Flippa pisses me off

[potter]

Anyone else here use Flippa much?

Yesterday I bought some domains that seemed to good to be true and it was. Worst part is that it was a buy it now so I had to do a Paypal transaction to secure it. No option to commit then do due diligence.

I really think that in situations like that Flippa should only require 10% to lock in the BIN. Or what if you want to us Escrow instead of BIN, what are you to do?

So then to make things worse I see one of the domains I tried to snag that ended up being stolen listed again today.

 

[amateursurgeon]

If it seemed too good to be true, why did you buy it?

 

[schockergd]

Sorry bros , i have not time to transfer the domain i will do it when i get back from holiday.

 

[potter]

I've always believed the "gain" comes from "risk". It was a calculated risk.

The risk was that the funds would get tied up in Paypals hands for 30-60 days.

If it seemed too good to be true, why did you buy it?

 

[mgtarheels]

Committing before due diligence?

Your fault.

 

[jwm]

I've always believed the "gain" comes from "risk". It was a calculated risk.

The risk was that the funds would get tied up in Paypals hands for 30-60 days.

Always pay via your credit card on paypal. Then start a charge back if paypal won't play ball and reverse the transaction.

 

[crackp0t]

INTERNET MAKIN BANK

 

[Jake1125]

Flippa is definitely the problem. You made no error. If you think about it, your whole life might be like that?

 

[SpiderHunter]

I don't understand why were you in such a hurry to spend your money, double check and triple check, these days even established sites are not trustworthy.

 

[dc0ded]

The mistake you did is Flippa. If you will think about it,it would again be a mistake.

 

[linkpro]

If it seemed too good to be true, why did you buy it?

this ^

Flippa is a good site. YOU need to be careful when buying. Never rush in such a deal with such high amounts.