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I think eBay could actually be a great resource for DN resellers, if it wasn't so cluttered with fraudulent listings. Maybe if we can be vigilant enough to point out these dirty listings, then one day there won't be as much of an incentive for these people to do this.
So I propose the following.
Format to use to report fraud:
So here's the listing that sparked this idea. I think one day I'll create a site specifically for this, but until then, NPers unite!
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Domain: Dividend.com
Auction Link: Click Here
Item Number: 300054010306
Reasons why it could be fraud:
So I propose the following.
- Any time you see a questionable eBay Domain Name listing, use the following format and create an alert in this thread.
- Before you bid on any eBay Domain Name listing, use the forum search on either the domain name or the auction number and check it for fraud.
Format to use to report fraud:
PHP:
Domain:
Auction Link: [URL=INSERTLINKHERE]Click Here[/URL]
Item Number:
Reasons why it could be fraud:
[list]
[*] Reason 1
[*] Reason 2
[/list]
Reasons why it might not be fraud:
[list]
[*]Reason 1
[*]Reason 2
[/list]
So here's the listing that sparked this idea. I think one day I'll create a site specifically for this, but until then, NPers unite!
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Domain: Dividend.com
Auction Link: Click Here
Item Number: 300054010306
Reasons why it could be fraud:
- The listing is unprofessional and has typos and odd font sizes.
- The listing looks exactly like the other two domain name listings the seller has but nothing like the seller's non-domain name listings ( Click Here ) which are very professional.
We are offering the domain name, Dividend.com. The name speaks for itself so I won't go into a lot of detail. Dividend has 48,300,000 listings on google search... The name can be used to develope a website selling many different types of items. I've had the name since Fedruary 1996 and just have not found the time to develope a website. so I decided to sell the name.
We are only selling the name and not the current website or its content.
Transfer would go though a mutually agreed upon escrow company.
Please let me know if you have any questions. You can call me at /NUMBER EDITED/, if you like.
- The seller is a powerseller.
- The site that dividend.com points to mentions the seller's ebay username/domain name. Note: If someone were to hack the domain and the eBay account, it could explain both of these.
- The phone number in the listing matches the whois data on this name and the other 2 names this seller has for sale. (Doesn't mean much, since whois is available to anyone.)