Tell Mike to do it right next time. He did the same thing to me last time.
Now you can go out and party - again....
Say Bari, Do you have the authority to release owners from the sellers agreement?.... It would sure be nice if you could do that.
Like many others here, I want to list my domains in other auctions, and cant.
Say Bari, Do you have the authority to release owners from the sellers agreement?.... It would sure be nice if you could do that.
Like many others here, I want to list my domains in other auctions, and cant.
Hey Raider - I wish I did however I don't. You are under exclusivit with Moniker for 60 days!
Thanks for the explanation.no, the 15% commission is taken off the ACTUAL selling price.
Ex. you list your domain: PlanetEarth.com over at Sedo's next GD Auction. It sell's for $12,500. You will have to fork over to Sedo their commission (10% $1,250) and Moniker's respective commission (15% = $1,875) IF the sale takes place within the 60 day agreement.
In all fairness to Moniker, you made the commitment to the 60 day exclusivity. You should live with it.
I also understand - "If you don't ask, you don't get".
Be thankful you only agreed to 60 days.
As much as I have "barked" at Bari in the past, it is impressive she is responding in her off hours. I'm sure she has better things to do in Miami than hang around DNF on a Friday night and Saturday morning.
Maybe, she should get off of the computer go up to the Sunrise Flea Market - Fort Lauderdale.
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Hi all
I am new to domain selling/buying. I have few domains which I would like to sell away. What I wanted to know was IF I list my domains in such auctions then do I need to give away any fee to get listed? Or is it that after the sale ONLY the commission is their fee. What IF my domain isn't sold? They don't ask for any money when its time to take it back right?
In all fairness to Moniker, you made the commitment to the 60 day exclusivity. You should live with it.
I also understand - "If you don't ask, you don't get".
Be thankful you only agreed to 60 days.
I'm sure she has better things to do in Miami than hang around DNF on a Friday night and Saturday morning.
Considering that most of us went to the trouble of transferring our auction domains to Moniker and none of them sold, (less than 100 out of 4500) I thought perhaps they would be willing to make an exception and shorten the 60 day exclusivity for those who asked, but I see that's not the case
Would you still be charged the $ 100. fee for not having the domain in Monker?
Just to clarify â The $100 fee is charged to you IF your domain is not at Moniker prior to the auction event. If your name(s) are selected for auction, having them at Moniker will only facilitate faster pay-outs to sellers, and provide buyers faster possession of the domain(s) they purchased. All of this can happen if/when the domain is here at Moniker. Names sold at auction (that arenât at Moniker) will not be guaranteed delivery within 1-3 days vs. a name that is (already) registered here.
The only way Moniker can provide this type of quality service is to have access to the registrar. If your names are at Moniker or one of our âsisterâ registrars, we can control domain ownership, and provide you with a safe and reliable transition. Once payment clears, the domain(s) is transferred to the new owner and payment is made to the seller.
If you have any additional questions please donât hesitate to contact me.
Thanks
Hi Sameh
I just got your email and sent it up to the auction dept. John is right. If the domain was already at Moniker, they'll credit your account. No worries! Have a great weekend!
I received my refund. Thanks, Bari.
The one domain I sold at TRAFFIC had been registered at SnapNames. Since they & Moniker are now "sister" companies, and domains reg'd at SnapNames can be viewed in the Moniker portfolio interface, I emailed my rep (well before the auction) to ask whether I still needed to transfer the domain to Moniker. No reply.
Eventually, I gave up on him and PM'd Bari, and she confirmed that I needed to transfer it. So I did so. Due to the delay in hearing from them, the transfer was not complete before the auction started, but it was complete before the auction ended.
Imagine my surprise when I got charged the $100 fee (for not having the domain at Moniker in time)!
Bari, if you're listening, can you please fix this for me? (I emailed my rep last week, but no answer, as usual ....)
Thanks,
Dave