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Does anybody have a copy of a domain broker agreement script or know how i could acquire one without having the expense of hiring a solicitor.
Mark
Mark
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Domain Broker Agreement ?
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Not seen a broker agreement about , I have one I used previously but more memo of understanding.
Becareful on letting docs in the wild, there are digital theives about who nick and resell them without permission - usual suspects really when you see their track record ;-)
Becareful on letting docs in the wild, there are digital theives about who nick and resell them without permission - usual suspects really when you see their track record ;-)
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thanks Rob,
You see i have been asked to sell a domain for a liquidator and i need to cover my back if he sells the thing of his own back thus cutting me out of the commission....
anyone got any ideas or a simple script that would cover my back.
regards
Mark
You see i have been asked to sell a domain for a liquidator and i need to cover my back if he sells the thing of his own back thus cutting me out of the commission....
anyone got any ideas or a simple script that would cover my back.
regards
Mark
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very smart, Bob.
just draft one yourself and ask the client to sign. if client is not so legalistic, he'll probably sign it right away after a few questions. If not, he'll refer to his attorney and come back wit a revised contract with your conditions still in tact. maybe you should try it. this is what i do to protect both parties interest not just mine. it's also one of way of telling the client you're serious in your business.
just draft one yourself and ask the client to sign. if client is not so legalistic, he'll probably sign it right away after a few questions. If not, he'll refer to his attorney and come back wit a revised contract with your conditions still in tact. maybe you should try it. this is what i do to protect both parties interest not just mine. it's also one of way of telling the client you're serious in your business.
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