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Dollars for Domain Names, What's Your Price?

Welcome! Since you're here, it means I've reached out with an interest in your domain name or you have an interest in one of my domain names. To help clear any confusion and set the stage for a potential acquisition or sale, I've dedicated this space to answering a couple of common questions. Let's eliminate any guesswork and start our conversation on a confident and clear note. So, let's dive right in!

What is the Sales Process?

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  1. Let's start with you sending me a message about the domain name you're interested in, along with the price you've envisioned for buying or selling.
  2. If your price expectations align with mine, we're all set to get things moving.
  3. This is where our trusted intermediaries come in. If you're looking to buy a domain, we'll kickstart the transaction using Dan.com, a subsidiary of the GoDaddy Company, which will ensure a secure handling of funds throughout the process. On the other hand, if you're selling a domain, we'll use Escrow.com.
  4. With all the details hammered out, we'll initiate the domain transfer process. Upon successful completion, our chosen intermediary, whether it's Dan.com or Escrow.com, will release the funds.

Can we keep this transaction confidential?

Often, it's crucial to maintain confidentiality during the acquisition or sale of a domain name. Let's explore why.


For Sellers:


  • When you're selling a domain, you might not want your clients, competitors, or even employees to know about the sale. This could be to avoid any unnecessary panic, speculation, or potential disruption to your business operations. After all, change can sometimes be misinterpreted, and rumors can spread faster than a wildfire.


For Buyers:


  • As a buyer, confidentiality can be just as crucial. You may be planning a new venture or strategic move that requires the domain, and you certainly wouldn't want your competitors getting wind of it before you're ready to announce it. It's like planning a surprise party—you don't want the guest of honor to know about it before the big reveal!


That's why every transaction I handle is done with the utmost respect for privacy and confidentiality. It's not just about making a deal; it's about ensuring that the process is smooth, secure, and discreet for everyone involved. I do not disclose any of my transactions and I will sign an NDA if requested. If you're interested in moving forward, then click the start button and send me a quick message.


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