watch out for this guy...i think it is a scam.

[scottmcvey]

does anybody know about this guy,,?? he says he wants my user name and password for my park logic account so he can optimise it to the max and give him a profit share?? he has a logo that says... Quality and huge traffic drive to your domains....and calles himself ALEX..his email is [email protected] says he can make $200-$800 per day..on a 30/70 profit share basis..has any body heard of this guy?? is this a scam ????... comments please..

 

[DN BROKER]

yes it sounds like a scam, try to squeeze as much as information you can from him. paypal account email, full name, domains he owns, etc... ask him which one of his domains makes money, get the domain so we can do a WHO IS check!

 

[DnArab.com]

He is big scammer you can see this thread ( his name is Smith Alex I will try to get you all his info )
http://ahostingguide.com/blog2.php/2012/01/13/i-am-interested-in-your-domain-name

 

[scottmcvey]

good ideas... cheers regards scotty

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thanks dnarab,, that sounds exactly like the story im getting,, i will delete all correspondence from him.. thanks for your help..regards scotty

 

[draggar]

does anybody know about this guy,,?? he says he wants my user name and password for my park logic account so he can optimise it to the max and give him a profit share?? he has a logo that says... Quality and huge traffic drive to your domains....and calles himself ALEX..his email is [email protected] says he can make $200-$800 per day..on a 30/70 profit share basis..has any body heard of this guy?? is this a scam ????... comments please..

Rule #1 - if anyone ever asks for your login and password it's a scam.

(please note: there are extremely few exceptions to this rule)

 

[dcristo]

Don't listen to the haters. Every body can be trusted online and you should hand out your user name and password to anyone who asks for it.

 

[Johnn]

Don't listen to the haters. Every body can be trusted online and you should hand out your user name and password to anyone who asks for it.

Good advice!

That would simplify life so you have nothing to worry about.
That is what the homeless people used to do!!!!

 

[gr8names]

Good advice!

That would simplify life so you have nothing to worry about.
That is what the homeless people used to do!!!!

Says the guy who's said he will only accept PayPal from "good looking members."

 

[premiumtap]

Don't listen to the haters. Every body can be trusted online and you should hand out your user name and password to anyone who asks for it.

While you're at it, include your social security number, credit card number, expiration date and plus three security code?

But don't worry, no one would dare use this information for larcenous purposes.

 

[draggar]

While you're at it, include your social security number, credit card number, expiration date and plus three security code?

But don't worry, no one would dare use this information for larcenous purposes.

The sad thing is that I remember the day when encryption wasn't needed over the internet and you could post your name, address, and phone number, and not only would no one use it with malicious intent but only the people it was intended for would write it down.