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Old 02-17-2008, 02:07 PM   · #11
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Originally Posted by Anthony Sun
I think there may be a way to prevent being scammed. Please tell me if this works.

After the payment is made through Paypal, ask the buyer to send back the Paypal receipt. After the receipt is received by you and you confirm it with your own copy, that will indicate the person is the rightful owner of the account. Then you can transfer the domain over.

Since a scammer will most likely not have access to the email account which belongs to the owner of the Paypal account being stoled, the scammer will not be able to receive the receipt sent by Paypal.

Would this work?

Anthony




That's exactly how I got scammed.

I sent an email to the email address listed on the paypal account that was used to steal my names. I replied to the PayPal payment email and they replied right back. I thought I was good to go and yet 3 hours later... chargeback!


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