Alert: Everydayincome.com - possible scam

[Donna Mahony]

Here is a copy of the email I am sending to the customer address in EverydayIncome SPAM

I did not place an ad at EverydayIncome.com It looks like they harvest domains wanted ads from other sites. I know a great number of people in the domain industry and we are getting fed up with this SPAM from EverydayIncome.com.

If you paid for this service you got robbed as most of us would NEVER do business with anyone or anything associated with EverydayIncome.

Thankyou
www.iWinDomains.com

 

[options]

Originally posted by winfreecash
I am going to reply to each and every email from everydayincome and let them know the paid $59 to thieves.

What do you mean?
You know, Everydayincome SELF sent you the forged mails.

 

[Donna Mahony]

Originally posted by options


What do you mean?
You know, Everydayincome SELF sent you the forged mails.

Go look at the site, they copied ads from HERE and most likely other places.

 

[mole]

Originally posted by winfreecash
Go look at the site, they copied ads from HERE and most likely other places.

Hahahhaha, mimicry is the best form of flattery.

 

[Donna Mahony]

Originally posted by mole


Hahahhaha, mimicry is the best form of flattery.

That may be so, BUT the offers to buy or sell that I post here are meant for the people of this forum.

 

[mole]

And Rick's

 

[options]

EverydayIncome is just a small part of a HUGE US-Russian organization.

They operate many businesses, including dating/marriage agency.

http://www.eleview.com/core.asp?target=Departments


Furthermore it seems some big names are involved too,
like Beyond The Network
http://www.pccwbtn.com/
which further unfold to Hong Kong and worldwide.

Nobody knows how big is it.

 

[Donna Mahony]

Originally posted by mole
And Rick's

You have no way of knowing what I post at Ricks. That board is totally different in every way from this one.

 

[sjp]

O.k

I am happy, everydayincome.com did refund my money.. They answered everyone of my emails with quickness.

I do want to point out 1 positive thing, For alot of sites that are scams would not refund your money and or answer your emails.

Good luck

 

[NewSeller]

I'm not surprised that they replied your emails quickly.

I tried their service two months ago. They helped me to find a buyer and I sold one domain. Of course, I did not get too much. I sold it for only $650

Perhaps, they are grabbing ads of domain buyers from other sites but it does not matter to me because their service worked very well

They answered alls my email very fast and helped with the escrow service.

May be grabbing ads from other sites is not a good practice but I tried many other sites that did not grab anything and I simply wasted my time.

Afternic, GD, shoutload, sedo did not grab ads of domain buyers from other sites and forums. And what ? I simply wasted my time with them.

Anyway, domain selling is not a good business. I spent over 5 months and earned only $650. : (

I don't want to be a loser anymore.

I will never try to repeat my experience.

 

[GiantDomains]

You can tell everydayincome gets want ads from here. They are exact!!! IN FACT some of the wants ads on everyday income say PM ME ! Private message me! oops. forgot to edit the "stolen" dnf ads everdayincome?

AND for the record, SJP did spam from his email, but I asked him to stop, and so far no more spam.

 

[NewSeller]

It's sad to hear that they used ads grabbed from other sites.

It seems they collect such ads from several sites. But it's very convenient for a seller to read all ads in one place.

You know, it's very difficult to find domain buyers on the web.

They helped me to sell my domain. I cannot say anything bad about them.

It's not a good practice but their service works for me.

 

[options]

Originally posted by NewSeller

They helped me to sell my domain. I cannot say anything bad about them.

It's not a good practice but their service works for me.

It has nothing to do with LHCB or antimatter.

 

[NamePopper.com]

Very Interesting.

 

[options]

Originally posted by NamePopper
Very Interesting.

Sure. You found it too?
I can't get it. So fine career and still spamming, cheating...
Just unbelievable.

 

[Idledomains]

So much for © 2001, 2002 DNForum.com
Seems they have harvested my email address as well, so now I will make it private

 

[NameCaster]

I just got on their list too:

Hello,

You received this email because one of our domain buyers was interested in web design / hosting domains.

Please read his needs at
http://www.everydayincome.com/wanted_ad.asp?F=wanted165

I also suggest you to read specifications of other domain buyers at
http://www.everydayincome.com/wanted.asp

Many people sold their domain names by sending offers to buyers. This is the easiest way to sell domains and web sites.

I wish you Good Luck !

Sincerely,

Julie Troitskaya

EverydayIncome.com Team

[email protected]

http://www.EverydayIncome.com

P. S. To be removed from our list just send a message to [email protected] with 'Remove' in the subject line.

***Nice of them to give me the option to opt out of a list I never joined. How Classic.

Thats ok though. I know how to fix spammers.

Cheers!

 

[Sharpy]

If you receive any correspondence from any of the companies/names listed below:

ELEVIEW INTERNATIONAL INC
EverydayIncome.com
AllForDomains.com
SoftForces.com
FastDomainSales.com
Andrew Gordon
Andrew Cohen
Vladimir Obraztsov
Dmitry Shamparov
Oleg Nayandin
Julie Troitskaya
Phillip Moore
Hagen Volker


1. Highlight Email
2. Press and hold shift key while hitting delete key.
3. Repeat process as necessary.

cheers

 

[fmmp]

EI is bogus! I listed domains with them before researching. I'll make this short - when I finally researched alot of the names listed on their site as "make offer" weren't even registered! I complained and contacted their cc processing company and a member of their company who finally refunded my cash!

BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[URLtrader]

Originally posted by sharpboy
If you receive any correspondence from any of the companies/names listed below:

ELEVIEW INTERNATIONAL INC
EverydayIncome.com
AllForDomains.com
SoftForces.com
FastDomainSales.com
Andrew Gordon
Andrew Cohen
Vladimir Obraztsov
Dmitry Shamparov
Oleg Nayandin
Julie Troitskaya
Phillip Moore
Hagen Volker


1. Highlight Email
2. Press and hold shift key while hitting delete key.
3. Repeat process as necessary.

cheers

It is not a "Possible Scam" - it IS a SCAM .Thanks for highlighting the info for all to note.