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Comment on Domain valuation scam targets Sedo users by Katie

Katie — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:45:17 +0000

here is my correspondence with Mr. Robert Warner from “Warner internet investment LLC”:
[ThatDanny Comment: Katie's email address and surname were removed so that she does not get spammed]

Re: HAVEAWOMANDOIT.COM (sent 03/04/10)?
From: Warner (warner@thedomaininvestors.com)
Sent: Fri 3/05/10 1:03 PM
To: katie
It’s a big risk to proceed without professional valuation. I already spoke
to industry experts and they prohibited me to do business without
valuation..

Without manual valuation nobody will buy. You’ll sit on your domain for
years in this case, paying renewal fees to your registrar. Just think about
it. So sooner or later, you’ll have to obtain an appraisal. Why waste time
now?

As a seller, you can use a valuation certificate to sell names to other
buyers. I cannot do the same because I don’t keep control over your domain.

I’m still interested in your domain. Hope you’ll change your position. I
simply don’t want to take additional risks.

Thank you for understanding. I’m looking forward to do business with you.
—– Original Message —–
From: katie
To: warner@thedomaininvestors.com
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2010 4:44 PM
Subject: RE: HAVEAWOMANDOIT.COM (sent 03/04/10)

Mr. Warner,
I appreciate you interest in HAVEAWOMANDOIT.COM. I’m not opposed to selling, I’m just not interested in purchasing an appraisal at this time.
Sincerely,
Katie

From: warner@thedomaininvestors.com
To: Katie
Subject: Re: HAVEAWOMANDOIT.COM (sent 03/04/10)
Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2010 10:47:04 +0300

It’s a standard practice to show independent valuation to buyers/resellers.
Nobody will do business without it. I’m a businessman and have no intention
of changing rules which help both parties to avoid additional risks.

Of course, investors never take into account auto-generated valuations. So
manual valuation is a “must” too.

I read the following information about appraisals at:
http://www.domainexplorer.org/Archive/75142903.htm

Without the independent valuation from a trusted source we don’t spend a
penny. This is our financial policy. So our offer is just a rought estimate.
If the appraisal comes higher we are ready to offer a bit more. If it comes
lower we will discuss the price with you again.

Thank you for understanding. I’m looking forward to do business with you.

Hope we can come to an agreement fast because I’ll be on vacation soon.
—– Original Message —–
From: katie
To: warner@thedomaininvestors.com
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2010 6:19 AM
Subject: RE: HAVEAWOMANDOIT.COM (sent 03/04/10)

I have not had my domain name evaluated, but I will be happy to do so. Please provide me with the names of 3 or 4 of the independent sources that you and your partners trust!
Thank you!

From: warner@thedomaininvestors.com
To: katie
Subject: Re: HAVEAWOMANDOIT.COM (sent 03/04/10)
Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2010 02:26:20 +0300

Can you accept 5,000 USD?

Do you sell domain with a web site or just the name?

Domain without content is ok with me. Web site is not necessary.

Have you had your domain names evaluated in the past? I mean domain appraisals. Without valuation we cannot be sure in the sale price. It’s very important for me in terms of reselling too. But we must engage a valuation company with REAL manual service. So I will only accept valuations from independent sources I and my partners trust.

To avoid mistakes I asked domain experts about reputable appraisal companies.

Please check this blog with suggestions from other sellers and buyers:
http://www.domainexplorer.org/Archive/75142903.htm

If, for example, the valuation comes higher you can adjust your asking price accordingly. It will be fair. I also hope you can give me 12% – 15% discount.

After you send me the valuation via email (usually it takes 1-2 days to obtain it) we’ll continue our negotiations.

What is your preferred payment method: Escrow.com, International wire transfer, PayPal.com or something else?

Hope we can come to an agreement fast.

Looking forward to your reply.
—– Original Message —–
From: katie
To: warner@thedomaininvestors.com
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2010 9:30 PM
Subject: RE: HAVEAWOMANDOIT.COM (sent 03/04/10)

what is you offer?

From: warner@thedomaininvestors.com
To: katie
Subject: HAVEAWOMANDOIT.COM (sent 03/04/10)
Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 05:46:32 -0500

Hello,

We buy and sell domains and web pr®jects. What is your price for the domain?

