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SnapNames.com is again cheating customers with Shill Bidding Scam!!
In 2009 www.SnapNames.com a major domain name seller and broker was successfully sued for cheating customers using the shill bidding scam. "Shill bidding" is when Snapnames.com themselves, create fake accounts and pretend to be prospective buyers interested in the domain name you are interested...- Heavengates
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SnapNames.com is again cheating customers with Shill Bidding Scam!!
In 2009 www.SnapNames.com a major domain name seller and broker was successfully sued for cheating customers using the shill bidding scam. "Shill bidding" is when Snapnames.com themselves, create fake accounts and pretend to be prospective buyers interested in the domain name you are interested...- Heavengates
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- heynow where da evidence?
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