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The premier online escrow company chosen as the best escrow service for domain purchases, according to a recent DomainNameWire survey.

March 31, 2010 – Escrow.com, the leader in secure internet settlement services, has been selected as the leading service for domain name transactions in Domain Name Wire’s 5th annual survey of over 500 domain name owners. With over 55% of the vote, Escrow.com was the clear choice over its competition (DomainNameWire.com).

Andrew Allemann, Editor-in-Chief of DomainNameWire, had this to say, “Escrow.com is one of the most trusted hubs of our industry and has always received the highest marks from our user community. They’re known for great customer service and supporting the industry.”

Reinvent.com is one such company that benefits from Escrow.com’s service. As a multi-media corporation with over 400,000 domain names in their portfolio, Reinvent.com has required a strong partner for their asset sales. Don Ham, Executive Vice President of Business Development, responded to the survey results: “We have been users of Escrow.com’s services for many years and have always been extremely satisfied with their performance. They understand what mutually beneficial relationships are all about.”

Payment Plans Offer Increased Flexibility for Domain Name Buyers and Sellers

In order to better support domain name owners such as those surveyed, Escrow.com offers payment plans on domain transactions. Escrow.com takes control of the domain name through their partnership with Go Daddy and facilitates multiple payments from buyer to seller. Once all payments are received, ownership of the domain name is transferred to the buyer. In most cases, the buyer makes monthly or quarterly payments, which are then disbursed to the seller. Based on the complexity of the sale, Escrow.com can facilitate payments for up to 5 years.

“Go Daddy’s relationship with Escrow.com works for our customers because it gives them the peace-of-mind they want when buying and selling high-value domain names” said Go Daddy President and Chief Operating Officer Warren Adelman.

Brandon Abbey, President of Escrow.com, had this to say, “When you receive accolades like this from your customers and partners it says volumes about the quality of service you provide. We are very proud to receive this recognition.”

To learn more about Escrow.com’s pricing for domain name transactions visit their online
calculator at www.escrow.com/support/calculator.asp.

For more information please visit www.escrow.com.

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Files.com finds a good home, goes to the company that owns of Software.com. Today Sedo reported the sale of Files.com for $725,000.

Files.com $725,000
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