Network Solutions Certified Offer

[rocknrollo]

Has anyone used NetWORK Solutions certified offer service?

i Just used it to make an offer on a domain and was wondering if any one has used it and has any feed back, they charged me $19
.
Also is there another service you would recomend if not.

thanks

 

[IAmAllanShore]

Their system is unique, and you can see in the "List your sold domains" thread at the top of this forum that it does lead to sales.
Nothing else exactly like it (Requiring the money upfront, etc.), although of course the sedo brokerage service is similar.
-Allan :gl:

 

[Toker]

Has anyone used NetWORK Solutions certified offer service?

i Just used it to make an offer on a domain and was wondering if any one has used it and has any feed back, they charged me $19
.
Also is there another service you would recomend if not.

thanks

Do you live in the states?
If so use this # and call them 866-791-9411
That's a special Gold VIP number and talk to them about
offers on domains and about getting a lock in # so
you only pay $8 something for domains or renewls
Good Luck

 

[tajimd]

I have not used them but heard that they are really great

 

[ambull]

My experience with netsol's cert offer left something to be desired...

As the offerer, you are supposed to be notified daily on the progress of your offer. So, after 3 days of not hearing from them in regards to the offer I made, I emailed them, and only then did they make the offer! I don't know what the hold up was. With-in hours I had a counter offer from the seller, but the process would not allow me to counter his offer. It was just an accept/decline process. So I declined and contacted him via email with my counter to his counter, and he accepted. We then used Escrow.com to complete the purchase.

My $19 was completely wasted with netsol.

 

[creekway]

I recently sold a name through NetSol certified offer and would use their service again. As a seller, I know that any offer I get through them is legitimate since you have to pay to make the offer.

As a buyer, I would consider just contacting the owner directly and skipping the fee.