When someone submits payment to demo site

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    I have a question what do you do when someone submits a payment to your demo site as I emailed him with this
    what would you do and how long should you wait for an answer
     
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  2. deluxdon

    deluxdon Catch Me If You Can...!!!™ Staff

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    If you got submission at your demo site then you have to refund it IMO.
     
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    jetbrains Well-Known Member

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    Just refund it .:)
     
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    jminscoe Peon

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    The one reason I asked it happened before and the submitter had me transfer it and the site is clearly labeled demo just in case anyone wants to know
     
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    mikey1090 Moderator Staff

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    you should close submission on the demo sites. ask if they want it refunded or moved:)
     
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    how would I close the submission what code would I remove exactly
     
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    deluxdon Catch Me If You Can...!!!™ Staff

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    Alternative option is make regular listing fee $200 or something like that ;)
     
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    sizzler_chetan Prominent Member

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    Yep this is the option i do when i take some time in coding thing of directory, or when am testing a template, i just change the fee to $500 and no one submits!
     
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    pctec Well-Known Member

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    Refund and use your .htaccess file to password protect the site is my suggestion...
     
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    I will transfer to my main site and increase his bid by xx amount. If he complaine refund the money.
     
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    ok what I have done so far is raise the bid to $2000 with $1000 bid up removed all links but mine which is to my normal site and I will refund with the explanation of why
     
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    Ibn Juferi Prominent Member

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    Why would anyone submit to a demo directory in the first place anyway?
     
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    I think maybe because I had the original submitted links there before I transferred it to its own domain but I have now taken them off
     
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