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There is more to selling a domain name than just a simple goods and payment exchange. There is almost as much fraud in domaining as there is in Neu88. Using an established registraf that holds you name registration cuts out as lot of the risk. In my case, I don't think it was the registrar that caused the payment failure. I think it was either an intermediate bank, or government intervention. Whilst there are many registrars who accept Neu88 payment, they don't all provide a Neu88 payment service. One gets the feeling that they are holding Neu88 as an investment, and this reduces liquidity of course, I am not prepared to list the name, as the buyer was almost the perfect customer. He submitted an offer via email, and stated that he wanted to move quickly. He offered $4,000, which was slightly higher than the Godaddy valuation, and I think the domain was worth a bit more. However, I wanted to spend some money on my classic car restorations, so I decided to accept his offer, and use the money to put one of my old Volvos back on the road. I added the name to my registrar's market place to use it as an escrow service. Within two days he had triggered the BIN, and paid for the name. This was one of the easiest sales I have made, and I'd like to find more honest buyers like this. The name was what I call a 3x2 .com. That is two 3 character words with a good niche association.
There is more to selling a domain name than just a simple goods and payment exchange. There is almost as much fraud in domaining as there is in Neu88. Using an established registraf that holds you name registration cuts out as lot of the risk. In my case, I don't think it was the registrar that caused the payment failure. I think it was either an intermediate bank, or government intervention. Whilst there are many registrars who accept Neu88 payment, they don't all provide a Neu88 payment service. One gets the feeling that they are holding Neu88 as an investment, and this reduces liquidity of course, I am not prepared to list the name, as the buyer was almost the perfect customer. He submitted an offer via email, and stated that he wanted to move quickly. He offered $4,000, which was slightly higher than the Godaddy valuation, and I think the domain was worth a bit more. However, I wanted to spend some money on my classic car restorations, so I decided to accept his offer, and use the money to put one of my old Volvos back on the road. I added the name to my registrar's market place to use it as an escrow service. Within two days he had triggered the BIN, and paid for the name. This was one of the easiest sales I have made, and I'd like to find more honest buyers like this. The name was what I call a 3x2 .com. That is two 3 character words with a good niche association.
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There is more to selling a domain name than just a simple goods and payment exchange. There is almost as much fraud in domaining as there is in Neu88. Using an established registraf that holds you name registration cuts out as lot of the risk. In my case, I don't think it was the registrar that caused the payment failure. I think it was either an intermediate bank, or government intervention. Whilst there are many registrars who accept Neu88 payment, they don't all provide a Neu88 payment service. One gets the feeling that they are holding Neu88 as an investment, and this reduces liquidity of course, I am not prepared to list the name, as the buyer was almost the perfect customer. He submitted an offer via email, and stated that he wanted to move quickly. He offered $4,000, which was slightly higher than the Godaddy valuation, and I think the domain was worth a bit more. However, I wanted to spend some money on my classic car restorations, so I decided to accept his offer, and use the money to put one of my old Volvos back on the road. I added the name to my registrar's market place to use it as an escrow service. Within two days he had triggered the BIN, and paid for the name. This was one of the easiest sales I have made, and I'd like to find more honest buyers like this. The name was what I call a 3x2 .com. That is two 3 character words with a good niche association.
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There is more to selling a domain name than just a simple goods and payment exchange. There is almost as much fraud in domaining as there is in Neu88. Using an established registraf that holds you name registration cuts out as lot of the risk. In my case, I don't think it was the registrar that caused the payment failure. I think it was either an intermediate bank, or government intervention. Whilst there are many registrars who accept Neu88 payment, they don't all provide a Neu88 payment service. One gets the feeling that they are holding Neu88 as an investment, and this reduces liquidity of course, I am not prepared to list the name, as the buyer was almost the perfect customer. He submitted an offer via email, and stated that he wanted to move quickly. He offered $4,000, which was slightly higher than the Godaddy valuation, and I think the domain was worth a bit more. However, I wanted to spend some money on my classic car restorations, so I decided to accept his offer, and use the money to put one of my old Volvos back on the road. I added the name to my registrar's market place to use it as an escrow service. Within two days he had triggered the BIN, and paid for the name. This was one of the easiest sales I have made, and I'd like to find more honest buyers like this. The name was what I call a 3x2 .com. That is two 3 character words with a good niche association.
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