1. Send Your Enquiry
Use the offer form on this site. Include your offer, your intended use and how quickly you can complete. A short, direct message is enough.
The process is deliberately simple and fully protected. Below is each step from first enquiry to completed transfer, followed by the questions buyers ask most often.

Use the offer form on this site. Include your offer, your intended use and how quickly you can complete. A short, direct message is enough.
You receive a personal reply, usually within one business day, confirming availability and the terms being considered.
Price, payment method and timing are confirmed in writing. If you need an instalment plan, this is where it is structured.
A transaction is opened at a recognised escrow service. Escrow acts as the neutral party and holds funds until the transfer is verified.
You deposit the agreed amount. Nothing is released to the seller at this stage — escrow simply confirms the funds exist.
The domain is pushed to your registrar account, or an authorisation code is issued so you can pull it to the registrar you prefer.
Escrow confirms that ownership sits with you. You are asked to verify the registrant details before anything is released.
Escrow releases the payment and the sale closes. You hold full registrant control of the name.
Update the nameservers to your host, or park the name and hold it. Nothing on this site remains attached to the domain.
If a registrar raises a technical question during the transfer window, it is answered until the move is complete.
Send your offer and a short note on how you intend to use the name. Serious enquiries are answered personally and confidentially.