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How can I start my domain acquisition process?

All you need to do is contact Inventa. After that, we’ll take the following steps:

• We gather all the necessary information needed for the process (we will send you an information request with all elements we need to analyze).

• We ask you for the minimum and maximum prices you are prepared to pay for the acquisition of your domain name, in order to negotiate the purchase or transfer within the figures available. It is important to note that this price will only be paid upon completion of the deal, with only a surcharge for the costs incurred by Inventa in the managing of the entire process.

After this, Inventa takes care of the entire process, with your constant supervision of the steps taken.

Is the deal unreachable if I intend to acquire an already registered domain whose owner’s data is kept private?

That depends on the circumstances. Inventa has a vast network of contacts and we master all the tools and technologies available to locate the holders of many private domains. Once the owner has been identified, our team tries to get in touch with them. All communication is carried out within a legal and ethical framework that protects both our reputation and yours. It is also important to note that the privacy and anonymity of our clients is protected throughout the entire process, in the same way that we protect the privacy and anonymity of our contacts and the sellers of the domains you wish to acquire. 

Does the negotiation process with the owner of a domain take long?

The duration of the process depends on each individual case. There are situations in which the deal is closed within a few days and others where it takes several weeks. However, Inventa can assure you the greatest possible speed when managing the process, always looking for the fastest way to close the deal.

What if the domain owner demands an excessively high price?

For an idea of the most appropriate price for each negotiation, we always have to assess the effective use of the domain and find out if there is any associated website. In any case, the domain owner is always free to negotiate the amount he is offered, choosing whether or not to go ahead with the sale.

Once the deal is closed, how do I register and pay for my domain name?

After the deal is completed, both our clients and domain sellers receive an email from us, informing them of all the necessary steps to transfer the domain. After the registration has been paid for, we send you more information on the processes related to the service, support, and transfers. We will be by your side throughout the entire process.

Also, if the name of your domain is registered with Inventa, our team will be responsible for the transfer process. If you register it with another company, we transfer the domain to your designated entity, who takes over the responsibility for completing the process.

Can I transfer a domain that I have purchased to another owner?

Yes, but in most cases you will have to wait for a period of 60 days after making the initial transaction. The reason for this is that, according to ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), domain transfers may only take place every 60 days.

How can I work with escrow.com?

Once the deal is done and the final price between you and the seller set, we order an escrow service to process the domain acquisition. After that, all you have to do is deliver to escrow the agreed amount of money, which will be retained in an account. After escrow checks the amounts, you and the seller are notified, meaning that the domain transfer process can begin. As soon as you receive and accept the domain, you notify escrow.com, so that the amount you delivered is paid out to the seller, successfully concluding the purchase transaction.