Hey have a pretty importat question if you could get back to me as soon as possible that would be fantastic, basically i am new to selling domain names and i just got email from someone claiming to be a lawyer saying that their client want to buy my domain name for $15,000 but wants a picture of the list of domain names i own for proof of ownership and wants me to get a domain certificate certificate from Domain pro tools. I cant find any information on this domain pro tools thing, I just need some advise does this sound legit, is there any way to get scammed here?
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