...I do not see the big problem with just giving up the info, but I would leave that to the buyer on a godaddy push.

 

[DN BROKER]

That's nice, Encourage sellers to enter bogus information when transferring domains, Way to go Batman, What HasRob did WAS Professional, but you would'nt know that because you likely never worked in a business environment in your life, where covering your A*S is RULE #1



Really?.... Maybe you can email Godaddy this suggestion;

Dear Godaddy, Can you please include a option where I can acknowledge the information I'm providing is false and fraudulent?. Thank you, Batman




The one line I agree with.


2. ACCURATE INFORMATION.
You agree to maintain accurate information by providing updates to Go Daddy , as needed, while You are using Go Daddy ’s Services. You agree You will notify Go Daddy within five (5) business days when any change of the information You provided as part of the application and/or registration process changes. Failure by You, for whatever reason, to respond within five (5) business days to any inquiries made by Go Daddy to determine the validity of information provided by You will constitute a material breach of this Agreement.

Another Monkey lost in the jungle!

 

[Theo]

For $xx it sounds like another Friday Night Special

When I buy domains registered at GoDaddy, I ask the seller to accept the transfer out to my choice of registrar instead. So people do things differently and again, people have to agree to the terms of a sale for it to go through.

 

[Raider]

Another Monkey lost in the jungle!

Another Monkey? The only Monkey here is a FOOL like you who falsifies information and tries to justify it.

I do not agree with the ethics on it. I am not an enforcement agent....I would leave it to the buyer to update the info if they choose to.

OK, but do you knowingly enter False information at the request of the buyer?

 

[Onward]

OK, but do you knowingly enter False information at the request of the buyer?

of course not...

but in this case I do not think it is that deep....they buyer just wants a simple push...they update their info as required by icann...quick deal done....not the obligation of the seller to enforce icann rules.

 

[Raider]

they buyer just wants a simple push...they update their info as required by icann...quick deal done....not the obligation of the seller to enforce icann rules.

When you do a push within Godaddy, you have 9 required fields, When the buyer refuses to provide whois info, what do you enter?

 

[Onward]

When you do a push within Godaddy, you have 9 required fields, When the buyer refuses to provide whois info, what do you enter?

I ask for the info...

I have not had a refusal...I have had people give me their e-mail and tell me that they will update the info when they get the name...I do not make a federal case out of it...in most cases I believe if I respectfully asked for the info (and gave a damn) they would give it to me....but I really do not care as it is not my job to update another owners domain name which is what it is.

 

[Raider]

I ask for the info...

Did that, this was the reply;

Domainbuyer says...

Funds sent. My email is: Emailaddress#1@domain,com Just make up the rest of the info.

it is not my job to update another owners domain name

I agree. All I'm saying is the buyer should provide the necessary whois info, and not ask the seller to create a false identity.