Buying domain from seller

Good Domain escrow company required

[eddy22]

Could someone guide me to reliable and quick domain escrow company.

thanks
eddy

[rocker]

Escrow.com and Sedo.com

[eddy22]

Thanks.
I'm not happy with Sdo
How much time does escrow take?

[blueheelers]

According to [escrow.com...] , a $5000 domain would cost between $162 and $315, depending on the level of service.

Good luck and congrats!

P.S. Google is your friend [google.com...]

[gpmgroup]

The last one we did took 2 days from buyer & seller agreeing terms. (Can depend on payment method too as some take longer to clear)

[blueheelers]

Wow that is fast. The last domain that I soldthrough Sedo took several weeks from agreement of price to money in my account.

[oneguy]

I would try Moniker. They take posession of both the domain and the money, then distrubute both. Escrow.com doesn't do that.

[cfx211]

Escrow.com worked fine for me. It took 2 maybe 3 days and I had no problems.

[stu2]

I wouldn't use sedo either. Their processes are so long you'll get grey hair before you receive the money. I would also prefer Moniker's approach to Escrow.com, although I haven't personally used them. Afternic also have escrow services, and they're not so painstakingly slow as Sedo, but it takes them some time usually.

[vik_c]

I've good experience with Escrow.com personally.

[kncmultimedia]

I have had similar results with SEDO. Taking several weeks and follow up emails to disburse money after domain transfer.