How long until AMA sale completed?

[theseoconsultant]

Hey,

I bought a domain name off the auctions and I'm still waiting for the COR to be completed.

The emails sent to me have said that there is a CORPENDING status and that I should have received an email to complete it... I haven't received anything to date.

I have also lodged a ticket but no response has been given (more than 24 hours ago).

How long does it usually take for the process to be completed? I've bought a heap of domains off the auctions before and most are done once I have paid the invoice.

 

[theseoconsultant]

I still haven't had a response to my ticket which was lodged on the 14th of March..

 

[theseoconsultant]

Nevermind; finally has been done.

 

[Data Glasses]

Nevermind; finally has been done.

I think it would be hard to answer this as each buyer pays their invoice in different time frames, some are quick some are slower (maybe waiting for payday)

 

[Data Glasses]

Did they pay?

i wonder how long until it is considered a problem, i had a sales notice on monday morning and are still waiting for the funds. Non payers should be banned in my view

 

[acheeva]

There are many people who do not honor sales as well

My experience is that NetFleet do follow up as best possible

 

[findtim]

Did they pay?

i wonder how long until it is considered a problem, i had a sales notice on monday morning and are still waiting for the funds. Non payers should be banned in my view

depends on th eprice of the domain, i've bought domains know the credit card in my admin will bounce it, so all i have done is email NF and tell them straight after the auction, then feed money into the card and pay manually.

NF usually give me a quick reply like " ok " and i sort it out the next day, also depends if its a weekend.

I think reputation of being a good payer is important in this business.

as for banned, i think i completely forgot about an invoice once and NF just prevent you from bidding again, which i think is a good system.

tim

 

[johno69]

NF just prevent you from bidding again, which i think is a good system.

I think that's the only reason a seller finalised a sale with me after many weeks of waiting.

 

[Data Glasses]

Yes people should be responsable for their actions, there does need to be some kind of deterent to make a would be buyer honor their word/order/purchase

 

[findtim]

luckily so far i have had no negative dealings

tim