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Terms of Sale & Pricing Disclaimer: what changed

v2.0 · to v3.0 ·

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  • Adds Stripe monthly card plans alongside Escrow.com, with seller approval given either inside Escrow.com or by confirming the domain, total price and installment schedule.
  • Clarifies that a payment or checkout receipt alone is not seller approval, while the buyer stays free to decline seller-approved terms.
  • Adds that Stripe is not escrow: the buyer authorizes the first charge and the displayed automatic monthly charges, the seller pays processing fees, and ownership remains with the seller until the full price is paid.
  • Adds that failed payments, refunds, disputes or stopped collections require seller review, and that a declined erroneous plan ends collections and is refunded on Stripe's and the bank's timing.
  • Replaces Escrow-only dispute references with the selected payment provider's process and preserves mandatory consumer rights and bank card disputes.

Wording changes

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A binding agreement is formed only when, and on the terms on which, the seller expressly approves the price and transaction terms. For an Escrow.com transaction, that approval takes place within Escrow.com. TheFor bindinga Stripe monthly card plan, the seller confirms the agreed domain, total price and paymentinstallment schedule are exclusively those confirmed bywith the sellerbuyer. inA Escrow.compayment —or a checkout receipt alone is not anyseller number displayed on this websiteapproval. If a website figure and the seller-approved Escrow.com figureterms differ from a website estimate, the Escrow.com figure that the seller approves governs, and the buyer is free to decline itthem.
Buyer inquiry / intent. The buyer expresses interest, makes an offer, or starts a checkout based on a non-binding estimate. Escrow.com transaction. The transaction is routed to Escrow.com, the designated escrow facilitator. Funds a buyer pays are held by Escrow.com, not by the seller. Seller verification. The seller reviews the transaction to confirm the price and terms are correct and free offor the errors described in Section 1. Approval or refusal follows the good-faith rule in Section 4. SellerEscrow.com decisiontransactions Escrow.com holds the buyer's funds and runs its own identity, funding and transfer process. The transaction stays non-binding until the seller expressly approves it in Escrow.com. The seller may decline a transaction whose listed price or terms reflect a pricing error or other anomaly. WhereIf the seller declines, anyan fundserroneous the buyer paid remain with Escrow.com and are returned to the buyer under Escrow.com's procedures — the seller does not hold or keep them. Completion. After seller approval and buyer fundingtransaction, Escrow.com confirmsreturns the funds under its procedures. After approval and confirmed funding, the seller transfers the domain, and the transaction closes under Escrow.com's process. Monthly card payments through Stripe Stripe processes payments directly for the seller; Stripe is not an escrow service. The checkout shows the total price, any down payment, the first installment and the remaining monthly amounts. By accepting the card-plan authorization, the buyer authorizes the first charge at checkout and automatic monthly charges for the displayed remaining schedule. The first charge includes any down payment and the first installment. The seller pays Stripe's processing and billing fees; they are not added as a full-term fee charged to the buyer upfront. After the first payment and seller verification, the seller arranges domain access with the buyer. Ownership remains with the seller until the entire agreed price is paid. Final transfer is handled by the seller after reviewing the payments, refunds and disputes. A failed payment, refund, dispute or stopped collection requires seller review before further fulfillment; a successful payment receipt is not confirmation that ownership transferred. If the seller declines a plan because its price or terms reflect an error, the seller stops future collections and refunds the amount paid through Stripe. These payments are not held in escrow, and refund processing follows Stripe's and the buyer's bank's timing. Contact [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] to discuss a payment problem or a request to stop future collections.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE SELLER AND ITS AFFILIATES, OFFICERS, AND AGENTS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY LOST PROFITS, REVENUE, DATA, OR OPPORTUNITY, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO ANY PRICING INACCURACY, ALGORITHMIC OR DATA ERROR, SYSTEM FAULT, OR DECLINED OR CANCELLED TRANSACTION. BY USING THIS WEBSITE OR INITIATING A TRANSACTION, THE BUYER WAIVES ANY RIGHT TO ENFORCE A DISPLAYED PRICE THAT THE SELLER HAS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED INUNDER ESCROW.COMSECTION 2. THE SELLER'S TOTAL LIABILITY FOR ANY DISPUTED TRANSACTION IS LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT, IF ANY, THE SELLER ACTUALLY RECEIVED FROM THE BUYER FOR THAT TRANSACTION.
These Terms, and any dispute arising from them or from any transaction described here, are governed by the laws of California, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules. The parties submit to the courts of Irvine, California for any dispute not resolved through Escrow.comthe selected payment provider's ownprocess. Nothing in these Terms removes any mandatory consumer right or the right to raise a card-payment dispute processwith the buyer's bank.

All effective dates are stated in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).