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Import a Lead For Standard/ WLM Listings

Learn how you can pay 4.5% commission on Imported Leads

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Written by Atom
Updated over 7 months ago

If you have found a buyer for one of your domains outside Atom, you can import that lead and only pay 4.5% commission to Atom.

Benefits:

  • Low 4.5% commission on Imported leads

  • Escrow and Payment Process handled by Atom

  • Customer Support and Transfer assistance by Atom

Here's how it works:

1. From your Standard Listings, click on "Import Lead" option from the Actions dropdown.

2. Provide the customer information, and purchase price

3. The lead will be automatically added to your offer center and the buyer will receive instructions via email on how to complete the purchase

4. You can also continue further negotiations with the buyer via Offer Center

5. Upon completion of payment and successful transfer to the buyer, you will only pay 4.5% commission to Atom instead of the standard 7.5% commission

Important Notes

  • The import lead option is only for those buyers who have not previously interacted with you via the WLM or Atom platform. Using this option for any buyers who have previously interacted with you via WLM or Atom platform is against our policy.

  • Importing leads without a discussion or knowledge from the buyer is against our platform policy (uploading random emails without the users knowledge is prohibited)

  • This feature is available for Standard/ WLM listings

  • The minimum selling price to use Import a Lead feature must be $300 or greater

  • If you currently do not have a listing and would like to use this feature, simply add it as a Standard Listing. Once the listing has been added, you can follow steps above to use this feature. You do not need to have a WLM (White Label Marketplace) to use this feature.

Please Note: Any violation of our platform policy can result in suspension of account

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