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Originally posted by safesys
It's down to the seller to ensure the buyer is comfortable with the arrangement - that can come from being professional, having a history/reputation and/or having some other reason that the buyer thinks the seller isn't going to rip them off for the sake of the funds at issue.
OK, so presuming the seller has made the buyer comfortable but still rips him off, what recourse does the buyer have?
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Same as with any other transaction - legal.
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Originally posted by safesys
Same as with any other transaction - legal.
Fair enough.
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Since this depends on the kind of person your dealing with do you think it would be best to use a broker in order to make things even easier?
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depends on the business model and quality of domain - brokers can't polish turds.
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