Very odd offer on Sedo

[Theo]

Someone e-mailed me about a high profile domain I own. The e-mail headers were marked as spoofed by the screening software of my server. Naturally I asked them to place an offer via Sedo.

So they did, lowballing as usual. I responded with my minimum - and rather high - asking price.

24 hours later, their bid is gone. It doesn't even appear in the history page. I never received a cancellation e-mail either.

So I am now thinking, hmm....HMMMMM!!
Do you think what I'm thinking?

 

[tekz999]

Sedo made the bid?

 

[Theo]

Sedo made the bid?

I don't know. But that's exactly what I am thinking.

 

[PRED]

What you thinking Acro? :cheeky:
Pred

 

[tekz999]

 

[JuniperPark]

Maybe it was the "let Sedo bargain with the domain owner" system that they won't answer any questions about? It's an odd and dangerous game when a broker publicly represents the buy and secretly represents the seller.

 

[seanboy]

Can sedo get away with that?

 

[PRED]

Maybe just a rogue broker......
Predator

 

[Theo]

Talked to my Sedo account manager, most likely a glitch. They can't find the phantom bidder either.