Ok, what are the odds this guy is for real?

[ambull]

I am almost positive that the reply I receive to the reply I will give to the below copy/pasted email will be one of those infamous appraisal scam attempts. How many agree with me???

Hello,

I came across Internet auctions and found your domain for sale. We consider investing in names as an additional income. Of course, we are not going to develop
eac and every domain name. We prefer to resell them later at higher price.

Please email me price for your domain name. If it's reasonable we'll do business.

If you have other domain names for sale please send us the complete list with prices for consideration.

Looking forward to do business with you.

Regards,
James Ueland, Ph. D.
President
TGR Engineering

 

[maximum]

Droplister: Great points there!

Id respond to him and ask which domain he meant if he can remember then shoot him a price.

A quick key to the truth is rather he remembers the domain he asked about. Few legit buyers have so many offers out at one time not to remember them all.

If he mentions appraisal screw him.

So rude, crude, brash, and harsh, my man :o
I like it

I think everyone on the forums is too quick to dismiss emails as fraud and are missing out on sales every now and then

Agree...Always be careful. But remember: Caution is one thing, while paranoia is another

 

[chrisjp88]

i suggest doing what the guy on www.p-p-p-powerbook.com did and make him think that you're really interested lol. waste his time .

I second that! LOL that was great though but slightly risky :p

 

[gou]

We all know that having a Ph.D. = credibility.

 

[AmD950]

scam & spam confirmed. I have received one recently for on9.biz.