rules of godaddy domain transfer
Godaddy domain transfer.
Once a customer pays another customer for the domain and the domain is transferred is this usually final.
For example could the customer just click 'undo transfer'?
If I buy a domain name at a low price and put time into hosting and then customer wants domain back can they just take the domain back from me?
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Once a customer pays another customer for the domain and the domain is transferred is this usually final.
For example could the customer just click 'undo transfer'?
If I buy a domain name at a low price and put time into hosting and then customer wants domain back can they just take the domain back from me?
I do not know zone of this question.
Please change zone.
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It is conceivable that the seller could initiate the transfer, take your money, and then cancel the transfer before the transfer has been completed.
If you are paying a significant amount of money for the domain, you may want to consider a domain name escrow service for this transaction.
What this service does is: you pay the $$ to the escrow company. They hold the $$ until the domain name is completely and irrevocably transferred to you. Then, they transfer the money to the seller. Of course, the escrow company takes a small cut. Some of the domain name escrow companies will handle the mechanics of the transfer for you and the seller, as well.
I'm not going to recommend a particular provider of these services over any other, but if you type domain name escrow into your favorite search engine, you'll get a good selection.
If you are paying a significant amount of money for the domain, you may want to consider a domain name escrow service for this transaction.
What this service does is: you pay the $$ to the escrow company. They hold the $$ until the domain name is completely and irrevocably transferred to you. Then, they transfer the money to the seller. Of course, the escrow company takes a small cut. Some of the domain name escrow companies will handle the mechanics of the transfer for you and the seller, as well.
I'm not going to recommend a particular provider of these services over any other, but if you type domain name escrow into your favorite search engine, you'll get a good selection.
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