Buying A Domain Name From Current Registrant?

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There’s a domain name I’m in negotiations to buy with the current registrant. Once we agree on the price, what’s the appropriate step-by-step process for the transfer of payment and the transfer of the domain name so that all parties are appropriately protected?

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"Buying A Domain Name From Current Registrant?" was posted on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 at 2:24 am.

2 Responses to “Buying A Domain Name From Current Registrant?”

John M(2009-08-16):

Try escrow.com.
The money goes in there. The domain is transfered with the registrar. Once you have the name, and sign off, the other side gets their money.
obiehax(2009-08-16):

this has to be legal and involve paperwork.
youl need to veryfy the domain via verisign, thawte etc just to make sure you getting the right thing.
i suggest you do this via a lawyer for a fee so that its legally binding.
please read from http://www.nominet.org.uk/registrants/ma…
and read how you do it.
internet has so much fraud..