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Has anyone used everydayincome.com's domain ad service? Allfordomains.com has a similar program. They claim you can send your ad to 20,000 and 12,000 domain buyers respectively.

Are they any good? Any stories good or bad about them?
 
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i suggest you to stay away from these..or atleast the programs like these..i tried two but not these..concept was same..2 or 3 fake emails about the domains..they forgot that all the emails were coming in from same ip but different email address..didn't sell any..good luck..stay away from it :)
 
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The basic premise of allfordomain's service is they send your domain advertisement to X number of "domain buyers".

They'll even send your domain to 150 of these "buyers" for free.

You will get several "interested parties" (fake) saying they want to buy the name, but before they will buy it they will need you to get an appraisal for the name from a site they trust (which also happens to be owned by allfordomains).

They prey on domain owners that are not privvy to their scam, suckering them into paying $40 for worthless appraisals. Stay away.
 
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If it's an obvious fraud, why not get the FTC, better business bureau etc after them?
 
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I get spam from everydayincome all the time., Scammers trying to get new domainers to pay for appraisals.
 
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everydayincome.com and Allfordomains.com are the same company....check the whois records...

Interesting thing is that they are in Virginia. Remember those killer new spam laws? That's right...Virginia. Hit 'em hard!
 
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I got burned for $40 bucks at fastdomainsales
from one of these scams

Click here to see the appraisal

Now I know better >:(

Stay away from these people

Add fastdomainsales.com to your black list

John :|
 
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Originally posted by adill420
i suggest you to stay away from these..or atleast the programs like these..i tried two but not these..concept was same..2 or 3 fake emails about the domains..they forgot that all the emails were coming in from same ip but different email address..didn't sell any..good luck..stay away from it :)
relevent post adill..
AllForDomains.. not advisable..
 
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I have a feeling that the Domains Wanted Ads at everydayincome are posted by these scammers themselves. How do you think?
 
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Please Beware !

Dear members and readers of this forum,

I just got screwed by this very scam ! user JMARTIN on webmasterforum.com is a prime example ! Please read the thread below and learn from my mistakes ! I feel so dumb but the worst part is that I lost $90 USD at a time where I am really hurting financially ! These guys are heartless, cold and cruel and don't give a dam about people ! Money makes people greedy ! I wish there was a way to put a stop to peoples scams and spammers on forums with multiple usernames but there isn't so please be careful... if something sounds to good to be true then it most likely is a scam !

http://www.webmasterforum.com/showpost.php?p=114447&postcount=18

Well looks like they took it down... I should not have pasted the emails from JMARTIN on the forum and he go pissed (my bad) but then he went mental and started making up all kinds of porn and credit card scam lies about my business so the modorator shut it down... anyway just be careful out there guys... I am not in the buying and selling domain business so I was an east target for this guy... I am sure you guys are much smarter then I was !

Best wishes for the new year !
Sergio V.
 
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