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Title: Escrow Concierge Transaction
Post by: Atcomaart on Jul 28, 2023, 12:43 AM
I am currently involved in a domain sale transaction, in which the buyer has made a payment through wire transfer and Escrow.com has confirmed receipt of funds. However, before approving the payment, they require additional information from the buyer. It is important to note that this transaction is being conducted using Escrow concierge for added security and convenience. Due to privacy reasons, Escrow.com cannot disclose any details to me. I'm curious if anyone else has encountered similar delays in their transactions?

Have you ever experienced a situation where additional information was required for payment approval in a domain sale transaction conducted through Escrow concierge?
Title: Re: Escrow Concierge Transaction
Post by: savannahsgibson on Jul 28, 2023, 02:05 AM
 it is not uncommon for Escrow services like Escrow.com to require additional information from the buyer for payment approval in domain sale transactions. These additional verification steps are often put in place to ensure the security and legitimacy of the transaction, protecting both the buyer and seller. If you have concerns or questions about the specific requirements, it's best to reach out to Escrow.com directly for clarification.

In domain sale transactions conducted through Escrow concierge, additional information may be requested for payment approval for various reasons. Some common reasons include:

1. Identity verification: In order to prevent fraudulent activities, Escrow.com may require the buyer to provide additional identification dоcuments to verify their identity.

2. Source of funds verification: Escrow.com may ask for details about the source of the funds used for the transaction to ensure they are legitimate and compliant with regulations.

3. Compliance with local laws: Depending on the jurisdiction and nature of the transaction, Escrow.com may need additional information to ensure compliance with local laws and regulations.

While these additional requirements can cause delays in the transaction, they are put in place to protect all parties involved and maintain the integrity of the process. It is always a good practice to contact Escrow.com directly for any specific concerns or questions you may have about your transaction.