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  1. domainnews

    ALERT:Sav.com probably is gonna close down soon and transfer out all your domains from them as soon as possible!!!!!

    This is the first time im writing here to report SAV.com here because I have no way out and pushed by them . If you don't want to lose your domains or your money, my advice is to transfer out all your domains from SAV to a secure registrar as soon as possible. I'm reporting this here because...
  2. domainnews

    ALERT:Sav.com probably is gonna close down soon and transfer out all your domains from them as soon as possible!!!!!

    This is the first time im writing here to report SAV.com here because I have no way out and pushed by them . If you don't want to lose your domains or your money, my advice is to transfer out all your domains from SAV to a secure registrar as soon as possible. I'm reporting this here because...
  3. MAINNET

    Red Flags: Exposing the crooks, scams and backend trickery.

    - This is a thread for the honorable and seasoned domainers with a spine. It's for those of us who recognize how blessed we are to have sales and believe it's our responsibility to be of service. It's for those of us who recognize nothing is perfect and have the courage to help others avoid...
  4. MAINNET

    Red Flags: Exposing the crooks, scams and backend trickery.

    - This is a thread for the honorable and seasoned domainers with a spine. It's for those of us who recognize how blessed we are to have sales and believe it's our responsibility to be of service. It's for those of us who recognize nothing is perfect and have the courage to help others avoid...
  5. DmytroK.

    security Strange. Guys, THIS I found in my anonymous whois of UnstoppableDomains.

    Strange. Guys, THIS I found in my anonymous whois of UnstoppableDomains. What is THIS? What do you think.
  6. DmytroK.

    security Strange. Guys, THIS I found in my anonymous whois of UnstoppableDomains.

    Strange. Guys, THIS I found in my anonymous whois of UnstoppableDomains. What is THIS? What do you think.
  7. DmytroK.

    I've heard Rumor on one Forum(only Rumor..), that some Domains can have multiple owners Worldwide...

    I've heard Rumor on one Forum(only Rumor..), that some Domains can have multiple owners Worldwide... I mean if you can have Beaver.com in US, for example, other 10 guys in India, Argentina, France, etc., can also have Beaver.com as real owners and try to sell. It's like Web-AI rule all this...
  8. DmytroK.

    I've heard Rumor on one Forum(only Rumor..), that some Domains can have multiple owners Worldwide...

    I've heard Rumor on one Forum(only Rumor..), that some Domains can have multiple owners Worldwide... I mean if you can have Beaver.com in US, for example, other 10 guys in India, Argentina, France, etc., can also have Beaver.com as real owners and try to sell. It's like Web-AI rule all this...
  9. News

    news SubdoMailing Phishing Scams Via Dropped Corporate Domains

    The SubdoMailing operators are constantly on the lookout for suitable expired corporate domains, and once they find some they re-register them — typically capturing several dozen legitimate domains daily. The record stands at 72 hijacked domains in a single day — back in June 2023.Large...
  10. News

    news SubdoMailing Phishing Scams Via Dropped Corporate Domains

    The SubdoMailing operators are constantly on the lookout for suitable expired corporate domains, and once they find some they re-register them — typically capturing several dozen legitimate domains daily. The record stands at 72 hijacked domains in a single day — back in June 2023.Large...
  11. News

    security 10,000 domain names blocked and 10 million Vietnamese users protected

    NCSC has found that commercial banks, securities companies, e-commerce sites and large corporations were the institutions affected the most by hackers. “The methods and tricks used by scammers have become increasingly complicated. They even use AI tools and machine learning to optimize scam...
  12. News

    security 10,000 domain names blocked and 10 million Vietnamese users protected

    NCSC has found that commercial banks, securities companies, e-commerce sites and large corporations were the institutions affected the most by hackers. “The methods and tricks used by scammers have become increasingly complicated. They even use AI tools and machine learning to optimize scam...
  13. News

