Help on how to handle a $16,000 escrow on much more than 30 names?

[Reece]

I've come to terms with a buyer to purchase a large quantity of LLLL.coms from me for $16,000 however I can't figure out for the life of me how to get around Escrow.com's limit of 30 domain names per trade. The buyer definitely doesn't want to be stuck with 10+ wire transfer charges and 10+ escrow transactions!

Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Would calling them (when they open) and explaining the situation do the trick?

[bigbobm]

put 5/6 names per line

[Johnn]

split the value for each name: ex $500 each for the the first 29 and $1000 for the last one.

[Reece]

Thanks for the very fast replies and advice bigbobm and Johnn!

My first xx,xxx sale..

[Banned: domain newbie]

hm, 300 llll's for 16k= round 50$ per domain- you sure its a good sale?

[Reece]

Good deal for the buyer, but I need the money, so it's a good deal for me too

hm, 300 llll's for 16k= round 50$ per domain- you sure its a good sale?

[Acro]

hm, 300 llll's for 16k= round 50$ per domain- you sure its a good sale?

Hell yeah! When he starts dropping these LLLL's a year from now

[jasdon11]

Does Moniker have the same restrictions?

[BobDiGiTaL]

hm, 300 llll's for 16k= round 50$ per domain- you sure its a good sale?

He also doesn't have to pay the renewal fee of almost 2G's

Congrats on the sale, if you want to sell some of your LLLL's with all premium letters ,PM me

[Banned: domain newbie]

me to pm- ill pay up to $200 per domain for premiums

[INVIGOR]

APLEGAL.com offers escrow too. Stevan Lieberman sent me a link a while ago, but I can't find it. He's on this forum.

[petrosc]

Moniker is good with large volume transactions, the buyer will have to pay transfer fees though if the domains are not at moniker.