Legal
Privacy notice
Last updated July 2026
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What we collect, and why
When you submit an offer we collect the information you provide: your name, email address, optional phone number and company, country, whether you act personally or for an organization, and the commercial terms of your offer (amount, funding method, timeline, contingencies, and any message to the seller). We collect it for exactly one purpose: evaluating, negotiating, and — if accepted — closing the sale of the domain.
Email verification and access links
We send transactional email (verification links, offer status updates, secure portal links) to the address you provide. Access tokens embedded in those links are stored only as cryptographic hashes.
What we do not do
- We do not sell or share your information for marketing.
- We do not send your personal or financial details to analytics providers.
- We do not store payment details — funding happens at Escrow.com, not here.
Escrow closing
If your offer is accepted, the transaction closes through Escrow.com. At that point, information required to open the escrow transaction (your name and email, the agreed price, and the inspection period) is shared with Escrow.com, whose own privacy policy and identity-verification requirements apply.
Retention and audit
Offer and negotiation records, including an audit history of important actions, are retained for the duration of the sale process and for as long as needed to document a completed or abandoned transaction.
Your choices
You may withdraw an open offer at any time from your buyer portal. To ask about your data, use the contact address in the footer.