Sedo Parking Update

[SedoCoUk]

Hello Everyone,

Sedo is currently conducting an investigation into Sedo parking fakers. This is an internal check. In terms of statistics, we are putting through views and withholding clicks so that we may review them thoroughly. We will update the click statistics sometime this afternoon (GMT; morning EST), at the conclusion of the investigation. Views have not been affected. Revenue of parking customers with valid traffic will not be affected. We ask for your understanding during this check as we work to make our parking program better for our many loyal and legitimate parking customers.

Kind Regards,

Your Sedo Team
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As with any large-scale parking impact, an email will be sent out to all parking customers, once the check is completed.

Kind Regards,
Your Sedo Team
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SEDO.COM :: Buy and Sell Domain Names and Websites

email: [email protected] [email protected]
_______________________ :: make a name for yourself.

 

[2j.com---------]

please please please please throw away all pop-ups attached our parked DoMains parked with Sedo , ThANKs

 

[dvdrip]

Sedo doesn't have popups. (I think...)

 

[fatter]

My names dont have popups

 

[2j.com---------]

My names dont have popups

first first class classic ThANKs 4 ur replies , appreciate ,

v have parked about 1000s DoMains with sedo , many of them have been `popped' , please , as an example4all ,
http://hairy.com

 

[dvdrip]

Your domain seem to redirect first at zedo.com(seems to have a connection with enom) and then are redirected to sedoparking.com.
Before they redirect to sedo a popup opens.

 

[Theo]

Isn't pop-ups against Sedo's rules?

 

[2j.com---------]

Your domain seem to redirect first at zedo.com(seems to have a connection with enom) and then are redirected to sedoparking.com.
Before they redirect to sedo a popup opens.

sorry , my dear Sir dvdrip ,

could ye please tell me how ye can tell that 't is
"Before they redirect to sedo a popup opens" , Before ? really Before ?

ThANKs again n @gain ;--^)

 

[dvdrip]

I can see the url in the status bar at the bottom of internet explorer.

When I look at the Source of your webpage I can see it has frames.

 

[cyberpacific]

Seem the pop up not from sedo, u can test directly to http://www.sedo.co.uk/parking/hairy.com . Try to change your ns to ns1.sedoparking.com & ns2.sedoparking.com .

 

[2j.com---------]

Seem the pop up not from sedo, u can test directly to http://www.sedo.co.uk/parking/hairy.com . Try to change your ns to ns1.sedoparking.com & ns2.sedoparking.com .

sorry4that me cant agree

it's sedo who `pops' our DoMains , with out our prior consent ,
even with out our prior knowledge !!!!!!!!!
[[[[[[[[ now sedo even 's been not-answerring us
_______4 already severral good days ,
_______ye dont feel that's impolite ????????? ]]]]]]]]]
_______ye dont feel that sedo's being unfair2 its loyal membres ????????? ]]]]]]]]]
so ,
it's sedo who should bear the responsibility the whole responsibility2clear up

confirmed :::::::::
some of our `enommed' DoMains r `popped' by sedo in being forwarded2sedo
eg ,
http://hairy.com ,
while ,
some of our `enommed' DoMains r un-infected in being forwarded2sedo
eg ,
http://2w.com ,
so , it's nothing2do with enom ,
bcoz ,
all the above-mentionned DoMains r registerred via enom ,
ie ,
enom's neutral in this aspect

my fair Ladies / dear Sirs von[of] Sedo ,

please respond me in ur earliest convenience aaka asap , delay n'o more ,

v rnt so unreason-able , please explain2me what's the benefit2us 4letting
our DoMains being `popped' by sedo in being forwarded2sedo ,
if 't really b great4us , then ok's always

'ThANKs' , chinchin

urs truly aangrily , LOheNGrin

 

[dvdrip]

cyberpacific proved to you that sedo has no popups.
Just compare http://www.sedoparking.com/hairy.com with http://www.hairy.com.

