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thanks it totally looks sketchy but just wanted to make sure
 
It's a very well designed SCAM. If you look at the logos like VeriSign, you will see it's just a picture. Real VeriSign is a link to VeriSign. Anyone who buys from these scammers deserves to lose their money.

Read the store blurbs; it's not even very good English, another sign of a scammer.
 
It's a very well designed SCAM. If you look at the logos like VeriSign, you will see it's just a picture. Real VeriSign is a link to VeriSign. Anyone who buys from these scammers deserves to lose their money.

Read the store blurbs; it's not even very good English, another sign of a scammer.

i don't think that if someone gets scammed that its ok for the scammers to separate an unknowing individual from his money. it's like saying some whose house got emptied by robbers deserve to lose their money because they didn't secure the house right.
 
Another way to spot a scam: Never trust a site that was just created a couple weeks ago:

Registrant Contact:
Algernon Salois
Algernon Salois iona@bronzemail.net
+33493164270 fax: +33493164270
50 Boulevard Victor Hugo
Nice Nice 06000
FR
Created: 2011-01-12
Expires: 2012-01-12
 
Another way to spot a scam: Never trust a site that was just created a couple weeks ago:

Registrant Contact:
Algernon Salois
Algernon Salois iona@bronzemail.net
+33493164270 fax: +33493164270
50 Boulevard Victor Hugo
Nice Nice 06000
FR
Created: 2011-01-12
Expires: 2012-01-12

Very,Very smart point. i'll keep that in mind. but what if a site has been scamming people for a longer period of time? i.e the site is older than 2 weeks (or maybe months)
 
Very,Very smart point. i'll keep that in mind. but what if a site has been scamming people for a longer period of time? i.e the site is older than 2 weeks (or maybe months)
If a site is less than a year old, I'm suspicious. If it's been around for a while, you can usually Google or MRoogle and find posts about experiences with that site. You can also Google, using the site name and the word "scam" to see what, if anything, comes up.
 
If a site is less than a year old, I'm suspicious. If it's been around for a while, you can usually Google or MRoogle and find posts about experiences with that site. You can also Google, using the site name and the word "scam" to see what, if anything, comes up.

de the scammers delete the domain after a year or something?
i have to ask cant they just fake the date of creation?
 
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