Why there's a deposit on this one
RedDeerHotels.com is one of our premium names — the top of that
shelf runs into seven figures. Names at that level attract a great many curious
enquiries and very few real ones, which is exactly why owners stop reading the inbox.
A $100 deposit means every offer that reaches the
owner is from someone who means it, so you get a considered answer within two business
days instead of silence.
You pay it once. After that you can make as many offers, on as
many premium names, as you like — you will never be asked for it again. If any of those
offers is accepted, the $100 comes straight off what you
pay. It is only kept if nothing is accepted. Every non-premium name on Names.com is
free to offer on.
The terms, plainly
$100 is a one-time bidder deposit. Once it is paid you can make as many offers, on as many premium names, as you like — you are never charged it again.
If any offer of yours is accepted, the $100 is credited against the purchase price — you pay $100 less at closing.
If your offers are declined or expire, the $100 is not refunded. It is what keeps this queue worth answering, and it is why you get a considered reply instead of silence.
Submitting an offer does not reserve the domain and is not a binding contract to buy; the seller may accept, counter, or decline.
You will get a written response within 2 business days.
I authorize Names.com to charge my card
$100 now to submit this offer. I understand it is
credited to the purchase price if my offer is accepted , and
not refunded if my offer is declined, withdrawn, or expires .
