Are the "domain wanted" ads...

[sdudleyg]

Guys, are the "domain wanted" ads at EverydayIncome.com for real?
Who has exprience with the site?
Thanks.
Susan

 

[thekingz]

Wow great site but it looks to good to be true! I don't have any exprience with this site as i will be looking into it tho d

 

[sdudleyg]

Looks like you have to pay to respond to the domain wanted ads, so I wondered if they were legit ads, or not. Is the site simply making money from us hopefuls?

 

[James]

Guys, are the "domain wanted" ads at EverydayIncome.com for real?
Who has exprience with the site?
Thanks.
Susan

Do A EverydayIncome search here and you will find your answer.

jim

 

[Stinos]

looks indeed to good to be true

 

[sdudleyg]

Oh, I see the name is registered to Eleview. Hadn't even looked; thanks.

I had dealings with them in the old Afternic.com forum days. They were in Russia and also had an address in Michigan, I think. Their English sounds better now; they used to join Afternic under assumed English-sounding names, but with bad English. I published some correspondence with them at Afternic, I remember, to keep them away from people. They had lied about why they had one of my domain names listed as "for sale" at a high price with bids listed with it. (I had not listed it at all.) Of course, I called them on the bids and of course they did not come through, but their rationalizations were fun to read. They kept maintaing their positions.

Thanks for alerting me. I hope I did not encourage anyone to send them money by posting about the webpage. Susan

 

[DNQuest.com]

They are scam artisits..... run far away