advice Sedo offer asking for law compliance certificate for Norway

Fraud.

Very old scam. Just different versions of it.

thanks guys, appreciate it... was weird as the first email was from [email protected]

Then do not reply

report to sedo so they ban any potential io linked to email

thank all, yep reported

i actually want @Sedo commrnt.

Got the same "offer", scam.

Aroon Bhattia said:

thanks guys, appreciate it... was weird as the first email was from [email protected]

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Which email server are you using? Most likely it's a spoofed email that your server is allowing in, instead of bouncing.

Edit: Their SPF text record is:

min v=spf1 ip4:91.195.240.0/23 ip4:62.116.165.74/32 a:smtp.1and1.org include:_spf.1und1.de include:rnmk.com include:_netblocks.eloqua.com include:trustpilotservice.com -all

The -all will direct mailserver to reject spoofed emails. Your mailserver is probably misconfigured and (have strong doubts that email really comes from Sedo).

The only time sedo could ask you that sort of documents is after a sale was concluded, after/during the transfer process (but when the funds have been secured by Sedo)
For example, I had bought a .NU name on sedo sometime ago and in order to get the registrant contact changed, I needed to send some signed documents and company identification documents to the gaining registrar (for the trade to happen at the registry)
They helped me to get the documents from the owner within a few days after a few exchanges over their purchase chat and phone support

Following on from what @twiki said, you can always look at the source code of an email to see if there are any strange email addresses in the header or weird links in the code.

DNPush said:

Then do not reply

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Spot on! And funny.