Payment timing for dropped and caught domains at various platforms ?

[NameNuts]

I really need some quick info about the payment time duration for domains won at various auction platform like snapnames.com, namejet.com, pool.com and any quick info would be very helpful.

For a back ordered domain with only one and winning bidder, how much time is given to process the payment, if due to some reasons payment can't be processed within 12 hours ?

Just quoted below regarding this as stated over SN and NJ sites.

Are these payment time-frames applicable to pending deleted/dropped and caught domains or have to pay within any limited short time duration ?

Thanks.

As per Snapnames.com:-

1. Payments:
   A domain name purchased by Buyer during the Auction or brokerage transaction must be paid for in full within seven (7) business days of the close of the Auction. Payment must be remitted via wire transfer, cashier's check, or personal check. If payment is performed via personal check SnapNames may delay delivery of the purchased domain name until such personal check clears. SnapNames reserves the right to accept payment in any form other than those listed at SnapNames' sole discretion.

As per Namejet.com:-

1. What if I win a bid and do not have enough funds to cover the cost?:
   
   We will attempt to debit the winner's NameJet account or bill the credit card on file for up to 7 days for non-verified bidders, and 14 days for those accounts with a Verified Bidder status. If the winner has insufficient funds to pay for the domain, the account status will change to Past Due, and you will not be able to participate in new auctions until the auctions are within the allowed grace period. You will receive daily email reminders listing domains that have been awarded but are still pending payment. In addition, you can view your Reports online to see which domains are pending payment. Accounts that fail to pay during the Past Due period will be closed.

 

[NameNuts]

Also which is the safest platform these days ? For a quite sometime either snapnames or namejet used to catch almost 99% of ordered names.

What about present days ?

Lately I see lots of domains are getting caught by dropcatch.com. Is it the new surefire way ?

Snapnames/namejet or the dropcatch.com ?