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Title: How would someone get ripped off via wire transfer? Post by: cashcrypto on November 21, 2014, 11:20:58 PM I've been offered to have a domain bought from me for $25,000 and they will send via wire transfer /or western union ( not doing WU as been ripped off before ) .
Am I about to be scammed? If so explain. Thanks! Title: Re: How would someone get ripped off via wire transfer? Post by: pedrog on November 21, 2014, 11:29:23 PM Can you use a service like Sedo for the sale?
I think it's better to do so. Title: Re: How would someone get ripped off via wire transfer? Post by: cashcrypto on November 21, 2014, 11:31:40 PM Can you use a service like Sedo for the sale? I think it's better to do so. I have an account with SEDO although not sure how to use it really. But, you are saying this will protect it ? They want me to use http://dn-tools.domaincertifications.net/certification.htm to verify I own it and no Trademark ( but, i have to pay for it ) which makes me suspect. Title: Re: How would someone get ripped off via wire transfer? Post by: pedrog on November 21, 2014, 11:37:14 PM Can you use a service like Sedo for the sale? I think it's better to do so. I have an account with SEDO although not sure how to use it really. But, you are saying this will protect it ? They want me to use http://dn-tools.domaincertifications.net/certification.htm to verify I own it and no Trademark ( but, i have to pay for it ) which makes me suspect. I don't think that website is legit: http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/domaincertifications.net Title: Re: How would someone get ripped off via wire transfer? Post by: cashcrypto on November 21, 2014, 11:38:54 PM Can you use a service like Sedo for the sale? I think it's better to do so. I have an account with SEDO although not sure how to use it really. But, you are saying this will protect it ? They want me to use http://dn-tools.domaincertifications.net/certification.htm to verify I own it and no Trademark ( but, i have to pay for it ) which makes me suspect. I don't think that website is legit: http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/domaincertifications.net Thanks for the heads up! figured something was up! Title: Re: How would someone get ripped off via wire transfer? Post by: pedrog on November 21, 2014, 11:40:59 PM Can you use a service like Sedo for the sale? I think it's better to do so. I have an account with SEDO although not sure how to use it really. But, you are saying this will protect it ? They want me to use http://dn-tools.domaincertifications.net/certification.htm to verify I own it and no Trademark ( but, i have to pay for it ) which makes me suspect. I don't think that website is legit: http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/domaincertifications.net Thanks for the heads up! figured something was up! I guess that's the scam, they bait you with a big sale for a domain and require you to buy that 'certification', you buy the 'certification' and that's it, they got that money. Title: Re: How would someone get ripped off via wire transfer? Post by: cashcrypto on November 21, 2014, 11:43:50 PM Can you use a service like Sedo for the sale? I think it's better to do so. I have an account with SEDO although not sure how to use it really. But, you are saying this will protect it ? They want me to use http://dn-tools.domaincertifications.net/certification.htm to verify I own it and no Trademark ( but, i have to pay for it ) which makes me suspect. I don't think that website is legit: http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/domaincertifications.net Thanks for the heads up! figured something was up! I guess that's the scam, they bait you with a big sale for a domain and require you to buy that 'certification', you buy the 'certification' and that's it, they got that money. Yup! plus, they probably steal more information from you upon signing up . I just wrote back to him the site is a scam , made a bigger offer to pay for the domain/told him to pay for the certification + I'm doing the transaction on SEDO if anything lol .... I won't be hearing from them I bet. Title: Re: How would someone get ripped off via wire transfer? Post by: Pantheon on November 22, 2014, 05:41:13 PM Thats already a red flag, based on the amount $25k over western union.
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