Disputed transaction,
canceled.
There has been no dispute and just negotiation raised by Seller on possiblities of modifying contract. As no new terms have been reached, old terms should still be valid.
In the course of negotiating contract modification, Buyer kept asking for "compensation", which were not accepted by Seller.
Buyer cancels the contract and the agreed escrow transaction unilaterlay without Seller's consent.
Look at where Buyer is from?? No wonder!
---just negotiation raised by Seller on possiblities of modifying contract.---
The problem is here. You need to tell everyone the fact.Not possiblities.
When you started the deal to my escrow.com,i am ready to pay in next monday.
But at sunday,you tell me donot pay first.
Then you told me that someone give higher offer.
I think you want to wait the higher buyer to pay,if higher offer guy can't pay,then sell me.
I am not stupy,i am not the second guy.
I donot like to do business like that.
That is why i donot agree NOW.
Auctally,i only deal with trust seller " which is not suddenly stop the deal because others give higher offer when the deal is going. "
Bye!
What you mention is correct and agree to what we are disclosing.
We asked you to hold payment first as there is another interested party, so we negotiated with you other possiblities and other names, but you asked for "compensation", which we did not accept. So to respect the deal with you we turned down another offer (higher) and have persuaded him to buy other names.
Since your repeated requests for compensation was not accepted by us, the contract modification talk has ended, that means our existing contract is still here, what's wrong?
Facts or possiblities all tell that you are trying to take advantage and ask for compensation when we told you there was another buyer and we wished to discuss with you other possibilities.
If you do not keep your contract and words, that's your problem and the more you explained and give excuses, the more ugly
well, a nice actor.
Stop here.
I donot want to waste my time to discuss with you about the boring deal.
bye bye.
The case now is you do not honour the contract unilaterally because you "do not like it" anymore.
Please understand and learn what is the difference between "contract cancellation by mutual consent" and "contract modificiation negotiation". If you do not understand, do not yell here, this will not make you a honest and trustwrothy person.
What else you can say and justify you are not breaching contract, except throwing some bad words and temper here?! èç¾ææ (turn shame into anger) ?
This reply is my final reply.
who is the not honour first.
Then i just choose not to deal with you i think i have the right.
You should know the change is base on "you stop me to pay as some one offer higher than me at the past moment"
What is that means? You should know that.
Why do you must me to deal with you now? You should know that.(some give up the highest offer.)
Finally,i also want to give you a chinese word.
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We asked you to hold payment first as there is another interested party, so we negotiated with you other possiblities and other names, but you asked for "compensation", which we did not accept. So to respect the deal with you we turned down another offer (higher) and have persuaded him to buy other names.
Since your repeated requests for compensation was not accepted by us, the contract modification talk has ended, that means our existing contract is still here, what's wrong?
This is messy. In fact you asked for him to hold off paying first, not him asking for "compensation". Hard to determine who is at fault here. Usually when a counter-offer is made (as looks like occurred here) the original offer and acceptance is no longer valid.
Hi BlazeD, thanks for you input.
However, you have mixed up "contract" with "offers" & "acceptance".
Contract can be established only when all the 3 components below exist:
1. offer (there can be many offers, counter-offers, from either side of the contracting parties, before the final offer / counteroffer is agreed)
2. acceptance of offer
3. consideration
An established contract can only be cancelled, recinded, revised etc by a new "contract", or updated with a supplementary "contract" (e.g. addendum), but not simply by new "offers", "counter-offers" which have not been accepted mutually with consideration.
In our case, there was obviously an original contract. Subsequent discussion proposed by me, with new offers, counteroffers (compensation demanded by buyer), as long as there were no final acceptance, no new contract will be created to replace and supplement the original one.
If an "offer", "counter offer" can so easily void an existing "contract" like you said, there will be totally no protection of having contracts. As by then any one unhappy with the original contract can throw a new "offer" to invalidate an existing "contract", which obviously is not the case and does not make sense right?
So as long as the proposal or discussion of revising the contract was not accepted by BOTH sides, there was no new / revised contract established, and hence the existing contract is still valid.
However, we do not wish to repeatedly explain and educate the buyer who obviously cannot comprehend (because of his character or background?) but just throw to us dirty words and his temper (turning shame into anger) after failure to seek for compensation / benefit from us in our proposed revised contract.
So the fact is Buyer has breached the established contract, but that is fine to us. There is no point to insist on principles and laws with someone like such.
Sounds like you guys agreed on a price, and then went over to escrow.com, which point you received a higher offer, you asked the buyer if it would be ok for you to take a high offer, or if they could match, maybe you offered them some other domains... Buyer was probably like if you want to take the higher offer, I want a fee for my troubles, you probably refused, and this fall out occurred.
If you guys agree on a price on dnforum, and enter into an agreement at escrow, I think that should be good enough.
The buyer is angry for a reason?
Check out contract repudiation (when the counter-offer was made after you agreed). You can't agree price, say hold up, I want more, then say OK you won't pay me more I want to enforce the original deal. It's called repudiating the contract.
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