If you've only bought it to sell it back to them, then it's in bad faith and they can claim it back by opening a UDRP.
The only to keep the domain is to put your own content on it which is completely unrelated to the company and have them contact you if you want to sell it back to them without...
Hello, I'm searching for a potential partner that is running or has access to a large range of phone numbers that can be used for a temporary text message verification service.
I'm currently running a temporary email service and I will be making premium service in which I would like to offer the...
In that case it should turn out in your favor and the fact that you also were able to run your own tags on the site without an issue further strengthens your case (although it shouldn't even be necessary).
This should completely boil down to if you stated on the sales page that you would guarantee approval.
If you did not state that, then no I don't see how getting approval would have anything to do with the sale as you are selling the site as is.
The simple answer is because it hijacks your reward center by giving you an easy route.
This is similar to, but not as extreme, to why people get hooked on drugs.
It's always possible to bargain and tell that you'd like to have the domain, but that you have other options (which is also true).
The pricing on domains is really set almost solely based on demand as there are barely any costs (renewal fee is what, max $100/year) and I've previously managed to...
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