tonecas

new year, old game

consensus.tv
bardo.tv
bostonfertilitycenter.com
baltimorecancercare.com
atlantafertilitycenter.org
georgiafertilitycenter.com
indianafertilitycenter.com
njfertilitycenter.com
oklahomafertilitycenter.com
oregoncancercenter.com
northwestlasercenter.com
newmexicobiotech.com
tdhw.com
texascancercenter.org
spokanebiotech.com
xxxescortservice.com (listed for the 3rd time)

regards,
tonecas

tonecas

the technique is being refined...

organicpopcorn.biz
nevadachannel.tv
medicalcarelending.com
indianapolisrentals.info
fertilityny.com
fertilitypages.com
dfwrentals.info
detroitrentals.info
denverfertilitycenter.com
clevelandrentals.info
cincinnatirentals.info
bollywoodsuperstars.net
arizonafertilitycenter.com
arizonachannel.tv
chicagofertilitycenter.com
tucsonfertility.com
portlandfertility.com
namesxpress.com
cozumelrentals.info
seattlemesotherapy.com
maleescortnetwork.com
tofinovacationrental.com
tofinolodges.com
texassclerotherapy.com

yesterday:
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nyluxuryaccommodations.com
sydneyluxuryvacations.com
caymanprivatebanking.com
bahamasprivatebanking.com
caribbeanprivatebanking.com
nwaccomodations.com
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privatebankingcanada.com
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lasvegasprivatebanking.com
japanaccomodations.com
floridaprivatebanking.com
cyprusaccomodations.com
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regards,
tonecas

tonecas

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bicycleexpo.com
rbsx.com
uwbm.com
amateurasiangirls.com
badgirlproductions.com
barbarabillingsley.com
blondelesbis.com
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digableplanets.com
eventsexpo.com
everifications.com
embrogen.com
explorationtours.com
geneticimmunization.org
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lesbowives.com
latinadult.net
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minigels.com
mrnaisolation.com
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newtalentauditions.com
nmrentals.com
nzag.com
occultemporium.com
preteenmodellinks.com
rareherbs.com
realhotamateur.com
snpidentification.com
stetsonlawschool.com
trucktimes.com
uihk.com

regards,
tonecas

tonecas

some more, in the middle of a flood of crappy names from other seller(s).

NameJet should rename itself. some ideas: CrapJet, NameCrap, ScamJet,...

cyberpornguide.com
apsv.com
baltimorerentals.info
bondagecamp.com
californiagoatcheese.com
cryptogen.com
cryptoengine.com
jdks.com
hornyseattlegirls.com
horseorgy.com
hempcrafts.com
hiloaccommodations.com
hotdogbroiler.com
lanaiaccommodations.com
nashvillerentals.info
natesting.com
neurocluster.com
newjerseyrentals.info
olympiapropertymanagement.com
oregongoatcheese.com
organicsxpress.com
orkneymeat.com
orkneyrentals.com
pittsburghrentals.info
plasmidmaps.com
plasmidpreparation.com
plasmidproduction.com
plasmidservices.com
rvcm.com
sanjoserentals.info
sanjuansrealestate.com
speedydomains.net
stupidbosses.com
teenadventuretours.com
tyoi.com
vacationyachtcharter.com
virginiarental.net
xxxadultclassifieds.com

regards,
tonecas

sdsinc

lamejet.com is parked at Enom, probably owned by Enom themselves

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tonecas

more:

hotketchup.com
qdvr.com
stgw.com
vrtb.com
ypns.com
bhagalpur.net
buildersexpo.com
brownsvilletimes.com
charlestonrentals.info
buygospelmusic.com
chicagolasek.com
charmbraceletjewelry.com
dmatesting.com
disasterresponsefund.com
domannames.com
floridaneurosurgery.com
hempcreamer.com
hominy.info
hwir.com
ifvs.com
indian-times.com
indorenet.com
industrialheatexchangers.com
labormarketsurvey.com
lesbian-slut.com
littlerockrentals.info
lubbocktimes.com
mobiledatacollection.com
mountshastacity.com
onlinebillingcenter.com
organotech.com
parasiticgenerators.com
prideparades.org
purebirch.com
redcloverextract.com
sanestevan.com
santarosalia.net
satellite-keys.com
stlouisrentals.info
splendasweetener.com
vintagefashions.com
tranceporters.com
theadco.com
surveyscams.com
toughlaw.com

