I have a domain at Sedo parking. Got a email from Networksolutions "Certified Offer Service" to buy the domain for third party.

Is this legit? and are any fees to me involved?

Thanks..
fewcoin

It's most certainly is legit. NetSol offer a domain broker service for buyers. Afaik, there are no fees for you. Hope it was a good offer ;)

Thanks Stu2, sent in the OK to buy. Well, as to profit, it should buy a couple dinners..LOL

fewcoin

Thanks Stu2, sent in the OK to buy. Well, as to profit, it should buy a couple dinners..LOL

fewcoin

Ora a dinner and a lunch :stickout:

I sold name once using similar service. I suprise it work so well

I've sold three domains through them. Not bad overall, but it can take a bloody long time to get paid sometimes. I will say that the escrow is great. I had a purchaser try to say that I had to build them a whole custom site after they got the domain. Naturally, that was never part of the deal. Anyway, they tried to back out of paying me and keep the domain name, but escrow released the funds to me anyway (after about 2 weeks.). I would say that, overall, it usually takes the better part of a month to complete one of these transactions. I won't even deal with it if I'm not going to make a couple of grand.

On another note, I'm using GoDaddy's somewhat similar service right now on a domain I'm selling and there isn't anything at all automated on it (it is purely a customer service rep acting as a middle man, by email) and the whole process is really starting to bug me. I settled for 1,000 on the domain (initial offer 50!), but it has been almost 3 months with the haggling because customer support, acting as intermediary during negotiations, only responds every few days.

I've used a couple of other services on private offers as well and, honestly, you're probably dealing with the best of them (unless it's mine, lol).

Best of Luck and Best Wishes.

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