Never lose money or products or do “free” service to problematic clients

Instead use an Escrow.

PM me.

If you are a scammer or sell illegal or damaged goods or substandard goods


Pls keep off

What Is Escrow?
Escrow is a financial arrangement in which two parties enlist a third party (who is neither the buyer nor the seller) to temporarily hold money, paperwork, or other assets for a transaction on their behalf before the transaction has been finalized.

That third party, known as an escrow provider, helps make the transaction safer by protecting the assets of the buyer and seller until both parties have met their obligations for the agreement.

Ideally, the escrow provider is a neutral third party who isn't concerned with whether the buyer or seller comes out ahead.

How Escrow Works


When you commit to buying or selling something, you agree to fulfill certain terms. For example, the buyer must pay the agreed-upon amount by a specific time, and the seller must provide the asset being sold. Of course, most transactions are more complicated than that. For example:

Buyers might want the right to inspect the property or goods they are buying before paying.
Sellers might want some assurance that they'll get paid (or have the opportunity to move on if the deal isn't happening quickly enough).
The item being sold might be a service instead of a product.

Why Escrow is a most for only transactions


Online sales are particularly risky; you’re dealing with somebody you don’t know anything about, and they might be many miles away (so taking legal action against a swindler would cost too much to be worth it).

As a buyer dealing with a dishonest seller, you may not get the goods you purchased. In addition, online scammers routinely take advantage of sellers. But it’s not always practical to demand that buyers send a safe form of payment upfront—especially for expensive items.

There are a few ways to make online transactions safe:

Trading in marketplaces where buyers and sellers have a reputation can improve the odds of completing a safe, successful transaction.


If you’re a buyer, make use of your credit card’s consumer protection features.

A third approach (which protects both buyers and sellers) is to have an escrow service handle the transaction.

Who says you can’t transact safely only.

Let’s be your Escrow

An escrow is a financial agreement in which a third party controls payments between two parties and only releases the funds involved once a contract's terms are met.
This third party temporarily holds money, paperwork, or other assets for a transaction on their behalf.
Ideally, the escrow provider is a neutral third party who isn't concerned with whether the buyer or seller comes out ahead.
Escrow frequently applies to real estate and online transactions.