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I'm about to FLIP a Website - I NEED an agreement...

by ebizman
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I'm about to flip a website!!!... but I do not have a website agreement, can anyone share one with me? You can PM me if you'd like.
#contract #flip #website
  • Profile picture of the author CTonline09
    I think Flippa provide a rough guidline of an agreement which can be downloaded after the sale.

    Check with Flippa support they may email you one.
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  • Profile picture of the author ebizman
    I found this online... https://flippa.com/static/pdf/flippa_sale_agreement.pdf
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  • Profile picture of the author ebizman
    I didn't sell it on Flippa so I'm wondering if anyone has a simple website agreement for transferring an existing site to a new buyer.
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    anyone else?
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  • Profile picture of the author maxibrian
    better to do it via flippa, it will be cheaper for you and more secured.
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  • Profile picture of the author Menzieshunt
    Note that the Flippa agreement is based on State of Victoria law and jurisdiction - personally if I were selling to someone here in the UK I would want to have an English jurisdiction clause

    Good that it has the Third Party Agreement section though (some domain name transfer agreements I have seen online do not have this) but if it were me I would specify the third party agreement in the Seller's List document and attach that to the agreement. The main Third Party Agreement I would add is the agreement you have with your domain name provider - eg I use 123 domains and their T and Cs state that if you are transferring a domain name the buyer has to agree to their terms.
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