SPAMMING Dirtbag Domainer

[Raider]

Anyone else getting these? I get at least 3 of these emails from a guy named "Alex" almost every friggin day.

The domain he's pawning off is in redemption at Enom.... Most likely a domainer here.

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Priority Notice for Domain Availability

I am contacting everyone who has been identified as potentially interested in LLLLLLL.com. You were selected, because you have a domain name that is very similar.

If you are interested in acquiring this domain, there are still a few days left before it is placed for sale. You can express interest in this domain by clicking here: http://PASSCONNECT.COM (edited)


Sincerely,Alexander
2000 Mallory Lane Box 130-202, Franklin, TN

If you do not want more business proposals like this one, click the following link http://PASSCONNECT.COM/ (edited)

Having read some negative comments about InTrust Domains on a couple of website forums I am happy to say that my dealings with the company were very positive. There was no jiggerypokery, all very professional and service was slick. Don't believe all you read from so-called unhappy customers. Julian Smith Managing Director Ride Drive Limited

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And the link to remove doesn't do a damn thing, the SPAM just increases.

 

[axeman]

Why dose this not surprise me ENOM is somehow involved, they are the spammers best friend.

 

[Raider]

Why dose this not surprise me ENOM is somehow involved, they are the spammers best friend.

A Enom reseller YES, but I don't see any evidence to support that it's Enom who owns or operates passconnect, which is a web site consisting of nothing but CRAPPY domain names.

 

[Blair Russell]

I get these emails every day as well. I opted out (never opted in) and they still keep sending them.

 

[INFORG]

I get these too, but I don't really mind. It sometimes alerts me to domains that I want, and then I just try and hand reg them off the drop, so in effect, he just gives me a heads up without any possibility that I would ever purchase anything through him.

 

[katherine]

intrustdomains.com again :upset:

It's the latest ploy to spam: be your own registrar so you can ignore spam complaints. It's time to get icann involved.

Free backlink:
intrustdomains.com scam

 

[Biggie]

any spam i get, i just spam em back ...

with my list of domain names for sale



sent one out yesterday to some dude trying to sell me some hacks

 

[Raider]

I'll have to check, but almost certain that SPAM is forbidden in Enom's TOS.

I get these too, but I don't really mind. It sometimes alerts me to domains that I want, and then I just try and hand reg them off the drop, so in effect, he just gives me a heads up without any possibility that I would ever purchase anything through him.

You can find plenty of crap in the 20,000 domains that drop everyday, why would you look here?

 

[INFORG]

I'll have to check, but almost certain that SPAM is forbidden in Enom's TOS.




You can find plenty of crap in the 20,000 domains that drop everyday, why would you look here?

They are usually closely related to ones I already own i.e. plural or singular, or other extensions. I don't sift through drop lists.

 

[airmax]

It is intrust and they do not even own the domains, they are just testing to see if you want them, then they will attempt to own them, this past week, they have filled up my mailbox as well. They have been doing this for years, this guy's code name is Alex, last guy was Arthur, I just don't see how someone hasn't brought a class action suit against them, even someone like AOL, as their customers are being spammed.

 

[Theo]

The name was different but the concept was the same in those emails I received. They never owned the domains either.

Hi, I am Edward Clark sales specialist representing Riverside Domain Brokers.
[deleted] will be put back on the market one week from now, and if you are interested in buying it for yourself please fill out this form:http://riversidedomainbrokers.com/acquire/ [deleted]
and we will contact you as soon as the domain is ready to be released to your name.
Feel free to give us a call (24/7) at 1-307-459-19-55 and we'll be glad to answer any of your questions.

You will receive a year of registration at no cost with your purchase and will only be charged once by Riverside Domain Brokers.
You can forward [deleted] to any of your domains or vice versa free of charge.

We use 2checkout.com, a leading payment processor that is certified with the Better Business Bureau, European and US Safe Harbor laws.
All transactions are encrypted with 128-bit SSL encryption and leverage McAfee and Thawte for security.

Once you confirm your interest and the domain is secured, one of our transfer specialists will contact you.
Thank you for your time and have a nice day.


Riverside Domain Brokers
2710 Thomes Ave Cheyenne, WY 82001 USA
1-307-459-19-55
Skype: riversidedomainbrokers
RiversideDomainBrokers.com

 

[Tim Schoon]

Yep I got them too. Enom & NJ are crooks and criminals as I keep saying.

 

[Coldforce]

Umm i get tgese as well, sometimes 3-5 times per day....annoyimg emails regarding reg fee names; here's ur chance.......