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Hey folks,

Does anyone here have experience with Dan Tansanu, who runs DotBag.com?

He sold me a $6.95 Enom.com reseller account on Ebay.com that ain't what he advertised. Now, he won't give me a refund.

We are taking legal action. Anyone else?

Thanks for your input.

domainduck
 
Count me in. I was also ripped off with the $6.95 eNom reseller accounts that he sold in eBay. I made a complaint in PayPal but as he raised the prices two months after my buy I was out of time and it was useless. Keep me updated.

Thanks,

NR.
 
Contact its ETP - get it from Enom.
 
RADiSTAR said:
Contact its ETP - get it from Enom.

It's useless. Here you have some reading for those who were affected:

http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=379787
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=312471

The second thread is from the author of the scam.

Here is a little resume of what happened:

ericv8 at WHT said:
CPIsites (aka URLcollection.com) is the Prime ETP. DIDinc is a sub-reseller below CPIsites and Dan Tasanu somehow created all of these accounts illegally in January 04. He said it happened innocently when he went to create an $8.95 account and lowest $6.95 scale rates appeared instead. And so he admitted to creating over 100 accounts over a 3 day period during a time period which enom admitted there was a system flaw which allowed this to occur. Once CPIsites found out, Steve contacted enom and refused to manage all these allounts at no profit... hence your sudden $8.95 pricing. He also refused to allow theese accounts to transfer direct below enom.. trust me, I tried this route but Steve is very unsympathetic and simply says "If you have a problem it is with DIDINC". If you call enom all they will tell you is that CPISites is the prime ETP and discontinued "promotional pricing"
 
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