Frequently asked questions
Plain answers about what is for sale, how payment works, and what happens after transfer.
What exactly is for sale?
The domain name registration only. For example, buying tridentbrew.com means you receive that domain. No website, email inbox, hosting plan, logo files, or social accounts are included.
What are the asking prices?
tridentbrew.com is listed at $2,495. tridentreserve.com is listed at $1,495. Both together are listed at $3,200. These are asking prices. Reasonable offers are welcome.
How do I pay safely?
Agreed sales use Escrow.com. Escrow.com holds the payment until the domain transfer is complete. The fee is about 2.6 percent with a $50 minimum, and the buyer can cover it. Do not send funds by informal payment apps.
How is the domain transferred?
After Escrow.com confirms payment, the domain is moved by a GoDaddy account push or an auth-code transfer to the registrar you choose. You confirm receipt in Escrow.com, and then payment is released to the seller.
Are the names currently in use?
No. Both names are unused by the seller and are offered as clean registrations held at GoDaddy. They were registered on December 28, 2012.
Do you provide trademark advice?
No. This page does not claim that either name is clear for any particular use. Buyers are responsible for checking trademarks, local rules, and how they plan to use the name.
Can I buy only one domain?
Yes. Each domain can be purchased on its own, or you can offer on the bundle if you want both.
How do I start?
Use the offer form on the home page. Include your name, email, which domain you want, and your offer amount.