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Help, icaan.net

by Alfred15
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Hi everyone I need help about this site.
To quickly summarize it, I have a domain for sale and the buyer wants me to get it appraised from this site and he will pay whatever the price is. It costs $99 to appraise 1 domain and I'm not sure if he's the owner of this site and just want me to get his service. I don't want to be scammed so I want to ask here.

Thanks.
#icaannet
  • Profile picture of the author kayebee
    Ask the buyer if you can get it appraised at a free site. You can get it appraised for free at valuate.com and estibot.com. Both websites are very good and credible.
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  • Profile picture of the author Alfred15
    I already tried others but he really wants it from this site.

    "You should obtain an official appraisal from the official ICAAN source -
    http://cert.icaan.net
    They verify trademarks and my client trusts them. Just submit your domains to them and write that you have a buyer with $X,XXX offer so you need the appraisal near this value. It will work.

    Please don't worry. I've been working with this appraisal company for a long time.I send them clients and they appraise domains at good values. But I'm not interested in making 10-20 usd for referring their services. As you can see I did not send you any affiliate links. I don't get any money from them. It's just a win-win partnership. My client pays me 10%-15% on every domain sale so I'm very interested in good valuations. This is my business model and I think you are interested in good appraisals too."

    This is his message. I really just want to know if anyone here has experience with icaan.net

    notice that it is not ICANN but its misspelled as ICAAN

    Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author davezan
    The domain name was registered only last month, and it's using Go Daddy's WHOIS privacy
    thing.

    DON'T.
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  • Profile picture of the author David Beroff
    "25,074 domains sold" after being in business less than a month!? Don't walk; run!
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  • Profile picture of the author cpwebsite
    I think its just a scam to collect your $99, don't do it, if he was an honest seller, he would be fine with doing it elsewhere.
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  • Profile picture of the author esuresh
    Ask the buyer to pay the $99 first. You will never find him responding after this.
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  • Profile picture of the author Alfred15
    Thanks everyone I appreciate it.
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  • Profile picture of the author rosetrees
    One word

    SCAM
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  • Profile picture of the author Hadrian Phan
    This is a classic scam in the domain flipping world. I'm surprised they still try to pull this trick in 2013.
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    • Profile picture of the author KashyapWeboo
      I Received Offer Email And In That Mail I Also Received Same Links answers-google.net & icaan.net Same Links & Same Thing, It Means It Is 100% Scam But Still Confused! Last Month I Just Listed My Domain Name To Sell On Sedo. And I Think I Received That Email Because He Find My Domain Name There. He Is Smartly Scamming Without Using Any Bots, Softwares And By Doing Everything Manually. :p

      But Yes If Anybody Experienced Positive Result With This Then Please Tell Me.


      Thanks. & Sorry For Bad English.
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