regards,
tonecas

tonecas

and more

organicalmonds.com
organicyogurt.com
swdf.com
afzp.com
bollywoodxrated.com
caughtcumming.com
chewableglucosamine.com
chronicpainresearch.com
customantibodies.com
customoligos.com
discovermassachusetts.com
divorcemortgages.com
dwnk.com
e-sb.com
frontiers.tv
gayamateurporno.com
gayelord.com
georgiarocks.com
hempsterdam.com
hybridomas.com
jesuslovesyou.tv
lightupglassware.com
moneymentality.com
nwmovers.com
outsourcedlogistics.com
potprescription.org
productivitytraining.com
sexxxtorrent.com
signatureids.com
stickyends.com
suedesale.com
suedeupholstery.com
tarotreadings.tv
virginiabiotech.com
visitgoldbeach.com
visitlincolncity.com
xratedlollywood.com
xxtorrents.com
xxxplorations.com

regards,
tonecas

tonecas

and more


nlst.com
visiontimes.com
blackmarketonline.com
birthdefects.info
attendancecontroller.com
arlingtonrentals.info
antiquerosevillepottery.com
illegalities.com
hottyland.com
goodsex.info
elpasorentals.info
daytonrentals.info
goya.info
internetdatabasesystems.com
lesbianbondageslaves.com
stcloudtv.com
stowtv.com
superfatburner.com
sciencenews.tv
scada.info
saastal.info
piesendorf.info
omaharentals.info
olderwhores.net
myrtlewood.info
moritzburg.info
mommyadvisors.com
voluptuousvideos.com
ultravioletlite.com
toledorentals.info

regards,
tonecas

tonecas

a lot of domains from scammers to list here but this one is interesting:

canadaliquor.com 2 $45 $45 $0 PreRelease 2/6/2011 8:00:00 PM

comes from Register.com.

regards,
tonecas

tonecas

And now for something completely different.

Some domains from the same scammers are put on sale at NameJet over and over again. Some are re-listed again because the winner did not want to pay for it others are listed again by, well, I don't know

nchh.com was sold for $201 on 2010-01-22 to BuyDomains.
Today nchh.com is again in the pre-release list.

The curious thing is that the WHOIS info doesn't seem to to show that the domain ever changed hands. Given that nchh.org is taken which makes nchh.com yummy to BuyDomains portfolio it is odd that they are selling it already and, most of all, through namejet.

So, did BuyDomains refused to pay for the domain? In what grounds? By frequent and dishonest practices from the seller? And if so how can the scammers continue to be allowed to list their crap almost every day?

food for thoughts.

regards,
tonecas

tonecas

akfs.com similar situation but now in BuyDomains clearly shown in WHOIS (no hide from Enom this time...)

regards,
tonecas

sureshmegh

hi, i want to share my experience too, few days ago , i registered a domain with namejet for backorder which was about to expire, they sent me message that this domain is available thru auction, i put my bid ( 69 usd ) after few days i got confirmation that i won the bid and then they charged my credict card also for the bid amount and sent me confirmation that they will transfer this domain to my name and will inform in few days time. i was happy. but after few days they sent me mail that they are not able to give me this name because i need to send them some information, which i have to send within 3 days. i sent the information required by them immediately but instead of registering that domain under my name, they disabled my account and never wrote anything to me. now they have sold this domain to someone else.
can anybody guide what can i do and where to complain? i have their confirmation letter and credit card statement which is showing that they charged bill amount from that card.
thanks in advance.

suresh

tonecas

scammers are back again...

tshirtpress.net
genomicscenter.com
vrtb.com
uauv.com
uvscreen.com
wildernessporn.com
xxxmoistcunt.com

regards,
tonecas

tonecas

a few more today from a quick scan:

nwkb.com
naturaldiabetestreatment.com
nanostepper.com
minigels.com
mbve.com
ltlw.com
dpga.com
nameforum.net
nakeddiva.com
nativedrums.com
northwestscene.com
stlouisrental.com


note that one of the scammer's domains DMV.INFO is currently at $2,200 at NameJet so it is allways nice to have a partner like NameJet to flush domains.

regards,
tonecas

ddzc

Hey guys,

I really need your help with understanding this scam and what to avoid with bidding. I'm pretty new to this. I was currently in an auction which has just ended and with 20 minutes left, I did a Google search, found this thread and stopped bidding. I basically lost both auctions right now and I'll kick myself in the ass if I did the wrong thing.

