Seller hiked the price from $38,000 to $380,000 after discovering Pay.com.au was the buyer (1.Viewing)

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Pay.com.au secures domain name after suing seller who backed out of deal​

The seller tried to hike the price from $38,000 to $380,000 after discovering Pay.com.au was the buyer, but a lawsuit must have changed his mind.
Read more: Pay.com.au secures domain name after suing seller who backed out of deal - Domain Name Wire | Domain Name News

 

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Know the purchaser before you make the deal, get a form...

Buyer would have had to fill this out before I committed to a sale

mapledots.ca/inquiry/?domain=payrewards.com

 

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Information that comes too late is never valuable

 

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I wonder what maximum amount they would have paid for PayRewards.com if the negotiation had been a normal one.