    advice Steps to protect yourself or business from domain scams

    There are several steps that individuals and businesses can take to protect themselves against domain name scams typically originating from China and other countries. 1. One of the most effective measures is to regularly check the status of your domain name and renew it before it expires. 2. It...
  14. News

    advice Steps to protect yourself or business from domain scams

    There are several steps that individuals and businesses can take to protect themselves against domain name scams typically originating from China and other countries. 1. One of the most effective measures is to regularly check the status of your domain name and renew it before it expires. 2. It...
  15. News

    news North Korean hackers stealing NFTs using nearly 500 phishing domains

    Hackers linked to North Korea’s Lazarus Group are reportedly behind a massive phishing campaign targeting nonfungible token (NFT) investors — utilizing nearly 500 phishing domains to dupe victims.Blockchain security firm SlowMist released a report on Dec. 24, revealing the tactics that North...
  16. News

    news North Korean hackers stealing NFTs using nearly 500 phishing domains

    Hackers linked to North Korea’s Lazarus Group are reportedly behind a massive phishing campaign targeting nonfungible token (NFT) investors — utilizing nearly 500 phishing domains to dupe victims.Blockchain security firm SlowMist released a report on Dec. 24, revealing the tactics that North...
  17. News

    security Cybercriminals impersonating brands using search engine advertisement services to defraud users

    'Tis the season for bad actors and cybercriminals it seems. The FBI is warning the public that cybercriminals are using search engine advertisement services to impersonate brands and direct users to malicious sites that host ransomware and steal login credentials and other financial...
  18. News

    security Cybercriminals impersonating brands using search engine advertisement services to defraud users

    'Tis the season for bad actors and cybercriminals it seems. The FBI is warning the public that cybercriminals are using search engine advertisement services to impersonate brands and direct users to malicious sites that host ransomware and steal login credentials and other financial...
  19. DomainEmpire.com

    Epik.com - Let's do the point (An advice to all victims)

    Hi all, The world already know about our story at Epik, we had 4 accounts there (at Masterbucks) and they stole us a total of roughly US$1.5M (Ref. Domainnamewire.com) but I'm now bringing to your attention some new facts. I think they're desperate now and nothing will save them from...
  20. DomainEmpire.com

    Epik.com - Let's do the point (An advice to all victims)

    Hi all, The world already know about our story at Epik, we had 4 accounts there (at Masterbucks) and they stole us a total of roughly US$1.5M (Ref. Domainnamewire.com) but I'm now bringing to your attention some new facts. I think they're desperate now and nothing will save them from...
  21. News

    security Study Reveals: 8.3% of All Websites Are Scams

    Every website ever created has a domain name, and these domain names can only be acquired through domain registrars. GoDaddy is the world's largest domain registrar and increased its share of hosting dubious domains from 3% last year to this year's 7.5%. This, however, is still slightly less...
  22. News

    security Study Reveals: 8.3% of All Websites Are Scams

    Every website ever created has a domain name, and these domain names can only be acquired through domain registrars. GoDaddy is the world's largest domain registrar and increased its share of hosting dubious domains from 3% last year to this year's 7.5%. This, however, is still slightly less...
  23. News

    news Gay hookup site typo-squatted to push dodgy Chrome extensions, scams

    Ethical hacker and security researcher Kody Kinzie shared with BleepingComputer a list of over 50 domains many of which are spelling variations of the brand name Sniffies. Many of these domains are operated by scammers hoping to catch users who mistype Sniffies.com in a web browser and land on...
  24. News

    news Gay hookup site typo-squatted to push dodgy Chrome extensions, scams

    Ethical hacker and security researcher Kody Kinzie shared with BleepingComputer a list of over 50 domains many of which are spelling variations of the brand name Sniffies. Many of these domains are operated by scammers hoping to catch users who mistype Sniffies.com in a web browser and land on...
  25. MadAboutDomains

    warning Why does Sedo's sedodna.com redirect people to scams/spam/misleading websites?

