NameJet.com selling stolen domains?

[BrandChimp]

Hi,
I just won an auction at namejet.com.
But the domain name is redirecting to a company realated to the keyword.

I think it might be a stolen domain.

Its 3 letter .tv that redirect to keyword(the tree letters).com

 

[forge]

You should check the whois record. A lot of domain owners redirect their domains to Google, MSFT, whatever, for whatever reasons.

 

[iowadawg]

So ask namejet.
Geesh, how hard is that?

 

[forge]

I doubt highly that it's stolen.

 

[AEProgram]

its stolen, to be safe simply transfer it over to me

thanks


on a serious note nj is not some private guy in moms basement, read up who they are, you can be rest assured its legit

 

[forge]

its stolen, to be safe simply transfer it over to me

thanks

Not til you've completed your installment payments for stool.cool

 

[Faithfull]

PM me if you need help

 

[OnlineDomainCom]

What is the registrar?
Was it sold by it's owner?
What is the expiration date?

I guess Namejet has already charged your credit card.
Have you received any other email? e.g. from the registrar?

Hi,
I just won an auction at namejet.com.
But the domain name is redirecting to a company realated to the keyword.

I think it might be a stolen domain.

Its 3 letter .tv that redirect to keyword(the tree letters).com

 

[varyemez]

You can open support ticket on nj, if domain is stolen you can take your money.

 

[BrandChimp]

I trust NameJet. Its scares me to see that the domain is actually forwarding to a potential end user. I'm waiting for their reply.

---------- Post added at 06:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:34 PM ----------

What is the registrar?
Was it sold by it's owner?
What is the expiration date?

I guess Namejet has already charged your credit card.
Have you received any other email? e.g. from the registrar?

Its a private auction.

Registrar: name.com
AExpires On March 28, 2015
Registaered On March 28, 2013

I need to update my credit card information. Hasn't been charged yet.

---------- Post added at 08:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:37 PM ----------

Got the answer.


"Hello Xavier,

NameJet auctions domain names which have expired and passed through all grace periods. Domain ***.tv was a pre-release domain from one of our partner registrars.

Our Pre-Release program grants access to dead registrations after the registration and grace periods have lapsed, but before they're outright deleted. It's up to the domain registrar to reset the DNS settings for lapsed registrations or not. Because pre-release domains, by definition, did not get deleted, you may find that some of the DNS settings have gone unchanged and still reflect what they were while the former registration was still active.
"

I guess I would have to wait till they contact me to have the domain back (sale).