New spammer - [email protected]

[barefoot]

i wouldn't consider offers or inquiries to purchase my domains as spam...

I agree with you. I send email inquiries similar to the one Acro posted. The way I see it, if someone thinks it's spam and disregards it, they're missing out on a potential sale.

I really don't want to make the initial offer for a domain if at all possible. I prefer to try to discover how much the registrant is expecting, or if the registrant is even interested in selling. Then I know whether I want to pursue negotiations or not. Yes, I could throw out the first number, but in negotiations, the first person to throw out a number is often left at a disadvantage.

That said, I do realize there are plenty of actual spammers and scammers out there ("appraisals", "listing services", etc.) trying to part you and your money -- or you and your domains.

 

[Adam DickerAdam Dicker is verified member.]

[email protected]

Hello John,

We would like to ask if your domain xxxx is for sale.
If you are interested in selling this domain,
kindly send me your selling price
and I will get back to you afterwards.


Regards,
Rachel Abrams

I got tons of these ones.

Alll useless.

-=DCG=-

 

[Theo]

In case you missed my second post: I asked for verifiable information and they responded - in broken English - that they want to remain anonymous. In my book, it's spam.

When I place an offer via email I include my name/company name, phone number and location. This guy's name is "Allen" as much as mine is "Murat"

 

[Melly]

Allo My Name is Ali Kabob Haris George. You sale me yur domain for 2 dollas?

 

[Rodney]

Thanks for starting this thread. I got a similar email today fro. "Allen"

We are interested in one of your domains.

We would like to offer $1,000 for example.com and we can consummate the deal via escrow.com.

Thank you in advance for all your time and I'm looking forward for your reply.

Thanks to google and this thread, I now know I don't have to waste my time

 

[Theo]

"consummate the deal" - now that's rather cheesy

 

[stock_post]

Going by this I know the fact, I do not have any domains worth for Spammers.
I never got these emails

May be they will dumb down once all the good names were spammed to death.

 

[iestates]

The trend I've been noticing is that we'll get a random email offering to buy a domain that we just sold a few days earlier at auction. We have speculated that it is the new owner trying to get us to buy back the domain we just sold him for a higher price and then drop his/her 'offer' afterward.

Example:

-We sell xxx.com at auction for $1000
-Three days later we receive an offer for $3000

If we were idiots, we would then...
-rush back to the buyer at $1000 and offer him $1500 for the domain we just sold him
-he would agree, and so we would agree to the $3k offer
-we would pay for $1500 for the domain and then when we asked for payment from the new buyer, he would vanish

Anyway, just something to be aware of...

 

[Rico]

> Op 27 aug 2010 om 23:18 heeft Eliza Sanders <[email protected]> het
> volgende geschreven:\
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> We have been searching for a domain to use on a current development
>> project and we are interested to buy your domain xxx.com.
>>
>> Please respond with your selling price.
>>
>> Lot of Thanks,
>> Eliza Sanders
>>

 

[iestates]

> Op 27 aug 2010 om 23:18 heeft Eliza Sanders <[email protected]> het
> volgende geschreven:\
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> We have been searching for a domain to use on a current development
>> project and we are interested to buy your domain xxx.com.
>>
>> Please respond with your selling price.
>>
>> Lot of Thanks,
>> Eliza Sanders
>>

I would actually respond to that asking for an offer.

 

[Rico]

i did that with someone with another name

 

[oberheimer]

True same here i got a mail from with a different person i think, or maybe same as i have got before, but an ok offer for that name.
Still to low for me to sell ut but a good starting point. Will see what they reply. Sure they try to get a good price but deos'nt most people when they e-mail
When i try to buy a name i allways ask for a price so i know if it's even worth negotiating.
i asked about a lll.com and he replied "I know that an offer of less that US$ 200,000 would not be considered seriously" I did not even bother replying to that because i have sold better names for 5 figure. I guess his personal value was alot more then the market or end user...

Next time i will let them make an offer before i write my price. I could get really good offer so...

 

[iestates]

Got this one today:

[email protected]

Hi there. We have been looking for a domain name for a new company that we want to start. It's been quite a task to say the least, but xyz.com and abc.com seems to fit what we need. Our offer to you is $2,500. Please do me a favor and let me know if this works for you. Either way, I appreciate your time. Thanks
----

On an interesting note pertaining to a couple comments earlier, these were two domains that i just recently purchased at a latonas.com auction. I'm just not quite clear what's in this for them.

I replied asking for a phone number. We'll see what happens

 

[Adam DickerAdam Dicker is verified member.]

[email protected]

I have gotten a few by this person, doesn't build confidence that their business domain, chuszie.com, is a landing page. lol

Must be a huge business

-=DCG=-

 

[iestates]

I have gotten a few by this person, doesn't build confidence that their business domain, chuszie.com, is a landing page. lol

Must be a huge business

-=DCG=-

Seriously. Any thoughts on the Latona connection?

 

[grantw2]

Seriously. Any thoughts on the Latona connection?

I've been getting a boat load of these over the past few months and am getting p*ssed off with them so thought I'd have another dig around. Here are the results:

A google search for the philippenes ip address usually associated with these emails (116.50.236.226) reveals 1 entry at Stopforumspam.com:

http://www.stopforumspam.com/ipcheck/116.50.236.226

The spammers username is listed as 'lbtriggerman'

The first result on google for 'lbtriggerman' is this twitter page:

http://twitter.com/lbtriggerman

The twitter page has numerous links to the following 2 sites: watchbrokers.com / webuywatches.com, both these sites are owned by Rick Latona as can be seen in the my companies/sites sections on this page:

http://www.ricklatona.com/watches

Is all this a coincidence? I seriously doubt it as the whole thing has reeked of Latona from the beginning.

Grant

 

[Makis77]

Grant great investigation skills, results don't surprise me.

 

[iestates]

[email protected]:

For the moment we would prefer to remain anonymous. I hope this isn't a problem. Please let me know if the price is agreeable. Thanks On Tue, 12 Oct 2010 14:54:33 -0500, "iEstates.com" wrote: > What's your phone number?

---------- Post added at 07:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:44 PM ----------

Rick runs an outsource company in the Philippines, right? Outsourcing.com or open.ph?

http://www.ricklatona.com/2009/06/2...the-unsung-heroes-in-our-family-of-companies/

Seriously just wondering what the motivation is here...

 

[Dan Lakey]

Just received one from [email protected] and want to confirm it's bogus.

Good day!

We want to inquire about the purchase of your domain name ****.com for $300.00. This domain name is to be used in one of our companies. Please response to our message if you agree with our price, so we can set up the payment through Escrow.com. Have a great day!

Regards

 

[Diabro]

I have gotten a few by this person, doesn't build confidence that their business domain, chuszie.com, is a landing page. lol

Must be a huge business

-=DCG=-

I see no problem with this. Some big players do this so they can get teh domain for a reasonable price. If you know Microsoft wants to buy it you probably will try to get a lot more.