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.
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!