shill bidding

Take a look at the auction thread for IQTT and PFAN. Two decent 4L's are being auctioned off in the forum ; $500 and $570 respectively. That is until another user, with minimal activity, made the following bids : PFAN $600, IQTT $550. Upon further inspection, it looks like the account that...

Take a look at the auction thread for IQTT and PFAN. Two decent 4L's are being auctioned off in the forum ; $500 and $570 respectively. That is until another user, with minimal activity, made the following bids : PFAN $600, IQTT $550. Upon further inspection, it looks like the account that...

According to ITwire, "All is not well in the world of domain trading, with complaints arising of insider trading, deception and conscious reselling of prohibited domains." Our community should be adamant in denouncing dirty behavior by dodgy companies like Netfleet who evidently conduct blind...

According to ITwire, "All is not well in the world of domain trading, with complaints arising of insider trading, deception and conscious reselling of prohibited domains." Our community should be adamant in denouncing dirty behavior by dodgy companies like Netfleet who evidently conduct blind...

I see a lot of listings on Flippa where most of users making initial bids are absolutely NEW users. Where they are not new users, I see a pattern of them bidding against themselves. Take a look at this listing, the bidder #2 had made a $57 bid but the bidder #1 here seems to have made a first...

I see a lot of listings on Flippa where most of users making initial bids are absolutely NEW users. Where they are not new users, I see a pattern of them bidding against themselves. Take a look at this listing, the bidder #2 had made a $57 bid but the bidder #1 here seems to have made a first...

Let's discuss this... I think we all know the bidding sham that goes on with Flippa. The fact that it was allowed to go on for so long is interesting. Any Flippa representative that see this can respond; but here it is. This guy was selling .info domains for four to five figures. I've been up...

Let's discuss this... I think we all know the bidding sham that goes on with Flippa. The fact that it was allowed to go on for so long is interesting. Any Flippa representative that see this can respond; but here it is. This guy was selling .info domains for four to five figures. I've been up...

Domain Name: HALVAREZ.BIZ Registrar: internet.bs Date of Expiration: 2010-11-09 Possible use: ;-) Starting Bid: $1 Bid Increments: $1 Auction Ends: 48 hours after last bid Forms of accepted Payment: Paypal, Moneybookers. -

Domain Name: HALVAREZ.BIZ Registrar: internet.bs Date of Expiration: 2010-11-09 Possible use: ;-) Starting Bid: $1 Bid Increments: $1 Auction Ends: 48 hours after last bid Forms of accepted Payment: Paypal, Moneybookers. -

Ooer - this one's going to run for a while... :O From DomainNameNews: SnapNames User Name “Halvarez” Was Nelson Brady, VP of Engineering Bidding on Domain Names [Updated] From Snapnames: SnapNames User Name “Halvarez” Was Employee Bidding on Domain Names There's also a FAQ page at Snapnames

Ooer - this one's going to run for a while... :O From DomainNameNews: SnapNames User Name “Halvarez” Was Nelson Brady, VP of Engineering Bidding on Domain Names [Updated] From Snapnames: SnapNames User Name “Halvarez” Was Employee Bidding on Domain Names There's also a FAQ page at Snapnames