I expect better than this from Jump, . $2,500 initial offer, then litigation following… when it’s obvious it was worth much more. Dude wasn’t even a squatter, just an old guy and his email. Y’all make enough, this was not the right way to handle it.
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Dude, he asked for $50k, team said yes and signed a binding offer. Then he said nah, too easy, $100k. Still said yes to avoid drama. Then he said nah, $200k
Very seriously, what would you have liked the team to do?
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“Binding offer” — did he sign something binding on his end? Or did you sue him over an email? You have infinite resources to make his life misery in court system. There are better ways. Also, you started at $2500. There is more you could do.
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Man, we did not sue him over an email. There was a binding agreement through domain agents that he reneged on. Twice!
Mind you we’re negotiating with an email address. Not 79 year Sagan fan
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In what capacity was it considered a binding agreement? Did you forewarn a path to court by his backtracking? Express that it was agreed upon, twice? Or did you just hammer it home? It just doesn’t look good. Would love for the story to lose merit. I’m not trying to antagonize.
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Yes absolutely forewarned the path. It in insanely unproductive for our firm to haggle over $100k and pay lawyer fees.
Tried everything possible to get this resolved amicably, no avail
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Gimme 100k
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sir this is wendy's
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Ah then I will have the usual 8 bacon cheeseburgers
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You got it
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Fck I want to renegotiate
