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bingoOriginally posted by DomainOgre
Makes no sense unless you are an alter ego of Domain P.
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My question is this OpenCG:
Why on earth would you buy a name from somebody who publicly states "I don't care that it was not legal"? The funny thing is that you did it AFTER he said it.
It even looked like you were having doubts of your own before that. Makes no sense unless you are an alter ego of Domain P. Oh well, let the soap opera continue....
bingoOriginally posted by DomainOgre
Makes no sense unless you are an alter ego of Domain P.
your sick and a moron and you should be investigated thats all i see from you. lol first give me a break jerk
Originally posted by jh3
I don't believe you paid domainp anything at all. Atillo also agreed to purchase the domain first so it would be his domain if domainp is the legal owner.
I say someone should check the IP addresses of all of the parties involved. Match them up. See where they are from. Etc.
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Exactly, you paid nothing. You are part of the scam.
i had my doubts but now my doubts switched to atillo because domainp actually did what he was saying it seems atillo disappeard and the number isnt working now is that weird?
Originally posted by DomainOgre
My question is this OpenCG:
Why on earth would you buy a name from somebody who publicly states "I don't care that it was not legal"? The funny thing is that you did it AFTER he said it.
It even looked like you were having doubts of your own before that. Makes no sense unless you are an alter ego of Domain P. Oh well, let the soap opera continue....
It's not Atillio you need to speak to. It is the owner that GoDaddy caught the domain for in the first place.
Donna Mahony
I was thinking the samething abusive, can a mod do a quick check just to be sure we aren't talking to the same person here?
JH3 consider:
1. How could Domainp and Opencg know one another? Domainp is a new member and Opencg is a past member registered since 10/02. Don't believe they had a chance meeting but met here on DNForum
2. Opencg was also the Ebay bidder who only bidded once someone posted that ouch was on EBay.
So I belive Domainp was paid by Opencg.
thank you! we should start checking IP addresses because something isnt at the moment.
Originally posted by Abusiveelusive
I say someone should check the IP addresses of all of the parties involved. Match them up. See where they are from. Etc.
I would have to say that Allen is first in line based on everything I have read and seen and those who I have talked to.Originally posted by opencg
once atillio finish playing detective/columbo and he doesnt find anything bad about domainp he will have to transfer to me domainp already agreed on my cash acceptence and will deny any funds from atillio and im calling atillio now as im typing
No one knows when or for how much Domainp aquired the domain. It has been asked.
No one knows who the now infamous mr. Wan is however we do know that it is domainps "friend".
Attillo is doing what he must. He transfers the name to you knowing what he knows and he becomes part of the problem.
I imagine domainp has sent all of the documentation to allen and attillo so he can get himself out of the mess. Also I would imagine he has sent the contact information for the notorious mr W.
I think the detective work is now being performed by far more people than just attillo!
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Originally posted by fmmp
JH3 consider:
1. How could Domainp and Opencg know one another? Domainp is a new member and Opencg is a past member registered since 10/02. Don't believe they had a chance meeting but met here on DNForum
2. Opencg was also the Ebay bidder who only bidded once someone posted that ouch was on EBay.
So I belive Domainp was paid by Opencg.
Domainp has also never said if he "addressed" his friend Mr. Wan about the situation which is definitely fishy.
fmmp, opencg may be an old member but domainp is brand new. It's not that far fetched that opencg opens a new account to sell a domain.
I just think opencg or domainp needs to show some proof that opencg paid domainp $3000 for the domain today. I don't believe he did but this is just my thoughts on this situation.
Different IP.Originally posted by jh3
I was thinking the samething abusive, can a mod do a quick check just to be sure we aren't talking to the same person here?
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You had doubts and you still forked over $3k? Hmmmm.Originally posted by opencg
i had my doubts but now my doubts switched to atillo because domainp actually did what he was saying it seems atillo disappeard and the number isnt working now is that weird?
Not trying to play good cop for your alter ego huh?
many an old time forum member has opened a new account to conduct their dirty deeds under a different name so time means nothing.
Donna Mahony
a person who buys from theives is worth LESS than the theives in my book.
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Hmm.... Is it possibly same person, 2 computers, 1 going through a proxy from Russia? How far can you go with the IP's?
And why isn't the forum admin checking IPs of all those involved in this mess to dismiss at least one theory (that domainp and opencg are two avatars of the same person)?
Of course Opencg is free to call me names...
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