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Originally Posted by XPays
hi- chiming in
dombuyer- i recommend you mitigate your damages soon and relist the domain for sale. that can fairly reduce chris' exposure at least. contractually he is a bit fucked of course. ease up a bit. your position is obviously strong.
chris- i think todd's point earlier was that you seem to know a lot about hosting and need some more corporate backing to get to the next level.
i hope people are not turned off to the 3rd party aspect of domain brokering. the folks in the middle are partially to blame for failing to verify that their client for purchase was in a position to pay per the contract.
most of the other points about executing and contracts and publicity have all been touched on and are obvious.
good luck to both of you resolving this and moving forward.
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I appreciate your kind words, but I hope you can understand that I ain't taking any flak in any direction. I have been in the business of domains for a long time, and both the negotiation of the contract and the conditions attached were in keeping with the guy on the dotted line and his rep. Aside from peering into someone's bank account, there's no way to know if they'll follow through.
I think that when a company's in trouble, they'll cut almost any deal to pull them through, and will let their standards slide. Sinking ship and all.