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LNY.net and KRY.net

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Recently purchased lny.net and kry.net few days ago from stylesp and afextz , has already paid via paypal and make transfer request into my registrar. When I saw the whois details that both domains goes to other person at GD registrar.

What should I do ? :'(

Please disregret this message, as I'd contacted the seller and the seller promised to deliver both domains to my registrar.
 
Afextz? If thats who I think it is, then I wouldn't deal with him. To my knowledge, Afextz, who goes by the handle "fex", is a notorious AIM "wannabe" hacker. He steals peoples AIM screen names, credit cards, money, and other personal information. I'm not sure who stylesp is.
 
Sorry to tell you this, but those 2 guys were the same scammer, and both accounts were banned after several frauds.
 
News Updated:

Followed my friend suggestion to make "Paypal complaint" for both transaction and email the owner listed at whois (the owner listed is afextz) and he responded my email. He asked me to cancelled the paypal complaint after he'd pushed both domains into my registrar account.

Now LNY.net and KRY.net has been pushed & secured at my registrar account :)

Paypal.com is great to do the transaction, as they have the buyer protection. I love it . ^_^

Thank you all for your care :)
 
I'm glad that all worked out. Good luck.
 
Glad everything worked out, but don't thank paypal. They don't protect you for "intangible goods", meaning things like websites or domains.

If the seller had refuser to complete the transaction, paypal wouldn't be able to do anything to help you.
 
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