Taboo - do you pay also finder fees for premium domains?
Like f.e i contact the owners of a premium domain ( and when the whois is fake it is quite a hard job ) and negotiate the price and then you buy it for the price and give me a finder fee, assuming the price i get is quite reasonable for you but out of my league.
Originally posted by polish_aristocrat Taboo - do you pay also finder fees for premium domains?
Like f.e i contact the owners of a premium domain ( and when the whois is fake it is quite a hard job ) and negotiate the price and then you buy it for the price and give me a finder fee, assuming the price i get is quite reasonable for you but out of my league.
You're asking if you can do what I'm doing. LOL. But if you refer someone to me and they are approved into my http://DomainIncubator.com program, you will get an equity stake in the business or a % if I find a suitor. I decided it's time for me to use other people's money to make money... similar to VC. In fact, you are welcome to start a business just like mine because there is plenty of room in the market for everyone to make money. just make sure you have connections ready, and an IRONCLAD contract in place with the domain owner before you shop it around because 10/10 times, the suitor will try to go over your head and buy it direct. that's why in the beginning, I chose to acquire the names for more control, but this is not always possible with VIP premium domains. email me below if you've got something in mind. typically I only get paid a high percentage if I deliver the price I promised them. good luck.
Im wary of this this transaction as well. If you look at the cached Whois for lust.com, and query the admin contacts URL address - abninterbill.com - It's a fresh grab from late 2002. Quick purchase off the drop, to retrieve admin info for lust.com?
Originally posted by AVM Im wary of this this transaction as well. If you look at the cached Whois for lust.com, and query the admin contacts URL address - abninterbill.com - It's a fresh grab from late 2002. Quick purchase off the drop, to retrieve admin info for lust.com?
Could be.
as I told you before, we should never butt heads... cause I like the way you think. it is suspect, and i feel bad for the guy if he got rooked like some others. it's a scary world out there and I have ppl trying to hijack my domains often. I'm sure this happens to you as well. where did you do your research for cached info, etc? I just emailed a few people and they said beware and warn the guy, so i did... unless he is the guy that I've been warned to avoid? hmmm....
but I'm sure you agree, either way, lust.com for that price, was a "steal". bad pun, i know.
Originally posted by AVM Im wary of this this transaction as well. If you look at the cached Whois for lust.com, and query the admin contacts URL address - abninterbill.com - It's a fresh grab from late 2002. Quick purchase off the drop, to retrieve admin info for lust.com?
Could be.
What are you talking about, if you look at the history before 2002 for lust.com it has the same hotmail adress as abninterbill has now. It looks ok to me, I have no reasons to doubt the seller.
Originally posted by Taboo
but I'm sure you agree, either way, lust.com for that price, was a "steal". bad pun, i know.
Indeed, lust.com at that price is an amazing deal.
Originally posted by milambur What are you talking about, if you look at the history before 2002 for lust.com it has the same hotmail adress as abninterbill has now.
I know, that's one of my points.
Hotmail addresses after 30-days of inactivity are released back to the public. Now, someone could have re-captured the abandon hotmail.com address when they seen it on the whois for lust.com - Took the hotmail address, retrieved the password via the "lost the password" function. From that point, registered some random domain (as a shell company for hidden whois info), and changed the adminstrative contact to an [email protected]
Listen I hope this deal is legit. But at that price, and with overseas sellers using a hotmail address? Anyway good luck man.
Originally posted by AVM Hotmail addresses after 30-days of inactivity are released back to the public. Now, someone could have re-captured the abandon hotmail.com address when they seen it on the whois for lust.com - Took the hotmail address, retrieved the password via the "lost the password" function. From that point, registered some random domain (as a shell company for hidden whois info), and changed the adminstrative contact to an [email protected]
Listen I hope this deal is legit. But at that price, and with overseas sellers using a hotmail address? Anyway good luck man.
But why would they change the adress of the company in the manner they have done after 2002 if the adress was unimportant anyway? Sound far fetched to me.
Originally posted by AVM Indeed, lust.com at that price is an amazing deal.
I know, that's one of my points.
Hotmail addresses after 30-days of inactivity are released back to the public. Now, someone could have re-captured the abandon hotmail.com address when they seen it on the whois for lust.com - Took the hotmail address, retrieved the password via the "lost the password" function. From that point, registered some random domain (as a shell company for hidden whois info), and changed the adminstrative contact to an [email protected]
Listen I hope this deal is legit. But at that price, and with overseas sellers using a hotmail address? Anyway good luck man.
yes, this is exactly what i was warned about, in fact i was told that there may be lots of "deals" on sedo that are too good to be true.
but I only wish the best of luck to the new owner of lust.com - you got a great deal, we're just making you aware of how evil the domain industry can be.
Originally posted by Taboo yes, this is exactly what i was warned about, in fact i was told that there may be lots of "deals" on sedo that are too good to be true.
but I only wish the best of luck to the new owner of lust.com - you got a great deal, we're just making you aware of how evil the domain industry can be.
I'm going to dig into this and see if I can find more info.
You should set a asking price for 20-30K$ for this domain
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Originally posted by milambur I'm going to dig into this and see if I can find more info.
be careful how far you dig... you might not like what you find. i truly wish you the best of luck. if you find that it's legit, and want a 7-figure payday for it, contact me before you dump it for less.
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