Basically, I submitted bids on both of these domains in it's pre-release stage. One of the domains had 2 other bidders, the other had 12 other bidders so it went into an auction state. I got outbid 12 hours before the auction ended. Another weird thing that I noticed was that no one placed any bids in the last minutes..and these are valid PR3 and PR4 domains.

Here is the weird thing I noticed. When I checked the expiration dates...both of them changed from May 2011 to 2012. I don't remember what the whois information was on both of them, but right now they're "Whois Privacy Protection Service, Inc".

My question is, if I won this auction, the domain wouldn't have been mine, correct? Due to the expiration date...does this indicate that the original owner renewed the domain? Would this auction technically be considered a backorder auction?

Usually, when I check the whois of a domain, it shows "Reactivation Period".

I can also supply the domains if it helps you guys answer..

Any help understanding this would be appreciated.

Thanks

tonecas

the "Reactivation Period" is a new development specically to Enom. Usually that means that the domains are really expired - but does not mean that the owner doesn't renew the domain before the auction.

the whois changes on the beginning of the auction as the Registrar "confirms" the domain extension for another year, so you will see the expiration date going to 2012.

one of the scams described on this thread is to put a domain that it is not expired (or it is expired but did not went through the expiration cicle before being put to a pre-release auction) place some fake bids on them to get attention to the domains and then removing the bids in the last minute(s) of the pre-auction deadline or not paying for the domain auction and leave the domain to the next high bidder on the line.

the big source of scammers seems to come from Fabulous and Enom, Enom that has a long track record of not doing anything against domain abuse by owners in the most various forms. so you should be wary of domains coming from them and check the current WHOIS and history.

regards,
tonecas

ddzc

OK,

So basically, I should be kicking myself in the ass right now lol.

These two names which I was looking at, was in Pre-Release stages with NameJet. They were not renewed and the expiry was May 2011. None of the bids were removed on these two names. I'm not sure if you guys can check, but one of the names was musclezine.net. Was this valid?

So if I see names from enom in reactivation period, I should investigate these further? I'm still not sure what to validate in the whois..can you guys show me an example of a domain from one of these scammers and a valid domain in auction at namejet? Would be GREATLY appreciated..thanks so much

ddzc

Anyone?

tonecas

Hi ddzc,

It seems a valid sale. The domain had privacy Whois but seems to have change hands.

You need to have access to historical WHOIS to see who owns the domain because the scammers, sometimes with the collaboration of registrars, hide the owner in the last days before auction.

You should also know that more and more domains are being sold by domainers on NameJet like they were expired domains. You should check also the bidders alias that are on these auction to see if anyone looks suspicious, like a new bidder placing high bets.

regards,
tonecas

tonecas

want to see a scammers auction? you have these today:

nevadasex.com
njwg.com

regards,
tonecas

tonecas

more today. some have been sold and the winning bidders didn't pay and are now on "pre-release" again.

reinvestor.com
tstp.com
rmtr.com
tyoi.com
tdhw.com
sexylucy.com
trucktimes.com
sexjunkie.com

regards,
tonecas

tonecas

some more. increasing again the "inventory"...

beautifulviews.com
belgradeairport.com
charcoalpencils.com
christianrealtor.com
brsp.com
buddhistretreat.com
ccor.com
ciie.com
cmhd.com
cpdp.com
camcouple.com
ctcw.com
cmnv.com

ahh! and namejet has surpass $20 million in sales for the last 2 years. when you have a money making machine like this everything else is flushed to the toilet...

regards,
tonecas

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I was watching a pre-release auction which ended a couple of days ago. Whilst listed as a pre-release, the domain was presumably being sold by a private seller as the whois showed the domain renewed to May 2012. The whois was obfuscated so it wasn't possible to see who the seller was.

I watched the auction right through to the end. There was no reserve and it sold for $281. I just checked reports and the auction was cancelled and the whois now shows BuyDomains as the registrant! Sure seems fishy to me and totally unfair to the winning bidder, as well as wasting everyones time.

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tonecas

Hi WORDSWORTH,

that domain is from one of the scammers in this thread.

i have checked the auction and in the details it shows as auction cancelled but the domain is now in BuyDomains hands which was the bidder who won the domain.

regards,
tonecas

---------- Post added at 11:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:29 PM ----------

it seems that there is a glitch in NameJet. all closed auctions are appearing as cancelled in the details.

regards,
tonecas

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*Careful with this SCAMMER
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WORDSWORTH

So there's a perfectly logical explanation and I now know their bidding alias. Thanks.

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