advice Scam or no scam...here's the doubt

[Merakilous]

Hi everybody. I need some help from you. Don't know if you can help me but I decided to reach you anyways. I just received an email from a potential buyer of a domain I own. The email, from a supposed senior domain broker called Miyuki Kawamura (Sakura Hosting, LLC) says that he represents a client (professional investor) in Osaka(Japan) that is interested in developing a new web project. Apparently he located my contact info via whois search. There's no links on the email asking to click on anything. The email address is [email protected]. I'm very skeptical. What does your experience tells you. I appreciate if you can help me

 

[Merakilous]

Miyuki is a woman's name. My mistake to say "he". Sorry.

 

[creataweb]

Scam imo

 

[Radu054]

That looks like an appraisal scam. If you message him/her back, he/she will probably tell you to "professionally appraise" your domain.

Also do you think that any domain broker would use a domain name like Sakura-ne-jp.info??

Search for appraisal scam, you will find a lot of threads here on Np

 

[hxp]

* * * 100% SCAM * * *
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[Merakilous]

Thank you very much, pros.

 

[souren]

Thank you very much, pros.

Join me
Read my thread ''Joke of the day ''

The new series are coming xd

 

[Merakilous]

Join me
Read my thread ''Joke of the day ''

The new series are coming xd

Now I know why you sent me this message. It's familiar to you xD
Should I joke too?

 

[biggie]

same scam run by another alias

https://www.namepros.com/threads/i-got-offer-but-scam.1040660/#post-6350392

imo...

 

[souren]

Now I know why you sent me this message. It's familiar to you xD
Should I joke too?

Have fun
see if you can scam the scammer lol

 

[Merakilous]

Have fun
see if you can scam the scammer lol

I will exorcise his demons lol