See, now you are just pissing me off. I tried to let you fade away gracefully, but you came back for more. I told you to remove me from your list if you were just pushing appraisals. You should have paid attention instead of poking the bear with the pointy stick.
I contend that you do not have, nor did you ever have any intention of purchasing any domain from me. I contend that you own or are somehow financially affiliated with domainexplorer.org and/or bestdomainexperts.com, both of which are registered through a registrar with only 621 domains in their private registry. Coincidence? I think not.
Domainexplorer.org is a redirect to SEDO, attempting to gain some credibility. The "conversation" you link to is obviously a work of fiction. The "open letter" you included in that crap is from 2001, and the rest of the dialog is just badly written. It is not the least bit credible. Young sent $4100 to the guy's PayPal account, THEN asks about escrow? Get real!
Bestdomainexperts.com was created on April 15, 2010.
On the home page are the following statistics:
Domains sold in March, 2010: 2,698
Average selling price: $ 6,042
That is $16,301,316.00 in one month. A month when the domain did not exist yet?
Pretty good revenue for a domain that did not exist! Or did they drop it? Forget to renew and lost it?
Or is this a fraudulent site utilizing false advertising to lure in unsuspecting consumers? I think the Federal Trade Commission needs to look into those claims.
I did not investigate any of the other domains in the thread, but I bet they are tied together.
You are a scumbag scammer trying to defraud people into paying for your incompetent appraisal services. I saw some of your "valuations" and they are as ignorant and fraudulent as your marketing strategies. You are the reason I avoid appraisals in the first place. You have absolutely no idea what a domain is worth, but you try to convince other people that you do.
Am I pissing you off? I hope so, because your unethical and immoral tactics sicken me and I could use a good vendetta. Ask David Rubel over at 1and1 just how badly you do not want to antagonize me. Even better, ask Google about "David Rubel 1and1" or "David Rubel fraud".
If you are located in the U.S., you should start looking into the latest FTC guidelines. If not, keep your eye on Google.
Disrespectfully,
Brian Gothard