richardbaxter
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That's absolutely fair enough, though let's be clear you did mention that you've never used a domain broker before?
In your example, the owner of the domain in question had already put it up for sale in a public auction. In my example, the domain owner was reluctant to, and though icontacted him and agreed a price by email, he then upped his demand price when it came to exchanging funds.
On that note, I was also extremely unwilling just to send him money in the hope I'd get a domain at the end of it. Domain brokers hold cash until the transfer is complete so there's a lower risk involved in the transaction.
If I was dealing with a 4 figure sum, and an untrustworthy domain owner, I wouldn't use any other method than brokerage.
As for customer service, I thought it was good! They kept me updated and responded to all of my emails in 24 hours.
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It's definitely a lot easier using a broker - I'd love to know what the experience is like of being contacted by one if you have a domain that a purchaser wishes to acquire!
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