Escrow.com and Impulse buying

[AMRO1001]

for the second time in less than 2 month someone initiates a transaction for domain names priced less than $2000 then they do not compelete the transaction.

I am using efty.com landing pages ( buy now) , which leads to escrow.com form.

Both times the users registered with escrow.com but did not continue with the payment..actually I called one of them and he said he did not like to continue

I feel escrow.com registration process and payment method selection can stop the impulse buy for domains less than $2000...

If they just start the payment after they click "Buy Now"...maybe things would have been different now?

what you think? and any options better than escrow.com for domains priced less than $2000?

 

[Mister Liquid]

I Lost the deal high XXX , after sending outbound, research, negotiating, agreeing. There comes a nightmare escrow.com throwing my deal away due to some crap buyer verification system. The reason they not approving the payment because they want the address in paypal and escrow match...first they told me the buyer is already verfied and now they giving me all this.seriously buyer lost interest with the procedure and stop responding and i lose the deal...Good bye escrow.com

Sorry to hear this.

 

[forge]

im assuming escrow had to step up their verification due to fraud payments. just my guess

one bad apple spoils the bunch

No, I swear I read somewhere on here from Escrow.com themselves that this is being done to prevent money laundering and fight international terrorism. Apparently Escrow.com is going to save the world.

Except in the process, the domainer body count continues to grow.

 

[Mister Liquid]

No, I swear I read somewhere on here from Escrow.com themselves that this is being done to prevent money laundering and fight international terrorism. Apparently Escrow.com is going to save the world.

Except in the process, the domainer body count continues to grow.

I read that as well.

 

[hookbox]

@Jackson Elsegood

Have you relaxed on some of your requirements for sales under $3,000? Can you please answer some of the questions brought up in this thread. Thanks