tools Buy It Now Links & Buttons from Escrow.com

[News]

When I have a domain name with a set price, I don’t want to have to pay a commission to a brokerage or marketplace if the buyer visits my domain name with the intention of buying it. I also don’t generally use Paypal for 4 figure + domain sales, so I needed to have the ability for a buyer to easily start an escrow transaction.

Brandon Abbey emailed me last week to let me know Escrow.com is now offering domain investors the ability to easily create links or buttons that can be implemented on their landing pages to allow buyers to agree to a price and start an escrow transaction. Sellers no longer need to take extra steps to become authorized to do this, as this rollout enables all customers to create these links and buttons for any products.

I spoke with Escrow.com CTO Jason Whitlow, and he told me that there are more features coming very soon. For instance, bulk modifications will be included in the next release, allowing people to increase or decrease prices easily. I was also told that Escrow.com will be adding more features to their Broker functions in the first quarter.

Full Article: http://www.domaininvesting.com/buy-now-links-buttons-escrow-com/

 

[Name Trader]

I visited Escrow.com and checked it out. Who pays the Escrow Fees? What is the Inspection Period? It's unspecified in the form.

 

[tomcarl]

It's about time!

 

[LaunchUp.com]

Heard about this yesterday; like the idea.

 

[Name Trader]

This is not new. It's been around quite some time, in fact.