Jennny
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Hi,
Personally, sounds like a sweet pretty little tactics. I mean if you stupid enough to not check that a "similar" domain is not registered before you reply to these email... well joke on you!
But, my human side tells me to fool the fool. I mean I hate when spammers spam and I really hate when scammers scam. So my response to these email are usually as follow:
"Hi [name],
That sounds like a great idea. Are you still selling the domain and for how much?
Best,
JennNy"
From my personal experience, I saw five unregistered domains being registered the next day. Well, I did my deed, a scammer was fooled to think that someone is interested in their useless domain. A few days later, I usually received an offer from a different sender telling me that the domain is ready to transfer, and all I need to do is pay. Now, mind you I never provide real information to these fools.
What do you do when you receive these emails? Do you just mark them as spam or do you do something fun?
JennNy
Personally, sounds like a sweet pretty little tactics. I mean if you stupid enough to not check that a "similar" domain is not registered before you reply to these email... well joke on you!
But, my human side tells me to fool the fool. I mean I hate when spammers spam and I really hate when scammers scam. So my response to these email are usually as follow:
"Hi [name],
That sounds like a great idea. Are you still selling the domain and for how much?
Best,
JennNy"
From my personal experience, I saw five unregistered domains being registered the next day. Well, I did my deed, a scammer was fooled to think that someone is interested in their useless domain. A few days later, I usually received an offer from a different sender telling me that the domain is ready to transfer, and all I need to do is pay. Now, mind you I never provide real information to these fools.
What do you do when you receive these emails? Do you just mark them as spam or do you do something fun?
JennNy
