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A Few Fun Facts About Scammer Domainsecondhand.com
1.They are to lazy to change the email scam scripts.
Word Hint:
a.”Joseph Sullivan”
b.”Do you sell domain with a web site or just the name?”
c.”Domain without content is ok with me. Web site is not necessary”
d.Domainsecondhand.com
e.”We have a solid investing budget”
f. And the Last but not least: A WARNING *cough*
NOTICE – This communication may contain confidential and privileged information that is for the sole use of the intended recipient. Any viewing, copying or distribution of, or reliance on this message by unintended recipients is strictly prohibited. If you have received this message in error, please notify us immediately by replying to the message and deleting it from your computer.
That’s totally bullshit. Blacklist that word or simply Delete it unread. Don’t bother to Response.
2. Scanning..
I Don’t Know How they work, (IMO,they scan it?) but AFAIK, if you list your domain (today) at sedo, they will sent that scam email to you directly.. If you shows an interest, the scammer explains that he is very interested in the domain but will not pay any money for it without a 3rd party valuation service. This is very dangers, because not everyone in this world is aware of this scam.
3. They have a big happy family
Sorry for delay with answer. Our family was celebrating newborn child of my sister.
Sorry for delay with answer.Our family was celebrating newborn child of my brother
Sorry for delay with answer. Our family was celebrating newborn child of my grandfather.
That’s mean one day-one child (and keep growing)
4. They have a new CEO/President every month
5. If you Lucky enough like me, they will give free traffic..
But, you must accept the consequence, Soon or later, A mor*n will call you A scammer.
6. And That’s why Norton safe web and Mcafee SiteAdvisor found no issues/problems with Domainsecondhand.com
7. No one’s can shut ‘em down
Its a Fact, This Scammer has been around for a number of years now, Same domain, i know some people(read:lots of complaints) have reported this scammer to their hosting company and/or other fraud center. Whats the Result? Nothing!
Using PerfectPrivacy, Domainsecondhand.com keep the identity.
Tips To Avoid Domain Scams-Domain appraisal scam
No one like being a victim of fraud, It’s something not easily forgotten and often leaves those who suffer to ask the question “How can I avoid this in the future. well, the Information is your strongest weapon.
The first thing,Google the domain (Try adding words like stolen, scammer), asking other domainers about the domain in question, Go ahead and ask for more information, confirm your doubt. The biggest single indicator of a potential scam is the price. A scammer will want to price the domain low enough that it sells before he gets caught. Keep a watchful eye on new members. Recently modified whois is another warning sign. If other indicators are present (ex. extremely low price), proceed with extreme caution.
Some known scams:
1. Appraisal Scam — If they ask for an appraisal, it’s probably a scam.
**) REAL Appraisal Scam: DOMAINSECONDHAND.COM More »
Don’t judge people without any knowledge
The online Forum Posting, blog post, social-networking sites and chit-chat rooms have changed the way people communicate. unfortunately, this is not always used for reasons that it was originally invented.(read: “good thing”) Some bad people can use this to defame us in the public eye. They trying to damage our character and you don’t know who they are. They will judge us without any KNOWLEDGE .
“In order for an act of defamation of character to occur, something needs to be said or written about someone that is harmful to their reputation, and untrue”
This is Happen to me a few day ago. A Person (NP Username:“Mathieu_RZ“-A 1(one) Post user, create a false & offensive statement about me on namepros.com and/or Digital-Point forum. This guy(?) not only treat me like a criminal..and he/she also want to sue me<– (A little note for mathieu: “If you really sure with what you call “A BRILLIANT RESEARCH“, Then.. don’t wait! Make A first move.. Please?)
“Sometimes Smart people can be dumb”
One PM waiting for you @Namepros. im waiting for your response.
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A friendly link for “someone”:
WHAT IS IFRAME?
Domain Appraisal Scam Email
Actually,If you’ve been online for some time now, You don’t need me to tell that scammers,spammer, robbers (or whatever you choose to call them) are everywhere. For the first time they look like an angel, because they give a miracle(easy Money) for you.and After a while the scammer begins urgently to ask money.
Scam Email from domainsecondhand.com
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Hello,
Are you interested in sale of your domain? Please name your price.
We are in hosting and domain business. But we are very interested in
Internet names and web sites too.
If you have other domains for sale feel free to send your list.
Looking forward to do business with you.
Regards,
{Different person and email address}
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Can you accept X,000 USD?
Do you sell domain with a web site or just the name?
Domain without content is ok with me. Web site is not necessary.
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Have you had your domain names evaluated in the past? I mean domain appraisals. Without valuation we cannot be sure in the sale price. It’s very important for me in terms of reselling too. But we must engage a valuation company with REAL manual service. So I will only accept valuations from independent sources I and my partners trust.
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RED: Take a Wild Guess.. REAL manual service is owned by the scammer.
Thats really same scam, same scammers(and same email Template,format and Scheme since 2007!)..
The scammer sends email to you, offering to buy your domain name for a percentage of the appraisal price..
Some Scammer email address:
(very)ACTIVE SCAMMER**
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sullivan@domainsecondhand.com == domainsecondhand.com
whitman@domainsecondhand.com == domainsecondhand.com
withrow@domainsecondhand.com ==domainsecondhand.com
bortfeld@domainsecondhand.com==domainsecondhand.comQuigley@Toughguy.net == Toughguy.net
whatever @easynamesale.com
whatever @namesaleshop.com
But, is that A real email? We all know that The From field of an email can easily be altered , it is not a reliable indicator of the true origin of the email. These deceptive emails are called Spoof Emails. every body can do this FREE Of charge (google it). Spoof email may include a forged email address in the “From” line, Some may actually be real email addresses that have been forged. You can read: Scammer can sending that email from your email address.. To Track email scam to its source, We NEED an FULL and untouched and unmodified email header. You can Read This Here and Here. If you too tire to read, you can go to http://www.ip-adress.com/trace_email/
If you have information/got same email, Please share it.., that will prevent many others people from falling for domain appraisal Scam.
**)Thanks for my bro, aboen's, I really appreciate it
DomainSecondhand.com is a real scam-Link Resource
Are you looking for DomainSecondhand.com?
SCAMMED by DomainSecondhand.com
OR EasyNameSale.com?
I Make it Easy, Check this 1st:
A. DomainSecondhand.com is a scam – NamePros.com Thread (MUST SEE)
http://www.namepros.com/warnings-and-alerts/401699-domainsecondhand-com-is-a-scam.html
B. Scammer DomainSecondHand.Com
http://scammerdomainsecondhand.blogspot.com
C.Ripoff Report: EasyNameSale.com – DomainSecondHand.com are scams
http://www.ripoffreport.com/Internet-Fraud/EasyNameSale-com/easynamesale-com-domainsecon-ddf44.htm
D.Domain Name Buyer Scam: domainsecondhand.com
www.blog.derekmacdougall.com/?p=183
E. The DomainSecondHand.com Scam | Domainvestors.tv
www.domainvestors.tv/the-domainsecondhandcom-scam
F. Appraisal Scam [Archive] – DiscussNames
www.discussnames.com/archive/index.php/t-19818.html
G.Scammed by DomainSecondhand.com
www.domain-people.de/post-161548.html
H. dnhour.com/The DomainSecondHand.com Scam
http://www.dnhour.com/story/title/The_DomainSecondHand-com_Scam
