selling a domain... how not to get ripped?

Bill · 2004-12-07, 06:03 PM

Why not cautiously reply and see what answer you get?

I have not heard of anyone successfully selling a domain to these $1500 guys.

It's been suggested that it's some sort of identity info scam, but I haven't heard any proof.

My guess is that it's a way to attract webmasters into the domain speculation auction sites- the more bidders, the higher the prices. That when you reply they string you along for a while, then tell you they can't buy it, but you might be able to sell it at (insert name.com). But that's just a guess.

Bulk mailings are cheap, as are email lists of domain owners.

2004-12-07, 06:03 PM	#1
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	Why not cautiously reply and see what answer you get? I have not heard of anyone successfully selling a domain to these $1500 guys. It's been suggested that it's some sort of identity info scam, but I haven't heard any proof. My guess is that it's a way to attract webmasters into the domain speculation auction sites- the more bidders, the higher the prices. That when you reply they string you along for a while, then tell you they can't buy it, but you might be able to sell it at (insert name.com). But that's just a guess. Bulk mailings are cheap, as are email lists of domain owners.