For Sale Jerks adding names to mydomain.com

[HLK]

I'm getting tired of all the leaches who add recently dropped names to their accounts at mydomain before the new owner has a chance to.

That means we have to email mydomain and explain to them that the name belongs to us and wait days to straighten it out.

To all you leaches who do this I say get a f#Q#!# life!! You are scum..

 

[Domainut]

I am not too familiar with mydomain, but couldn't they easily identify these leeches? If this is happening something needs to be done.

 

[Frontline]

Not a bad idea for free traffic

 

[HLK]

Yea at the expense of the guy who owns the domain. Slimeballs..

 

[strongvis]

Yea at the expense of the guy who owns the domain. Slimeballs..

DIY harvey . . .these guys are cockroaches not slimeballs. ONce mydomain squashes one, they'll sign up under a new ip or handle and do it again. . . Not easy to stop.

 

[HLK]

DIY harvey . . .these guys are cockroaches not slimeballs. ONce mydomain squashes one, they'll sign up under a new ip or handle and do it again. . . Not easy to stop.

I'll go with that assesment.

I am tracking a few of them now, stay tuned for me to post their names here on the forum...

 

[Frontline]

Why dont you just use a more secure forwarding/stats service. Theres tons of them and alot are a heck of alot better than mydomain.

 

[dvdrip]

I use my own nameservers.

 

[HLK]

Why dont you just use a more secure forwarding/stats service. Theres tons of them and alot are a heck of alot better than mydomain.

If there are any other free DNS fowarding services that are good, please post
them. TIA

 

[Steen]

If the MyDomain service is so poor, ask for a refund.

 

[Deleted member 2020]

Just a thought.

Some of the names could have previously been at mydomains.com and were never removed when the name lapsed. (Who would take the trouble to deactive a mydomain.com account any way - probably not many people).

I have a similar sort of problem at trafficz.com where a recently acquired domain is already in someone else's account, although it isn't very frequent, maybe one domain in a couple of hundred.

 

[HLK]

Nah, these were true websites before..

 

[strongvis]

Here's a couple I found in viewing source on a hijacked mydomain name.

registrarads.com and 3120.com


Registrant:
Nedekko
126 Aldersgate Street
London, EC1A 4JQ
GB


Registrant:
Dkal
Crcega 329 4 planta
Barcelona

and their affiliate ID for travelocity is 10007130

leaches

 

[HLK]

Good Job!! Keep posting the names of losers that can't make a buck using their own domains....

 

[Chad]

This has been happening, maybe not on a large scale, for years.

You catch a name on a drop in which you already have MyDomain's nameservers plugged in. The scumbag throws it in his MyDomain account before you get a chance to. You have to contact MyDomain and go thru the process of getting it removed from the scumbags account...While he cashes in on your traffic.

My best advice if you are going to use one of the worst free redirecting companies out there is to enter the domain(s) into your account right after you find out you got it.

And HLK...your PPC company offers a free redirect service...try contacting them.

 

[strongvis]

JordanGear.com is my domain. . ..

This guy that runs sneakers.com is the same guy that runs DNSresearch.com and his name is Roy Lopez. .. . Welcome to your outing Roy. The only way I know who you are is your horrible past business practices. Looks like things don't change

 

[Chad]

Ouch...caught red handed!

 

[DownUnder]

Guys, if you don't already have an account, try using ***** to manage your domain traffic.
No self promotion, against the rules. Thread stater did not ask for a service recommendation. Thanks

 

[mole]

What's the issue, guys? Don't you use eNom nameserver hosting services at $4/yr? If you can't even afford that, you ain't Kill Bill.

 

[HLK]

Exposing a leach, well done stronvis!!