How to advertise domains for sale free

[sjp]

I have used there free service as well as everydayincome..

Now I am a member of everydayincome ( for there want ads) and I have sold several names through there want ads..

I have 150 domain buyers on my list. I can not guarntee you a sell but I can help.. I can charge $1.00 for everyname you want me to send it to.

This is not a scam, I am just a business person who is trying to make a living.

I have never done this with other peoples names. I send them a list 1x a week with my names and just let the offers come in.

I have names that are listed on my website at
www.edomainbuyers.com

However those are still sitting there because

A) They are junk
B) they are new.

To kind of tell you how many domain buyers come to my site.. My site is moving up on Alexa.com.. It is over 1 million, but type in a name and see if you even show up...

Everyone that comes to my site is domain buyers and investors. Some come back on a regular basis..

I am in no means spamming this, I am a member of this forum and want to keep my reputation good and clean.

If you are interested in this service please let me know.


Thanks

 

[lhague]

...I just went to look at everyday income and it looks very similar to allForDomains. Don't get me wrong Im not knocking it because I haven't tried it, but Ive been ripped off by similar looking sites and learned to be more vigillant when it comes to parting with my hard earned cash!... Im not very trusting so will wait to see others opinions, maybe other members here have used the service.....thanks for offering to submit to the list for $1 though, but I wont part with 1cent unless a service has a good reputation by the experienced majority!........

All the best

 

[options]

I posted a thread in this forum at:

http://dnforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6772

Please, look at it.
Now go to domain check and find out who registered allfordomains.com AND everydayincome.com.
Surprise.

Winfree replied that person is in this forum too, but Domainreseller (or more of them?. Oh, no...) obviously saw the thread and tried to make it up.
He sent me another email from Lycos in a name of one fake prospect. However I recognized him again.
Here are the mails:

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Dear Michaele,

As I am doing some research about best mailing companies, would you be so
kind to forward me the original mail you recieved from EverydayIncome.
I appreciate very much your time .

Thanks.


----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>

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--------- Forwarded Message ---------

DATE: 09.28.2002 20:07:26
From: "Julie Troitskaya" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>

You should not reply to the address in the FROM field. Please reply to:
[email protected]

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^
Here he tried to make it like redirection mail. However mail headers were wrong again.
So, I replied something like: Vladimir it wasn't so easy to fool me.
His reply:
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What hell are u doing?
Are u crazy?

**** off

dont bother me
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After that I told him that I will probably report his company for fraud.


Vladimir(s), go away from this forum.