It’s been a long nine months for the seller of the domain name, Candida.com. Nine whole months after the transaction closed on Epik’s escrow, Kathleen Kalaf received $91,000 dollars via bank wire today.
Ms. Kalaf went through numerous emails, public sharing that included a YouTube video, and even talks to the FBI. Epik came up with the full amount, days after the company was reportedly sold to a new entity.
Said Ms. Kalaf on NamePros, where a long thread about Epik and its now defunct Masterbucks are being discussed:
“Guess what everyone! It is a great day! I got paid in full minutes ago for my $91000 escrow transaction for Candida.com. It has been a long journey to say the least. I want to deeply thank every single person that reached out to me and supported me during this incredibly difficult period in my life.”
Ms. Kalaf noted that the $91,000 dollars was deposited whole in her bank account as a bank wire, after Epik founder, Rob Monster, received her bank account information.
It certainly is a great day for Ms. Kathleen Kalaf and hopefully the same will happen for numerous others that Epik (or Epik 2.0) owes money to.
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will epik pay her interest and late payment fee??
I am glad she finally got paid. She has documented how much she has struggled because of this.
It only took Epik 8+ months to make payment on what should have been a straightforward escrow transaction.
Oh, and Epik kept the commission…
Brad
She should get 10x more money for all the BS!