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Kase

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Hello,

If I placed a bid on a domain name and the seller accepts the offer, but I have not accepted the terms yet, am I obligated to go through with the sale?

I've been under the impression that this isn't possible, but then why have the terms at that point anyway?

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Were the terms of the sale listed when you placed the bid? or did he tell you the terms after you bid and he accepted?
 

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Oh, then yes you do have to go through with the sale as I think the terms are shown to you when you bid.
 
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