Danny
GBBlackmail business model. Avoid at all costs. It's a really dodgy scam. As part of Go-Daddy and 123-reg, these guys will remove your bank details off your domains in your 123-reg account and then not send you renewal emails. When the renewal then fails they will remove your domains and put them up for sale at ridiculous amount so money and refuse to give them back. UPDATE - DAN.com have stated they have tried to contact me through Trustpilot. literally no contact at all. 123-reg gave me their legal contact. This is indirect blackmail. Further Update - These guys are now trying to get my review removed. As a company they decided to take my domain, decided to not give it back and try and sell it back to me and then decided to feign ignorance. They are now deciding to try and have my review removed. I refuse to contact them further. This is why Trustpilot exists so hopefully this will not be removed.
JR
GBGreat again Another superb experience using Dan as a seller, offer from buyer accepted today, I provided the AUTH code, domain transferred and money paid to me in around an hour. Fantastic experience keep it up Dan.
Celesta Bachorski
NGDan.com has been excellent in brokering… Dan.com has been excellent in brokering my domain deals. I have been using them for the past 3+ years - and I have had no issues whatsoever. They protect domain buyers from any form of financial loss whilst also ensuring transparency and efficiency in their conduct. If you ever want to buy a domain and in need of a broker - Dan.com is your plug!
Patrick Murphy
GBNo complaints No complaints! keep up the good work, Very professional. I will send you over my site shortly, which has an excellent selection of dot com domain names for acquisition. Can you email me a broker contact? Best Regards, Patrick
Haret
DZThey lack one thing Which Sedo have … When weighing Sedo against Dan for domain transactions, the absence of country views on Dan is a notable drawback. I hope Dan integrates this feature in the future for a better user experience. Despite this, I lean towards Dan over Sedo due to its unique advantage of allowing payments in the currency of choice, a feature Sedo lacks. Additionally, while Sedo provides detailed website traffic insights, including countries of origin and the referring URLs, Dan could improve by incorporating such analytics. Overall, Dan's flexible payments make it my preferred choice for domain transactions.