Escrow Service is served by www.escrow.com which adds trust to the transaction. Any purchase that depends on "good faith," like these on the Internet, automatically raises a red flag of distrust. So, Escrow.com acts as an intermediary to alleviate these concerns by securing payment for an online purchase until the Buyer either accepts the merchandise or returns it to the Seller.

If you would like to use the Escrow Service, please use the e-x-commerce cart and follow the following steps. 1. Agreement: Either the Buyer or Seller begins by specifying terms and providing information about the merchandise. If they agree on these, the transaction can proceed. 2. Payment: The Buyer submits payment to Escrow.com's escrow subsidiary, Internet Escrow Services* (IES), where it's verified. IES then deposits it in a trust account. 3. Fulfillment: Escrow.com notifies the Seller that the Buyer's payment is securely held in escrow. The Seller then delivers the merchandise to the Buyer. 4. Settlement: The Buyer decides to accept or reject his purchase within the agreed upon timeframe. If the Buyer accepts it, IES releases payment to the Seller. Learn about the escrow process in detail, please click here.