So, as one can see, this guy (Andrew Rosener from Media Options S.A.) said "$200 sold" after the thread was closed. Supposedly he eagerly wanted this domain, right ? I asked him to confirm the deal done. He confirmed.
We agreed, that domain would be transferred to his account and he would pay after that. I started the transfer process.
Something went wrong and transfer failed. We tried again. Failed again. I asked current register what's going on and got the reply, that everything should be fine since they didn't see any lock or any other problems.
At this moment I got an email from Andrew Rosener, saying : "I wish to cancel the deal" and the reasons provided were : "no longer interested ... it's a very small domain name".
What does "small domain" suppose to mean ? And when did it become small ? Was it big enough when Andrew Rosener closed this deal ? :?:
I tried to explain to Mr.Rosener (who, by the way, pretends to be professional of this market), that there is no difference small, big or average. The deal was done and should be completed. Everyone knows, that not every deal goes perfect. This is where the true professionalism must be shown, not during the conferences and meetings.
Today current register requested more info from Directi to resolve the issue, but Andrew Rosener canceled the deal.
Please be aware that :
1. Andrew Rosener divides deals by small and big. Not sure what ratio he uses, but he can cancel the deal done, if he supposes that the deal/domain is not big(?) enough ;
2. Andrew Rosener can cancel the deal done with the reason "no longer interested" ;
3. Andrew Rosener can't complete even a small, by his classification, deal.