What Payment Options are available?

What are Transfers?

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Payment Options

Escrow.com	Escrow.com accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Electronic Funds Transfer as payment. This company performs an escrow service; Buyers pay the Escrow.com directly, and they hold the funds until the domain name transfer is complete and has been verified. The escrow fees are very reasonable, and are paid by the buyer Click Here for a Payment Calculator. See the Escrow.com web site for more information.
PayPal.com	PayPal.com accepts Visa, Mastercard, and Electronic Funds Transfer as payment. Payment is considered 'cleared' when PayPal.com posts the money to our account. This can be as little as a few minutes if you already have a PayPal.com account or are using a credit card, or several days for electronic funds transfer. The seller pays the transaction fee. See the PayPal.com web site for more information.
Money Orders, Cashiers' Checks, Personal Checks, Business Checks	All checks must be in US Dollars, payable to "Web Inceptions, Inc.", and sent to: Web Inceptions, Inc. 3285 Ocean Front Walk #7 San Diego, CA 92109 Checks are considered 'cleared' based on the following schedule: - Money orders / cashiers' checks: upon arrival - Business/Personal checks from California banks: 4 business days - Business/Personal checks from USA banks: 10 business days - Business/Personal checks from non-USA banks: 14 business days
Bank Wire	We no longer directly accept bank wires. You may wire money to Escrow.com after we set up a transaction.

Transfers

What's a REGISTRAR TRANSFER?
This is when control of a domain name changes from one registration company to another. It has nothing to do with an ownership transfer, and we do not recommend that anyone attempt an OWNERSHIP TRANSFER and REGISTRAR TRANSFER simultaneously.

Note: We do not perform registrar transfers; there are just too many unethical registrars out there. Buyers are welcome to transfer registrars after they have purchased a name, but they do so at their own risk.

1) Complete the purchase agreement for the domain name you want to buy.

2) The final step of the purchase agreement asks if you wish to use PayPal.com for payment. Purchasing a domain name with a credit card is by far the fastest way to complete payment (note: American Express seems to take much longer). Please see the payment options information above.

3) Both PayPal.com and Escrow.com contact us directly when they have received payment. We then create a private account for you at the registrar (usually eNom.com), place the domain name into the account, and email you the ID and password. This gives you 100% control of the domain name -- you may set up your web site, turn on email, or even resell it to someone else if you like.

We have completed entire transactions in as little as 10 minutes, but about 24 hours is the average. If you encounter any difficulty or need more time for payment to clear, please let us know what's happening and we'll work with you. If payment is being held for verification, we will change the nameservers to your host is requested.

NOTE: All domain names we sell have prepaid registrations of months or years. It is the buyer's responsibility to continue to pay registration fees, which generally are about $15 per year. They can be prepaid up to 10 years. YOU WILL LOSE YOUR NAME IF YOU ALLOW IT TO EXPIRE. Always be sure to keep the WHOIS data current, especially the email address.