If you have other domains for sale feel free to send your list.

Looking forward to do business with you.

Regards,

Robert Warner

CEO

Warner Internet Investment LLC

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Comment on What to do if your Hotmail account got hacked – the recent spate of attacks on Hotmail accounts by Barry

Barry — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 04:42:45 +0000

Had same problem as most have noted. E-mail sent out 1:30 am 9/March to all my contact list saying in called out of town(London) on short notice, lost wallet, could You send $3000.
They changed My password and secret question so I can’t get in account. Contacted hotmail about hacked account, went thru requeded questions as best as I could and sent message. 24 hrs later got e-mail back for more info and sent more, got response not enough info and so we can not help You recover Your account, sent more info Thursday morning and phone no. and asked if they could call so we could talk about this some more. It is late Thursday night, still no response, it looks hopeless.

Comment on What to do if your Hotmail account got hacked – the recent spate of attacks on Hotmail accounts by Smiley

Smiley — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 06:55:15 +0000

I just want to know if on the off chance I don’t manage to get back into my hotmail account, is there anywhere on my computer that my contact list is saved? I feel like I have seen it somewhere before while looking for some other file? I haven’t made a point of saving it, but I really feel like it is somewhere?

Far as I know, I was hacked this morning. Heard about it when people started texting me asking if I was really on an unexpected trip to the UK where I had luggage trouble that I can only discuss by email, and asking them to let me know if they can help me out somehow. I am pretty sure I was at my computer quickly, but password was changed, answer to my question was altered. I was signed in to msn messenger already and quite literally watched all my contacts get deleted. As I was asking one friend what to do- the one i caught before his address was deleted- there was a memo at the top of the conversation box telling me that someone else was on my msn at a different location.

I’ve changed other passwords, changed other emails to temporary solutions, but you’d think msn would try to do something about it, can’t be good for PR. Yet to be seen if they email me back within the claimed 24 hours but when I tried the assisted support number listed on their website somewhere, all I got was a squeel. I just want my saved emails and my contact list, I can get over the loss of the email, I just want my letters and whatnot back!

Comment on What to do if your Hotmail account got hacked – the recent spate of attacks on Hotmail accounts by T.Daniels

T.Daniels — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 05:43:58 +0000

My hotmail account has been hacked. I have been locked out of all my acounts. The person(s) sent out e-mails to my contacts stating that I have been Kidnaped & request $. I have been locked out of ALL my accounts!! I have contacted hotmail & submitted information to them but NO HELP!!!I dont know what to do. I want the account suspended ASAP!!! I need help !!!!!!

Comment on What to do if your Hotmail account got hacked – the recent spate of attacks on Hotmail accounts by Brit

Brit — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 03:45:12 +0000

Gotta wonder if this is some sort of joke on the hackers part. Because this just seems like a lot of effort to go to. When they could… oh I dunno… *make their own new email addresses* I mean, I’m sorry, aside from being a mean joke to be a pain in the bum, why would a spammer bother with this? Wouldn’t *creating* new email addresses be far more efficient than hacking ones? Is it because accounts typically come with contacts? While the spam sent from my account *wasn’t sent to any of my contacts* only strange email addresses, so there goes that theory… You can email addresses to send the spam to off of public facebook accounts or other sites where people don’t make their email address private.
Wish I knew how to fix this. Tried changing the password like suggested in the article, so we’ll see.

Comment on Domain valuation scam targets Sedo users by Frank

Frank — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 07:53:25 +0000

I was just contacted as well by: pendzinski@thedomaininvestors.com

Told him to get lost and find a real job.
Thanks everyone.

Comment on What to do if your Hotmail account got hacked – the recent spate of attacks on Hotmail accounts by phil

phil — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 05:01:55 +0000

my hotmail is hacked.. i cant sign back into it anymore.
my FACEBOOK account is also hacked!

i need help.. please help me.. they are doing damages to me..

thanks..

Comment on What to do if your Hotmail account got hacked – the recent spate of attacks on Hotmail accounts by Curtiss

Curtiss — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 02:16:50 +0000

I never use my hotmail account but I do use windows live mail no more I am deleting my hotmail account and windows live mail. No more. They are toast. Bye bye