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  • Jensen
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2001
    • 3790

    #1

    Domain Transfers - Escrow

    I have just agreed with a company to buy one of their domains, but we are both a bit unsure on how we should do the transfer itself. I have checked escrow.com but for creditcard transactions they require physical shipping and with paypal they require both users to be within the US (I'm not).

    Any suggestions? Any bad experiences, any good?
  • polish_aristocrat
    Too lazy to set a custom title
    • Jul 2002
    • 40377

    #2
    No problems with credit card payments when you buy domains.
    And you don't have to be from the US.

    Overall, highly recommmended.
    I don't use ICQ anymore.

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    • KRL
      Entrepreneur
      • Oct 2002
      • 31429

      #3
      I have an attorney for you that specializes in domain transfers. E-Mail me:

      [email protected]
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      • Jensen
        Confirmed User
        • Apr 2001
        • 3790

        #4
        from escrow:
        Below are some common reasons a credit card payment may not be accepted for your transaction:

        The transaction does not involve shipping.

        -------------
        so they normally accept it or?

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        • polish_aristocrat
          Too lazy to set a custom title
          • Jul 2002
          • 40377

          #5
          Originally posted by Jensen
          from escrow:
          Below are some common reasons a credit card payment may not be accepted for your transaction:

          The transaction does not involve shipping.

          -------------
          so they normally accept it or?
          Premier payment options (PayPal and Credit Card) have specific requirements that include but are not limited to;

          Merchandise must be shipped via an online trackable method of shipping to the address in the buyer profile. Domains must be transferred to the buyer's profile information.

          Item price and shipping total must be $5000 USD or below.


          --> now you owe me $10 for my time

          j/k
          I don't use ICQ anymore.

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          • The Other Steve
            Confirmed User
            • Dec 2001
            • 2106

            #6
            We recently sold a domain and the purchaser paid by credit card through Escrow.com.

            It was one of the most seamless transactions I have ever seen and Escrow kept both parties informed at every step in the process.
            Left intentionally blank ... just like my brain

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            • fris
              I have to go potty
              • Aug 2002
              • 55979

              #7
              Originally posted by Jensen
              from escrow:
              Below are some common reasons a credit card payment may not be accepted for your transaction:

              The transaction does not involve shipping.

              -------------
              so they normally accept it or?
              i sold dreambigmedia.com recently we agreed on a price then i put it on afternic on the agreed price they paid the escrow fees they sent the money to afternic did the transfer then afternic paypal'd me.
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              • Jensen
                Confirmed User
                • Apr 2001
                • 3790

                #8
                polish_aristocrat: you accept paypal right?

                KRL: thanx for the offer, but with your cashflows I think your attorney might charge me more than the domain is worth

                Thanx for all others for your quick responce though

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