Namejet Scam?

[ddzc]

Hey guys,

Can you please take a look at my screenshot before I bid on this again...the auction will close today in the afternoon and I really need this domain.

Obviously i'm the ddzc bidder but yesterday there was a bidder with a wacky username for +$96 bid and within the same minute another bid +$10. What kind of idiot would bid a day before the auction ends with such a high increment...why not $5 or $10...why even bid so early, why not wait until the last minute. The other bid within the same minute seems fishy to me too, what are the chances?

Do you guys believe these bids are from insiders trying to jack the price up?

What are your thoughts?

Your he0lp would be much appreciated...I never have thee problems in Godaddy auctions..

 

[Kate]

Sometimes people place a high bid early because they know they won't be able to attend the end of the auction. This serves as a blanket bid.
Or it could be a tactic to scare the other bidders away

 

[werty]

Also some people are disciplined to stick to their desired price or budget and they just try to lock their max price before someone else does.

 

[honestguy408]

I don't trust namejet at all. I attended 3 auctions at namejet already and it seams so fishy to me. Don't expect to get good deals at namejet. I'd rather use service snapnames or pool.

 

[Name Trader]

If this is a dropping domain. Bid for it on SnapNames.

 

[allan3139]

so, have you won the domain ?