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The problem with this kind of stuff is that it's a middleman business, much like selling a house. You're working with sedo, thinking they have control over the
by snide 12y ago
The problem with this kind of stuff is that it's a middleman business, much like selling a house. You're working with sedo, thinking they have control over the domain, but all they're doing is selling it for the owner. It's up to the owner to make the actual move and sometimes an interest in a domain just brings up a reluctance to sell.
Other times I've had great, easy service with sedo and other sellers.
Last domain I sold was notify.me, which was I thought an amazing domain. Wonder what will happen with it.
- bhartzer 12y agosnide, it doesn't have to be 'middleman' business. I mean, why not contact the domain owner directly and deal with them rather than giving money to a middleman? If Spencer had done that, then most likely he could have used an escrow service like escrow.com and the transaction would have gone much smoother. My experience as Sedo, even as a seller, has been slow, as once I submit a message, it takes a day for Sedo to respond.
- snide 12y agoIt's not always an option.