 

[dotNetKing]

This is part of the code on the landing page for hairy.com. Whether the redirection service is a third party one or an in house one, it is the redirection service that is creating the pop up:


<!-- Redirection Services Redirector4A-CHG H1 -->
<frameset rows='100%, *' frameborder=no framespacing=0 border=0>
<frame src="http://www.sedo.co.uk/parking/hairy.com" name=mainwindow frameborder=no framespacing=0 marginheight=0 marginwidth=0></frame>
<frame src="/?a8734haka8dr781346=true" NAME=a33 frameborder=no framespacing=0 marginheight=0 marginwidth=0></frame>
</frameset>
<noframes>

The "offending" bit of code, or URL is the following:

http://www.hairy.com/?a8734haka8dr781346=true

Click on this link and you'll get something like an "empty" frame and the pop up, but of course no sedo landing page.

 

[Theo]

I didn't know Martian was widely used ...

Running dig on hairy.com I get 63.251.83.56 which is an Enom IP. Check that domain's DNS settings. It's not the fault of Sedo.

sorry4that me cant agree

it's sedo who `pops' our DoMains , with out our prior consent ,
even with out our prior knowledge !!!!!!!!!
[[[[[[[[ now sedo even 's been not-answerring us
_______4 already severral good days ,
_______ye dont feel that's impolite ????????? ]]]]]]]]]
_______ye dont feel that sedo's being unfair2 its loyal membres ????????? ]]]]]]]]]
so ,
it's sedo who should bear the responsibility the whole responsibility2clear up

confirmed :::::::::
some of our `enommed' DoMains r `popped' by sedo in being forwarded2sedo
eg ,
http://hairy.com ,
while ,
some of our `enommed' DoMains r un-infected in being forwarded2sedo
eg ,
http://2w.com ,
so , it's nothing2do with enom ,
bcoz ,
all the above-mentionned DoMains r registerred via enom ,
ie ,
enom's neutral in this aspect

my fair Ladies / dear Sirs von[of] Sedo ,

please respond me in ur earliest convenience aaka asap , delay n'o more ,

v rnt so unreason-able , please explain2me what's the benefit2us 4letting
our DoMains being `popped' by sedo in being forwarded2sedo ,
if 't really b great4us , then ok's always

'ThANKs' , chinchin

urs truly aangrily , LOheNGrin

 

[dotNetKing]

This is really getting a bit off track from the reason for the post: ie Sedo's fraud investigations (maybe this ought to be put in a separate post) but...

If we could see a screen shot of the redirection settings that 2j.com is using, that might shed some further light on the popups.

He is apparently not redirecting directly to sedo, but to some other hosting/URL. That hosting/URL seems to be putting the sedo landing page in one frame and sending up the popup as well.

If you don't want to let us see a screen shot of the current redirection settings, you could still tell us the URL you are redirecting to.

Just my thoughts.

ps I see enom have straight redirection and framing.

Which of those are you using? I reckon that straight redirection should cause the least problems. If you are using framing, which it looks like you are, I think that is where the gremlins are at work.

Also, as suggested above, if you just change your nameservers to ns1.sedoparking.com & ns2.sedoparking.com you should avoid any problems.

 

[Mr. Deleted]

http://2w.com ,

today I checked that name, and it was not parked at sedo, but the popup still came up.

EDIT: I mean 2z.com which is also useing the same dns as the above domain

DNS1.NAME-SERVICES.COM
DNS2.NAME-SERVICES.COM

 

[2j.com---------]

today I checked that name, and it was not parked at sedo, but the popup still came up.

EDIT: I mean 2z.com which is also useing the same dns as the above domain

DNS1.NAME-SERVICES.COM
DNS2.NAME-SERVICES.COM

hi again , many a ThANKye , 2z 's already been sold in 2004 , 4 usd5000 ,
bcause then v r in needlingly need of fast money ,

by the way , ye seem such a nice guy2me , mayb there certain space
of COol-OPERATIONs between u's n us

cheers , i need2hit my sweetest bed asap , as i havent slept over 30 hours ,
write u later

 

[Mr. Deleted]

Sure m8! I'm sure I can help you in some way or other. Anyway off to bed. I need some sleap too.