Who is the one sending these emails to me?

[tldrental]

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If you receive an e-mail from a company called Crucial Domains or something similar offering to sell you a .com version of your existing domain name, DO NOT PURCHASE.

.COM domains can be deleted within 5 days for a full refund. He paid $7.06 for it once it was released and is "tasting" it for 5 days to see if you're willing to pay hundreds of dollars for the domain name. If no one is interested, he will DELETE THE DOMAIN NAME WITHIN 5 DAYS FOR A FULL REFUND FROM THE REGISTRY. Once he deletes it, it will be available for anyone to register.

 

[stewie]

I'm getting the same emails :frusty:

 

[BostonDomainer]

just add them to your spam list and drive on... Though I have to admit, there was 1 time where it was helpful. I owned a .org of a name... they caught the .com... I waited and waited... it dropped like clock work and I picked it up. Seriously, I don't see any thing wrong with the way they operate or what they do (aside from the unsolicited email). I personally see it as added service. And if you don't want the service, just filter it out IMHO. No harms done. It's an effective (though questionable) business model.

 

[whitebark]

I'm always getting these types of emails from .asia registrars. What lowlifes. I always respond with: "If you pay me $100, register the name at your cost, then maybe, just maybe I will consider owning a crappy .asia domain." A few days later I get another, "Better hurry and register crap.asia before someone else does."

I'd rather get the .com ones like the one noted - at least a .com is worth a little! :upset:

 

[Fatbat]

I get them all the time, though I actually used their service once for a .com that I really wanted. No biggy. As Foxo said, if you don't want to hear from them, add them to the junk list. I see it as a useful alert myself.

 

[Gerry]

I have recieved tons of them. And if you will notice, each time there is a different sender address or name/number with the name "crucial" in the URL.

 

[brindle123]

I got an email from them. i told them i was interested in it for alot of $$$, then strung them along until they couldn't get a refund on the domain. then i congratulated them on their new purchase.
FM

 

[denny007]

tldrental's email is actually oposite - it is warning against the "we have .com of your .net". Both type of emails are bothersome. I have killfilter @gmail @yahoo @hotmail etc. saves lots of time. People I want to communicate with do not use free email anyway

I got an email from them. i told them i was interested in it for alot of $$$, then strung them along until they couldn't get a refund on the domain. then i congratulated them on their new purchase.

The guy which (used to) contact me wwas offering domains which was PENDINGDELETE, once and only once happened he offered domain I wanted so I emailed him "thanks for reminder , I will backorder it on my own though"

 

[wussadotcom]

I got an email from them. i told them i was interested in it for alot of $$$, then strung them along until they couldn't get a refund on the domain. then i congratulated them on their new purchase.
FM

wow.. thats :lol:

 

[tldrental]

I got an email from them. i told them i was interested in it for alot of $$$, then strung them along until they couldn't get a refund on the domain. then i congratulated them on their new purchase.
FM

I am going to remember to do this

 

[katherine]

I got an email from them. i told them i was interested in it for alot of $$$, then strung them along until they couldn't get a refund on the domain. then i congratulated them on their new purchase.
FM

Serves them well.