sounds fishy

[dnbidder]

Hi guys

I'm looking to buy a name for low xx,xxx

Price is agreed etc, but he wants me to send him a copy of the sales contract and then for both of us to sign it

I suggested using escrow.com and he replied that he doesn't want to use it even though I said I would pay fees

Does this sound a bit fishy?

 

[GT Web]

A little fishy...

ask if he'd rather use either of the Sedo or Moniker escrow services...

 

[Varchar]

Not really. I have three sales completed so far and they wanted a sales contract signed with or without escrow. I guess it is for company expense purpose that they want a signed contract. They said their lawyer told them to do so.

 

[dnbidder]

i havnt used moniker before

 

[IDEAS4]

A sales contract is useless if he has your money and still has the domain - don't do the transaction without a third party escrow service - see what happens when you demand that - let us know if he goes through with the sale.

 

[jaydub]

You can do a contract....just include in the contract something to the effect of....the name will be transferred on receipt of fund via Escrow.com...

 

[NameYourself]

You can do a contract....just include in the contract something to the effect of....the name will be transferred on receipt of fund via Escrow.com...

Exactly, a contract that also incorporates the escrow# would be best.

 

[katherine]

Be very careful in case he directs you to a fake escrow site...

 

[tristanperry]

Go for it, although be cautious and use an Escrow service that you know is reliable

 

[Monte]

we will take care of this for you and make sure the domain hits escrow and is legit.

fill out the escrow form on our site.

 

[DomainBuyerBroker]

Unless you really know the buyer, I would strongly recommend escrow. No escrow, no deal.

There is no reason for him to object to escrow. The more he objects the more reason there is for escrow.