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Advice Request:Domain Escrow

by Paul Buckley
4 replies
Here's the situation: I'm webmaster for a client whose previous webmaster is trying to extort money from him. He has control and ownership of a domain acquired on behalf of my client originally.

He has agreed to transfer the domain and my client is willing to pay him his price to do it.

I don't trust this guy as far as I can spit into a hurricane so I'd like the transfer to be done through an escrow service for my clients' protection. Can anyone recommend such a service?

Thank you.
#advice #escrow #requestdomain
  • Profile picture of the author mosilager
    Yes, use escrow.com, I've used this service personally many times, especially in big ticket money domains, the last time I used it to buy a domain worth over $8,000, no issues encountered!.
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  • Profile picture of the author BrianMcLeod
    I recommend Escrow.com without any hesitation.

    Completed a $20k domain transaction without a hitch last year.
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  • Profile picture of the author Melody
    Gotta chime in here - sold a site for $35k in August 2008 - escrow.com was SUPERB - even available by PHONE - talked to a real live human!

    Recommend them without hesitation!

    Melody
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  • Profile picture of the author Paul Buckley
    I knew I could count on my fellow Warriors. Thanks alot. I've instructed my client to use escrow.com for the transfer and I'll hold his hand through the process (he can just barely figure out how to use email
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    "Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something." -Plato

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