Comments on: Domain Appraisal Scams http://www.cloudmixer.com/domain-appraisal-scams/ Mixing New Media in a Mind Cloud Fri, 20 Aug 2010 05:02:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Frank C. Tannehill http://www.cloudmixer.com/domain-appraisal-scams/#comment-211 Frank C. Tannehill Wed, 20 Jan 2010 19:05:12 +0000 http://www.cloudmixer.com/?p=388#comment-211 Hello Craig and thank you for the heads up. The e-mail looks quite serious and I really thought they wanted to by a lot of domains and do whatever with them. From now on I'll check every <a rel="follow" href="http://www.123-reg.co.uk/domain-names/" rel="nofollow">domain name</a> before buying it and being careful when I receive such emails looking to buy from me. Hello Craig and thank you for the heads up. The e-mail looks quite serious and I really thought they wanted to by a lot of domains and do whatever with them. From now on I'll check every domain name before buying it and being careful when I receive such emails looking to buy from me.

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]]> By: Yves http://www.cloudmixer.com/domain-appraisal-scams/#comment-167 Yves Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:46:56 +0000 http://www.cloudmixer.com/?p=388#comment-167 Thanks. I was wondering what kind of scam that was. Your explanation makes sense. Weird world ... Thanks. I was wondering what kind of scam that was. Your explanation makes sense. Weird world …

]]> By: Justin Parks http://www.cloudmixer.com/domain-appraisal-scams/#comment-166 Justin Parks Mon, 05 Oct 2009 14:46:02 +0000 http://www.cloudmixer.com/?p=388#comment-166 Christ, that is more sly than cunning. If not downright wrong. I suppose this does fall back into a "ethics" issue, a real can of worms in its own right, but no one can tell me that this type of revelation and complete lack of transparency is a good thing. It leaves a real sour taste in my mouth.<br><br>I would assume there is absolutely nothing that can be done about this in a legal sense as no matter how sly it is, its probably not illegal. Then again, I'm no lawyer and god knows I wouldn't want to be one who works in the internet or on line domain, nightmares like this would have the courts twisted into knots in no time.<br><br>Best that we know then and stay one step ahead rather than falling for this type of tactic. Cheers for letting us know Craig. Christ, that is more sly than cunning. If not downright wrong. I suppose this does fall back into a “ethics” issue, a real can of worms in its own right, but no one can tell me that this type of revelation and complete lack of transparency is a good thing. It leaves a real sour taste in my mouth.

I would assume there is absolutely nothing that can be done about this in a legal sense as no matter how sly it is, its probably not illegal. Then again, I'm no lawyer and god knows I wouldn't want to be one who works in the internet or on line domain, nightmares like this would have the courts twisted into knots in no time.

Best that we know then and stay one step ahead rather than falling for this type of tactic. Cheers for letting us know Craig.

]]> By: Yves http://www.cloudmixer.com/domain-appraisal-scams/#comment-49 Yves Mon, 05 Oct 2009 13:46:56 +0000 http://www.cloudmixer.com/?p=388#comment-49 Thanks. I was wondering what kind of scam that was. Your explanation makes sense. Weird world ... Thanks. I was wondering what kind of scam that was. Your explanation makes sense. Weird world …

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]]> By: Justin Parks http://www.cloudmixer.com/domain-appraisal-scams/#comment-47 Justin Parks Mon, 05 Oct 2009 09:46:02 +0000 http://www.cloudmixer.com/?p=388#comment-47 Christ, that is more sly than cunning. If not downright wrong. I suppose this does fall back into a "ethics" issue, a real can of worms in its own right, but no one can tell me that this type of revelation and complete lack of transparency is a good thing. It leaves a real sour taste in my mouth.<br><br>I would assume there is absolutely nothing that can be done about this in a legal sense as no matter how sly it is, its probably not illegal. Then again, I'm no lawyer and god knows I wouldn't want to be one who works in the internet or on line domain, nightmares like this would have the courts twisted into knots in no time.<br><br>Best that we know then and stay one step ahead rather than falling for this type of tactic. Cheers for letting us know Craig. Christ, that is more sly than cunning. If not downright wrong. I suppose this does fall back into a “ethics” issue, a real can of worms in its own right, but no one can tell me that this type of revelation and complete lack of transparency is a good thing. It leaves a real sour taste in my mouth.

I would assume there is absolutely nothing that can be done about this in a legal sense as no matter how sly it is, its probably not illegal. Then again, I'm no lawyer and god knows I wouldn't want to be one who works in the internet or on line domain, nightmares like this would have the courts twisted into knots in no time.

Best that we know then and stay one step ahead rather than falling for this type of tactic. Cheers for letting us know Craig.

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