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burnsinternet
17th September 2007, 02:39 AM
I received an email from Sedo stating:

Congratulations! There is a new offer waiting for you on the domain name (domain name)

I looked at the domain name and realized that it was not parked at Sedo.

It was not a spam or phishing email. How did someone make an offer via Sedo if it was not parked there? I had parked it there many moons ago for a few days, but it has been parked at ND for nearly a year.

I moved it over to Sedo until I complete (or don't complete) negotiations.

Help?

Fka200
17th September 2007, 02:44 AM
Never happened but if the offer is good enough, why not? :). Goodluck! IDNs have heated up. I've seen a lot of stuff going on behind the curtains...

burnsinternet
17th September 2007, 02:49 AM
This begs the question:

How is it possible to make on offer on a domain via Sedo if the domain is parked at ND?

Why wouldn't the offer be made through ND or just emailed to me? Don't you think that is very strange?

touchring
17th September 2007, 03:00 AM
I think Sedo still list you in their DB.

Fka200
17th September 2007, 03:01 AM
This begs the question:

How is it possible to make on offer on a domain via Sedo if the domain is parked at ND?

Why wouldn't the offer be made through ND or just emailed to me? Don't you think that is very strange?

Maybe the domain was still listed at Sedo? Do a search. Was it a latin-based domain? Like the ones supported by Sedo? It is strange that the offer isn't through e-mail or from ND...

In your Sedo account is there a valid offer?

burnsinternet
17th September 2007, 03:20 AM
Yes, it was a valid offer. It was still in the DB.

It seems strange/fishy that the offer was made via a specific search at Sedo rather than from the parking page or WHOIS.

It was a lowball offer for diseƱoweb.biz

L@@K
17th September 2007, 04:17 AM
How is it possible to make on offer on a domain via Sedo if the domain is parked at ND?

Hi burnsinternet,

This is the domain brokerage option.
See for example, here, if I wanted to buy Idnf.com: http://sedo.de/broker/index.php4?domain=idnf.com&language=us

So if you check for a domain not listed in their db, they give you the possibility to use their service of brokerage.

See U :)

burnsinternet
17th September 2007, 05:09 AM
Cool. It just seems strange.

jose
17th September 2007, 05:14 AM
It's SEDO again making us laught. Check this out:
http://www.blackhatdomainer.com/short-selling-domain-names/

burnsinternet
17th September 2007, 05:46 AM
Cute.

jacksonm
17th September 2007, 06:10 AM
It's SEDO again making us laught. Check this out:
http://www.blackhatdomainer.com/short-selling-domain-names/

Jose, where do you find the time to discover these sites?

.

L@@K
17th September 2007, 06:40 AM
It's SEDO again making us laught. Check this out:
http://www.blackhatdomainer.com/short-selling-domain-names/

Yes I know that, I have readen this news as well, but more funny, I use this tip since months, even sometimes because of my errors !
Some name you forgot to delete, etc... :p

Some good advices sometimes on the website Jose sent to us

burnsinternet
17th September 2007, 04:46 PM
DiseƱoWeb.biz is now up for auction at Sedo.

This is 'web design' in Spanish.

touchring
17th September 2007, 06:05 PM
Yes I know that, I have readen this news as well, but more funny, I use this tip since months, even sometimes because of my errors !
Some name you forgot to delete, etc... :p

Some good advices sometimes on the website Jose sent to us




The flipper are doing something similar here, listing on forums for sale, and then dropping it if it doesn't sell. If you consider the payment to dynadot a 5 days refundable deposit, it might well be short selling as well.