    I've been checking out SedoDNA and how they redirect to websites that are mightily dodgy/unethical at best, but you be the judge. The sedodna.com domain appears to be owned by Sedo, it redirects to sedo.com if you visit it directly and here's a news article about the launch of the "Advertising...
  26. MadAboutDomains

    warning Why does Sedo's sedodna.com redirect people to scams/spam/misleading websites?

    I've been checking out SedoDNA and how they redirect to websites that are mightily dodgy/unethical at best, but you be the judge. The sedodna.com domain appears to be owned by Sedo, it redirects to sedo.com if you visit it directly and here's a news article about the launch of the "Advertising...
  27. B Klug

    Is Escrow.com foolproof?

    I've got my largest transaction coming in the pipe, around $20k. Is Escrow.com foolproof? My gut tells me nothing is foolproof and there can always be reasons a deal dies, even after they have paid. What if the money was stolen for example? Has anyone heard of a deal going through Escrow.com...
  28. B Klug

    Is Escrow.com foolproof?

    I've got my largest transaction coming in the pipe, around $20k. Is Escrow.com foolproof? My gut tells me nothing is foolproof and there can always be reasons a deal dies, even after they have paid. What if the money was stolen for example? Has anyone heard of a deal going through Escrow.com...
  29. topdom

    question Are scam sites legal?

    the-ethereumcodes.com They give 1K to almost everyone everyday. And it is seen on cnn, forbes, fortune,... wow. Maybe not scam, but then how. Can anyone claim we were seen on cnn, forbes, fortune.. and get away with it, even if there is no scam?
  30. topdom

    question Are scam sites legal?

    the-ethereumcodes.com They give 1K to almost everyone everyday. And it is seen on cnn, forbes, fortune,... wow. Maybe not scam, but then how. Can anyone claim we were seen on cnn, forbes, fortune.. and get away with it, even if there is no scam?
  31. News

    warning Tis the season to beware of scammers

    What a great time of year. Kids are all looking forward the gift giving season and getting a couple of weeks off of school. Parents are all working hard trying to get everything in order for the holidays, waiting for the holiday bonus, cashing in their bitcoin, shopping for the kids and maybe...
  32. News

    warning Tis the season to beware of scammers

    What a great time of year. Kids are all looking forward the gift giving season and getting a couple of weeks off of school. Parents are all working hard trying to get everything in order for the holidays, waiting for the holiday bonus, cashing in their bitcoin, shopping for the kids and maybe...
  33. News

    warning Domain scam uses previously registered domain names and a sob story

    A new domain scam is making the rounds, and it involves domains that were registered previously, but which were then dropped.You let a domain drop, and someone registers it and sets it up for sale for a relatively low price, for example $499 dollarsAt that point, as the previous owner, you get...
  34. News

    warning Domain scam uses previously registered domain names and a sob story

    A new domain scam is making the rounds, and it involves domains that were registered previously, but which were then dropped.You let a domain drop, and someone registers it and sets it up for sale for a relatively low price, for example $499 dollarsAt that point, as the previous owner, you get...
  35. News

    security Caution : Domain owner impersonation might cost you

    Domain cybercriminals attempt to steal domain names using a variety of cunning methods.Other than direct hacking of accounts, or spear-phishing techniques, social engineering is a common method.You might want to notify your favorite registrar that no such account changes will take place without...
  36. News

    security Caution : Domain owner impersonation might cost you

    Domain cybercriminals attempt to steal domain names using a variety of cunning methods.Other than direct hacking of accounts, or spear-phishing techniques, social engineering is a common method.You might want to notify your favorite registrar that no such account changes will take place without...
  37. ddfenton

    Does NamePros have an official "Black List?"

    Or an unofficial one? I assume I'm not the first to ask or suggest so but I haven't found one in search. Would it be too difficult to monitor even with a disclaimer that reported information is from members and hasn't been vetted, proven and doesn't necessarily represent the viewpoint of...
  38. ddfenton

    Does NamePros have an official "Black List?"

