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Hello, my name is Jessica and I work for Escrow.Domains and I would like to answer any questions that people have about our services.
 
Hello, my name is Jessica and I work for Escrow.Domains and I would like to answer any questions that people have about our services.

Hi

I'm looking for a new solution since Payoneer closed their escrow for domains.

I have a few questions:

As a seller can you offer me anonymity from the buyer and buyers broker?

Do you offer disbursement to my account with www.payoneer.com?
 
Hi

I'm looking for a new solution since Payoneer closed their escrow for domains.

I have a few questions:

As a seller can you offer me anonymity from the buyer and buyers broker?

Do you offer disbursement to my account with www.payoneer.com?

Hello,

We can block information from reaching the buyer's side, giving you anonymity. The admin who works at Escrow.Domains will still have access to see your information and this is to allow us to communicate with both sides and keep the transaction moving smoothly.

Yes, we can work with your account at payoneer to get your payment to you. When you create an account at Escrow.Domains, when you select your disbursement method, you can choose ACH as the payment method and enter the bank account information for your Payoneer account (not where you reside). Once the payment is received in your Payoneer account, you can transfer to your own bank account or whatever you would like to do.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.

--Jessica
 
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