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You send an email to someone regarding one of your domains - they reply and you agree a price. You reply back asking them to send payment via Paypal - all good? Not quite....
The buyer doesn't feel comfortable depositing money into account without any form of 'process', so it seems that there is a trust issue which one would agree is completely understandable.
What process would you implement to prove to a potential buyer that you are the domain owner, and the transaction is 100% genuine? If the coin was flipped and you were the buyer, what would you expect from the seller before making payment? Would you be willing to pay up based on an email you received?
I can see this being quite a common problem?
The buyer doesn't feel comfortable depositing money into account without any form of 'process', so it seems that there is a trust issue which one would agree is completely understandable.
What process would you implement to prove to a potential buyer that you are the domain owner, and the transaction is 100% genuine? If the coin was flipped and you were the buyer, what would you expect from the seller before making payment? Would you be willing to pay up based on an email you received?
I can see this being quite a common problem?







