Sedo Sales Contract

[Rich]

I have had a seller back out of an agreed sale via Sedo so wondering if anyone else has had this happen and if it is worth pursuing?

Thanks

 

[zee]

don't waste more time, I had decent £xxxx back out,nice while it lasted,traced back to gmail from china. could be a kid your wasteing time on.z

 

[Rich]

I've got one at the moment where the buyer is from Hong Kong and isn't going to pay. Just tell Sedo to release the name back for sale and move on.

I am they buyer.

The problem I have is the seller has refused to sell the name for the agreed price. This was after the name was paid for etc

 

[PredPred is verified member.]

Then this is much simpler.
First you need a decent broker. Hopefully you have a half decent one. He needs to turn the screw a little & remind him it is a legally binding contract. Hopefully with a little reminding by sedo you will get there.
They can then release their details to you from there i believe. They may be on whois anyway, if no privacy guard.
From then it's legal, depends how far you want to go, but eventually surely you would win.
The only hole i can see is if you took a long time to pay. The seller could argue if it was outside the 10 day period etc, but tbh i haven't studied the smal print
all the best
Pred

 

[PaullasPaullas is verified member.]

ive sold a domain on sedo had the whois changed, changed the tag and 2 days now still waiting for sedo to pay m. well annoyed ive sent 4 emails in 2 days. you cant tell me they are that busy they cant reply to my emails.

so if sedo read this, pull you finger out or i will be charging you (sedo) for everyday i dont recieve the money.