Sedo will put hundreds of cash dispatchers on the road.
Sedo is bringing the PPC and domain selling business back up; it’s the type of fiscal reboot the domain industry needs.
By introducing the revolutionary ‘Cash in Hand ™’ option, domainers can now pay and get paid in cash.
“Gone are the days that domainers would depend on banks, third party escrow services and credit cards,” said Matthias Lozenburger of Sedo Germany.
“Now you pay via cash, and we collect it from you. Also, when time comes to receive money for your monthly PPC earnings, we will send it in cash, via courier” adds Lozenburger.
The use of motorized dispatchers with envelopes – or suitcases, if the amount involved is over $1,000 – filled with cash, is expected to speed up the transactions between sellers, buyers and Sedo.
With Sedo’s sales reaching $1.5 million every week, that’s going to be a boon for the secure dispatching industry.
“We have already invested in 500 automobile and motorcycle dispatchers,” says Matthias Lozenburger. “Of course, it will be same day delivery in major cities such as Cologne, London and Boston, where the Sedo offices are, two days max outside of these metro areas. Fantastic!”
The ‘Cash in Hand ™’ system is expected to create hundreds of new jobs – as long as you have experience with pizza delivery you are qualified to apply at www.Sedo.com/jobs.
I don’t get it. Why in this day and age, where society is moving towards “cashless” would they think this is anything but a step back to the dark ages?
Chris – this is an absolutley brilliant move by Sedo – With the Mob and others (THEM) getting heavily involved in the domain name aftermarket this is the most perfectly excellent money laundering washing machine idea out there!
Chris – “Money is best experienced as crispy banknotes, straight from the bank.” ~ Al Capone.
Mosstrooper – Cash is better than plastic; you get to hold the money instead of looking at PayPal numbers.
Donny – Try again tomorrow.
Note: Someone else left a comment and I accidentally deleted it, sorry about that.
Donny – Apparently because you didn’t call Sedo in Cologne. But tomorrow is a holiday in Germany, so keep calling.