Sellers Listing Price

[retired_member32]

Is this ethical?

Person lists there domain for sale "sellers Listing Price £100"

when you bid on the domain they want £20,000

surely this is in very poor taste because the seller will increase there standing when searching for domains,basically the more offers for a domain they go to the top of the search engine?

secondly people will bid on it because the sellers expectations are thought to be low

 

[dotNetFreak]

I've noticed this happening recently on Sedo, and have also bid on a few in this situation. Earlier in the week a domain was listed @ £300, so I bid £300, only to receive a counter offer of £15k.

I don't have a problem with someone listing a domain for £300 and then receiving a counter of say £500 as things can change from when the seller initially listed the domain, but it is annoying when it goes from £300 to £15k.

 

[sedo]

Please could you email me directly with the domains in question and I will advise the sellers on pricing correctly and fairly in the system.

Kind regards

Joanna

 

[retired_member32]

what really pisses me off is i opened a support ticket and the reply i get is automated ,i hate arrogant companies...