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Scenario: Party A sends an email to Party B and says he'd be interested in purchasing a domain name for $X. Party B does not say yes. Party A subsequently discovers a trademark exists on the name and emails Party B and says sorry, can't buy it, there is a trademark on the name. Party B tells me that he didn't really want to do the deal anyway.
Then...the owner of the company of Party B, with a history being dishonest, must have sensed an opportunity to unload a trademarked name and just writes me and says that he accepts my formal offer and gives instructions on going to escrow.com and depositing the funds.
I normally would not post something here that seems like it has such an obvious answer, but since this company has a history of scam practices, I'm sure I'll get a threatening letter back. Just looking for the right thing to say back to end it so I don't waste too much time on it.
I'm Party A.
The way I see it, 1) even if I tell someone in email I'm interested in buying something for $X, I can't be forced to not change my mind. God knows people do it to me all the time.
2) The employee refused my offer, and then I also withdrew my offer (due to trademark) to the employee, before the owner "accepted" my offer. By the way, the employee does ALL the negotiating, to the point I wonder if there is really an owner.
Then...the owner of the company of Party B, with a history being dishonest, must have sensed an opportunity to unload a trademarked name and just writes me and says that he accepts my formal offer and gives instructions on going to escrow.com and depositing the funds.
I normally would not post something here that seems like it has such an obvious answer, but since this company has a history of scam practices, I'm sure I'll get a threatening letter back. Just looking for the right thing to say back to end it so I don't waste too much time on it.
I'm Party A.
The way I see it, 1) even if I tell someone in email I'm interested in buying something for $X, I can't be forced to not change my mind. God knows people do it to me all the time.
2) The employee refused my offer, and then I also withdrew my offer (due to trademark) to the employee, before the owner "accepted" my offer. By the way, the employee does ALL the negotiating, to the point I wonder if there is really an owner.