We use Escrow.com to protect everyone at the table.
Escrow.com has has been in business for 20 years and they have processed over $4 billion USD in transactions. Escrow.com is licensed, bonded, insured and they regularly get audited by several independent agencies. It is the safest payment method for domain transactions. They hold funds in a trust account during the domain transfer process, protecting Sellers from payment recalls and Buyers from non-delivery.
All transactions have 6 simple steps:
1. Brannans.com sets up the transaction.
2. Buyer and Seller agree to the terms of the transaction.
3. Buyer submits payment to Escrow.com‘s trust account
4. Once Escrow.com confirms the payment is secured, the Seller transfers the domain to the Buyer
5. When the domain transfer is complete, the Buyer confirms receipt of the domain (or Escrow.com does upon verifying whois and/or confirmation from the leaving registrar if privacy is enabled)
3. Verify your personal details by submitting a photo of your government-issued ID. A recent utility bill or bank statement in your name with your current address may also be required for address verification.
If you will be sending or receiving funds using a company bank account, you will also need to add and verify your company details. If the payment is sent to a personal bank account, then step 4. below is not necessary.
4. Verify your company details by submitting a copy of your certificate of incorporation or other proof of company registration. Other documentation is sometimes requested by Escrow.com’s compliance department to complete this step.
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Bidding for Batteries.com
Brannans.com, global domain name and acquisition specialists, has partnered with Escrow.com for registration deposits for the auction of Batteries.com. Bidding in the auction for Batteries.com is only possible after your identification has been confirmed and you have received the “Payment Secured” email from Escrow.com. If you still need to take that step, please see instructions here.
Once you have received the “Payment Secured” email, you can use the system here to place your bid. You will be eligible to place your bid in the private auction starting on February 25 at 2:00pm EDT and ending on March 24 at 8:00pm EDT.
You will only be able to place one bid for the entire duration of this auction.
Make Offer
By submitting an offer, I confirm that neither I, nor the organization on whose behalf I am acting (if applicable), claims a legal right to the domain listed below. I confirm that my use of this Service constitutes an express waiver of any applicable intellectual property rights to the domain name and I acknowledge that the domain name owner is relying on this waiver when electing to receive my offer and to engage in discussions regarding the potential purchase and sale of the domain name.
