Domaining WITHOUT PayPal?...

[tomcarl]

What route do you think would be best for domaining without PayPal? PayPal is great for quick, $xx-$xxx sales, but are there any alternative methods out there just as easy, safe, and fast for $xx-xxx sales?

 

[barefoottech]

No!

 

[Arief WN]

I'm using no payPal.
So when one of my domain sold for USD 5XX, the buyer paid to Sedo, then Sedo wired transfered the money to my local bank account. :gl:

What route do you think would be best for domaining without PayPal? PayPal is great for quick, $xx-$xxx sales, but are there any alternative methods out there just as easy, safe, and fast for $xx-xxx sales?

 

[Ms Domainer]

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Paypal may be okay for quick (and cheap) flips, but it's a risky for higher end domains.

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[Kate]

Moneybookers is an alternative and there is an escrow option too.

 

[twomoon]

good ol' Western Union lol

Will agree with sdsinc about moneybookers

 

[Ms Domainer]

good ol' Western Union lol

Will agree with sdsinc about moneybookers

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Western Union:

Seller: yes

Buyer: no (absolutely NO buyer protection!)​

If you're a buyer, NEVER use WU, unless you absolutely know and trust the seller.

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[mitok]

Moneybookers if your buyer has account there.

BUT, I think you should check eCOP.com. Buyer can pay through PayPal and you can receive funds via wire. The same as Escrow.com, BUT without commission for <$500 transactions. Perfect solution! I think Francois is somewhere around so he could confirm.

 

[cdboard]

in some cases, godaddy can pay by check for domain sales