    Or an unofficial one? I assume I'm not the first to ask or suggest so but I haven't found one in search. Would it be too difficult to monitor even with a disclaimer that reported information is from members and hasn't been vetted, proven and doesn't necessarily represent the viewpoint of...
  39. Jman92

    Protecting yourself from Spam

    Hey guys, I read somewhere that it is beneficial to turn off the whois privacy so that potential buyers might easily contact you. On the other hand, there are people who say whois privacy should remain on at all times to filter Spams and scams. Which side are you on?
  40. Jman92

    Protecting yourself from Spam

    Hey guys, I read somewhere that it is beneficial to turn off the whois privacy so that potential buyers might easily contact you. On the other hand, there are people who say whois privacy should remain on at all times to filter Spams and scams. Which side are you on?
  41. News

    security Most Popular Domain Scams, Part II

    Don’t fall for it! Even if you don’t believe your domains are valuable, a breach in one account’s security could easily bleed into your other online accounts. You can read about more specific prevention methodologies in my previous article on protecting your domains and sensitive data.There’s...
  42. News

    security Most Popular Domain Scams, Part II

    Don’t fall for it! Even if you don’t believe your domains are valuable, a breach in one account’s security could easily bleed into your other online accounts. You can read about more specific prevention methodologies in my previous article on protecting your domains and sensitive data.There’s...
  43. Ms Domainer

    MicrosoftRescue [dot] com is a Scam Site and GoDaddy Will Do Nothing About It

    I have complained to both Microsoft, who admitted that this is a bad player, but they said they would do nothing about it, even though this a$$hat is squatting on their name. So, everyone, you evidently now have free rein to squat on Microsoft keywords... Go Daddy is both the host and the...
  44. Ms Domainer

    MicrosoftRescue [dot] com is a Scam Site and GoDaddy Will Do Nothing About It

    I have complained to both Microsoft, who admitted that this is a bad player, but they said they would do nothing about it, even though this a$$hat is squatting on their name. So, everyone, you evidently now have free rein to squat on Microsoft keywords... Go Daddy is both the host and the...
  45. James Iles

    information 12 Common Domainer Mistakes

    A couple of weeks ago, I started a thread on NamePros asking members to submit some of their own mistakes, or listing very common mistakes that some investors make early on in their domaining careers. I'm posting this article not to poke fun at individuals for making mistakes but rather to...
  46. James Iles

    information 12 Common Domainer Mistakes

    A couple of weeks ago, I started a thread on NamePros asking members to submit some of their own mistakes, or listing very common mistakes that some investors make early on in their domaining careers. I'm posting this article not to poke fun at individuals for making mistakes but rather to...
  47. Omar Negron

    GoDaddy Phishing Email? Be Careful!

    Hey all. Just wanted to let you know I received an email and I had a feeling it was probably some type of scam or a phishing email of some sort. After speaking to a Godaddy Rep, they confirmed they had no idea of the email so it didn't come from them and asked me to forward it to them, which I...
  48. Omar Negron

    GoDaddy Phishing Email? Be Careful!

    Hey all. Just wanted to let you know I received an email and I had a feeling it was probably some type of scam or a phishing email of some sort. After speaking to a Godaddy Rep, they confirmed they had no idea of the email so it didn't come from them and asked me to forward it to them, which I...
  49. Ms Domainer

    registrars Ename.com Scammer Registrant Sending out "Verification" Emails

    Today, I received the following email for several of my NNNNN domains: As of Dec 1, 2014, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has mandated that all ICANN accredited registrars begin verifying the WHOIS contact information for all new domain registrations and...
  50. Ms Domainer

    registrars Ename.com Scammer Registrant Sending out "Verification" Emails

    Today, I received the following email for several of my NNNNN domains: As of Dec 1, 2014, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has mandated that all ICANN accredited registrars begin verifying the WHOIS contact information for all new domain registrations and...
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