if you, as the buyer, file a dispute w/GD auctions within 14 days of the exact day and time you got the name then they will refund you if the seller doesn't deliver the domain, just don't wait till the very end, contact GD auctions (att- disputes) in writing on day 12 or 13,
i had a problem w/this when they changed the period buyers have to file a dispute from 30 days to 14 and they didn't tell anyone, it was apparently in some fine print somewhere, i hate that the period is so short, especially when after the buyer pays for the name the $ is held by GD 5 days until it "clears", that's 5 days they take away from the buyer, so you only had 9 days actually to get the seller to push it to you, not 14, ie if you contact a seller before that 5-day holding period ends GD will tell the seller it's too early to push to the buyer's acct
i wrote to the auction mgr at GD about this, but like any other suggestion or objection you report to them, it did not make any difference, they could not care less and most people agree w/me here, the thing is, if you got it at a good price and the name has potential, try your best to have GD contact the seller (they may ban his acct 24 hrs or so to get his attention) by the deadline, a lot of sellers respond to GD quicker than to the buyer in a sale, plus your emails to him may not be reaching him, he has no way of knowing who the buyer was or what his email address is so he has to look for it in his spam, it happens a lot -
when you email him using GD's messenger, or even using the WHOIS email address, he won't know whom the email is coming from, that's always a problem, good luck, let us know how it goes
