The owners of the domain name, are accepting offers from interested parties willing to obtain ownership rights over the domain name.
As soon you succesfully negotiated on domain name (or your offer was accepted), you will receive e-mail from escrow with transaction details and further instructions. Generally, we recommend use of www.escrow.com, an independent third party transaction management service.
The process of domain name transfer at Escrow is simple:
STEP 1:
Seller
registers at escrow.com web site and initiates a domain name transfer transaction.
STEP 2:
Buyer accepts the
terms of the transaction and pays the full amount of sale to the escrow account via chosen payment method.
STEP 3:
Upon securing funds, escrow.com instructs the seller to pass the domain name to buyer.
STEP 4:
Buyer receives
control over the domain name and notifies escrow.com. Escrow.com then releases funds to the seller.
If you are going to choose Escrow Transfer, please also read:
If the agreed upon price for the domain name exceeds $1,000 US, escrow fees are to be covered by Seller. Otherwise, Buyer is responsible for escrow fees (escrow fee calculator)
We can also accept direct payment via bank wire transfer or credit card.
Before proceeding to placing your bid, we strongly suggest you to read our FAQ.
It is important to make sure that your SPAM filter will not block incoming e-mail confirmation letter or turn it off before submitting this form. Otherwise, you will not be able to confirm your offer.