Haven't heard from buyer, wait it out more or email again?

[RGkiiing]

Still very new to domaining im wondering what other think about this:
I told buyer a price
he countered
i agreed
he made GD account just so he could get the domain
says he doesnt have pay pal, i told him how he can pay and gave him my paypal email
havent heard from him in a week. Should i email him or just wait for him to contact me again

 

[rmg]

Email him to see what happened.

(but I am not sure if I understood you correctly... he does not have Paypal and you gave him your PP email?)

 

[RGkiiing]

Email him to see what happened.

(but I am not sure if I understood you correctly... he does not have Paypal and you gave him your PP email?)

yea someone can still pay you with their CC through paypal without them having an account

 

[mitch007]

send him an invoice/ request for payment- through paypal.. tell him he can use his credit card... he does not need a paypal account

 

[don19]

yes, email him and wait like few days

 

[RGkiiing]

The domain should sell today we have everything worked out, another question though. Once i transfer the domain i cant use the email anymore correct? so should i tell them my main email in case they need to contact me again?

 

[domainbartender]

If your e-mail address contains the domain you are selling, then yes, you should give them another e-mail address to contact you from.

 

[Name Trader]

You are going to lose all emails sent to your old address. So I hope you have emailed everyone you know with your new email address.

 

[rmg]

I think that he just used that email to sell the domain.

Yes, tell your new domain to the buyer.

 

[tarikpierce]

Still very new to domaining im wondering what other think about this:
I told buyer a price
he countered
i agreed
he made GD account just so he could get the domain
says he doesnt have pay pal, i told him how he can pay and gave him my paypal email
havent heard from him in a week. Should i email him or just wait for him to contact me again

I would personally never send money to a paypal email for a domain. How does he know you wont scam him?

Chances are he bought another domain name. There are millions of domains to be bought.

Next time, try using Escrow.com or let Sedo/Afternic handle the purchase.

I've been scammed before over $10 doing the Paypal thing.

It's just a matter of trust. These days, you have no clue who is on the other side of the computer sigh.

Solution: Hire a broker or Use Escrow or Use a domain brokerage (sedo)

 

[SK1990]

I would personally never send money to a paypal email for a domain. How does he know you wont scam him?

Chances are he bought another domain name. There are millions of domains to be bought.

Next time, try using Escrow.com or let Sedo/Afternic handle the purchase.

I've been scammed before over $10 doing the Paypal thing.

It's just a matter of trust. These days, you have no clue who is on the other side of the computer sigh.

Solution: Hire a broker or Use Escrow or Use a domain brokerage (sedo)

At the same time the buyer is the one to be weary of in this situation. All they have to do is cancel payment on their credit card within 30 days and the seller is left with no money and no domain. In addition, if this does happen nothing can be done because Paypal specifically states that non-tangible items are not covered by their protection program and GoDaddy will not help you retrieve your domain if you authorized the push/transfer, once again stated in the ToS.

 

[RGkiiing]

I would personally never send money to a paypal email for a domain. How does he know you wont scam him?

Chances are he bought another domain name. There are millions of domains to be bought.

Next time, try using Escrow.com or let Sedo/Afternic handle the purchase.

I've been scammed before over $10 doing the Paypal thing.

It's just a matter of trust. These days, you have no clue who is on the other side of the computer sigh.

Solution: Hire a broker or Use Escrow or Use a domain brokerage (sedo)

we used a domain contract, it was actually their idea

I think that he just used that email to sell the domain.

Yes, tell your new domain to the buyer.

yea i used the free email that comes with it ([email protected])

 

[RGkiiing]

new question

after emailing end users, what do you do if more than 1 person replies. do you ignore the others and just focus on one end user? or do you email them all back informing them that others are interested and first to commit will get it