legal Yet Another stolen domain listed on Flippa - ZTM.com

[silentg]

Just a heads up to you guys. This domain was stolen before and now it has been stole once again. I notified the owner as well.

https://flippa.com/128202-ZTM-COM---LLL-COM---Super-Short--3-Letter---Brandable-Domain

 

[incka]

Looks like it's there again

 

[silentg]

I called the original owner and the stupid lady was like ignore it, we're safe for a long time. The thief still has access to their domain: http://ztm.com/4sale.txt

 

[katherine]

$559

 

[chipmeade]

Auction currently suspended

 

[silentg]

Auction still active with no bids:
https://flippa.com/2659121-ztm-com-super-well-aged-lll-com-talk-bz-together-for-559

 

[chipmeade]

Looks like they are having a hard time keeping up with their fraud. Both of these pages are supposed to prove their ownership in the same name. Ha!

http://ztm.com/4sale.txt

http://ztm.com/4sale.txt

 

[katherine]

What's that ?

Sign the confidentiality agreement to bid on this listing.

---------- Post added at 07:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:45 PM ----------

I bet the seller has no intention of even releasing the stolen domain to whomever falls prey:

Seller does not accept Escrow payment

 

[silentg]

What's that ?

Flippa has an option to keep your sale private but this seller is really stupid. He paid for the private listing feature and put the stolen domain names in the title of the auction.

 

[Theo]

That txt file was placed at 9am today. There is a chance the hosting account is hacked and not the domain itself. In other words, the hacker/thief is about to rip off someone on Flippa for a small chunk.

 

[Theo]

Incidentally, the Sedo account listing talk.bz for sale is located in India with a 2009 registration date.

 

[Theo]

Auction canceled at Flippa. Good work, silentg

 

[silentg]

Credit goes to Incka for noticing the domain for sale again on Flippa.

 

[Dale Hubbard]

I would have thought that Flippa could at least implement a requirement for a TXT DNS record, although as Acro points out, this wouldn't work if the hosting account is hacked - but it would deter domain hackers.