No. This is important. An offer is just that – an offer. It is the start of the negotiation. Until a Buyer commits to purchasing the domain name, the Seller will accept other offers. Please be aware, even during negotiations, any offer at Fair Market Value will take priority over offers less than Fair Market Value.

DBM does not charge Buyers any fees.

However service fees may be charged by the payment processor to facilitate processing for some payment types. For example credit card fees.

Domains purchased on a Lease-to-Own plan will include service fees which are assessed based on the length of the lease term.

All transactions must be finalized within 48 hours. Should you require additional time, notify our support team. They will inform the Seller who will respond to you.

Once your offer or inquiry is submitted, the domain owner (Seller) will reply. Domain Buyers Market ensures the Seller works toward an agreement quickly.

The purchase is considered complete once the domain name has been transferred into the name of the Buyer.

Absolutely. Depending on the selling price, when completing the offer form there is an option to split the payments over a period of months. On listings where that option is not included, in the ‘Message’ block add a note indicating the number of months you would like the payments spread over.

Our secure payment processor accepts major credit cards. Additionally, for high-value or complex sales, we may uses an escrow service, ensuring a trusted and transparent transaction process for both Buyer and Seller.

If you want to have a website, you need a place to build it. That place is referred to as web hosting. Like having an address for your home, that is where the domain name comes in. So to have a website, in addition to what you want visitors to see on your website, you need a domain name and web hosting.

No. Domain Buyers Market is a domain name broker. The domain names listed on Domain Buyers Market are owned by a person or organization referred to as a registrant. This simply means the domain name is currently owned by someone who is looking to sell it. Like buying a house, Domain Buyers Market acts as the marketplace for people interested in selling their domain name(s).

Absolutely. There are specific guidelines for transferring ownership. And, it is essential to ensure one meets the policies as laid out by ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Number). 

Yes, any offer you make is legally binding.

Domain Buyers Market uses several secure payment processors. Each was selected on their histroy of processing thousands of transaction on a secure payment platform utilized by millions of merchants across the globe. It ensures your payment information is protected through encryption and employs advanced security measures, providing you with a safe and reliable payment experience. The domain name Seller has no access to your payment information.

For purchases in the multiple of thousands of dollars or more, we use an Escrow service.