Purchising a domain

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    infatum18 · Member ·

    Is there an option to send the bill to client’s email?
    I find direct payments/withdrawals :
    a) risky since it takes only a card to make a transaction. Of course, no robber or prankster would probably purchase a domain. I understand this is done for reasons of protecting your bank credentials being scattered over the internet;
    b) if the client requires a bill for the financial statements of the company, a bank slip may sometimes not suffice. Do you send the bill afterwards?
    c) if the client is physically not here and now and somehow the transaction in order to buy the domain needs to be made, plus if the client didn’t get through all the mumbo-jumbo himself/herself when being assigned an admin role, how in the world can the payment be made then? Please provide an e-mail based system option which sends the bill for the domain to a client’s email. So that the client can make an e-transaction via bank.
    Thanks.

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  • kokkieh · Staff ·

    Hi there,

    We see the owner of a domain as the username who purchases the domain. So if you purchase a domain, it belongs to you as far as we are concerned. Only you will be authorised to make any changes to the domain, and only you will have access to the receipts and will receive renewal notifications.

    We do not issue invoices in lieu of payment, but we do email a receipt to the email address of the account that made the purchase after payment is received.

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