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[Rockefeller]

There was a problem with the calculator, that has been fixed. If you received an outrageous escrow fee, please try again now.

[Rockefeller]

Appears to be a scammer at work trying to steal Godaddy domains. Always make sure that the message under your transaction match up to any emails that you are receiving.

Also, please note, our Godaddy account info WILL ALWAYS be:

user name: escrowdns
email: support@escrowdns.com

NOTHING ELSE! PLEASE WRITE THIS DOWN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. We are also in the process of adding a warning when you setup a transaction. The scammer is spoofing emails from EscrowDNS and Escrow.com to make it appear that you should push a domain name into a scammers account.

[TheLegendaryJP]

Do you have an example of an escrow.com transaction this happened with this guy?

[Rockefeller]

Same way, he targets people that do not know the process of escrow.com and spoofs an email from them asking them to push the domain name into "their" account

[TheLegendaryJP]

Originally Posted by Rockefeller

Same way, he targets people that do not know the process of escrow.com and spoofs an email from them asking them to push the domain name into "their" account

Not sure I understand, escrow.com does not handle the name at all, it would be a push into the buyers account, not escrows. Escrow.com notifies me they received funds, I log in and confirm and THEN I push the name to the buyer/transfer however he wants it. I always check the status at escrow.com first for two reasons, first it verifies funds received and secondly I make sure the account I push or accept transfer from is matching the escrow sender. If they use private info and are slow to release funds and accept merchandise I can have funds released asap with one phone call.

So there is no name or example of escrow.com having the same spoof take place?

[Rockefeller]

Nope, don't have an example, but have been having people contact me for the last 3 days saying that they have had their domain names stolen out of Godaddy and escrow.com was one of the services used. Seller wasn't familiar with escrow.com process, scammer initiated a transaction there and spoof emailed to seller asking to push the domain name to their account, which appeared to be from Escrow.com.

[TheLegendaryJP]

Why is no one posting the spoof mail with headers etc, would be helpful.

[Rockefeller]

Good idea, bdjuf and others, if you could post that, that'd be great

[copper]

What would happen if buyer forgot or don't bother accepting domain
after domain is already pushed to their acct?

[Rockefeller]

If we do not hear from the buyer within 1 day we will release the payment, as long as WE are the ones that pushed the domain name. Some sellers insist on going around our procedures and pushing the domain name directly to the buyer, in that case, the seller will have to wait until we hear back from the buyer. If we do not hear from him after 4 business days and the domain name is in the buyer's name, we will then release payment.

[cleverlyslick]

Hey Justin, I just registered for escrowdns,however I have not received confirmation email.