SCAM or not ? Please advise...

[Domain Master]

Please name your price?

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Hi

We have been approached by a client looking to buy one or some of your domain names.


Please list your domain names to confirm you would like to sell and then we can negoiate with our client for your domain names

Yes i want to list my domain names for the buyer to make me a good offer

You may also park your domain names with ourselves, we are offering 90% of the revenue from our Google API feed

We hope to see you on there soon

Thanks

Parks Dot Com (Buying team)You are a member of various forums and we have a client who would like to make a

 

[draggar]

Look at the domain that the email is coming from - if it is new (or from a free service) than chances are it's a scam.

Looking at the one in the mail:

Created: 2010-03-17

Expires: 2012-03-17


Updated: 2010-04-23

It is definately spam, as for a scam, not that easy to tell but the link to sell does look like an affilaite link so I'd say it's suspicious.

If they ask you to get an appraisal then it is a scam.

 

[silentg]

I don't think there's anybody interested in your domain. They just want you to park your domains with them. They're known to be spammers and very rude.

 

[Domain Master]

Thanks-
the word negotiate was spelled wrong in their email to me...lol

 

[cmason]

I get emails from them on an almost daily basis. Probably not scammers, but DEFINITELY spammers.

 

[katherine]

Probably hidden advertising.
Namedrive has resorted to the same tactics in the past.