Email from Krist Davidson <email@resourcemind.com> Appraisal scam.

[trellian]

Received another email from email@resourcemind.com, this time from name: Krist Davidson

Sender: Krist Davidson <email@resourcemind.com>

Greetings,

We are interested in your domain name. Could you please let us know if it
is available for sale. Also do include your domain traffic stats for 2010
in your reply.

Regards,

Don't bother responding to such emails, just a waste of time.

Cheers
David

[boychik]

Received another email from email@resourcemind.com, this time from name: Krist Davidson

Sender: Krist Davidson <email@resourcemind.com>



Don't bother responding to such emails, just a waste of time.

Cheers
David

Got one today.

Yep. Sounds like a waste of time.


From: Krist Davidson <email@resourcemind.com>
To: *********@AOL.COM
Subject: *********.com


Hello,

We are a small firm looking for good names to buy. And Your Domain name
caught our attention, we're wondering if you're open on selling it.

We would like to offer you the sum of $50 for your **********.com
and consummate the deal via escrow.com. Please let me know if this offer is
agreeable to you.

Thank you in advance for your time and I look forward to your reply.

Krist D.

[oberheimer]

Who is that anyway i got a mail today aswell about a domain name

[nielsencl]

I got an email from this person also, but I don't know why this thread is being called an "Appraisal Scam" since the emails are different and don't mention asking the seller to pay for an appraisal.

I was wondering why someone would ask to use Escrow.com for a $50 domain name...?

If it is a scam I will post about it and encourage other to do the same. They should be reported as email SPAM at the very least. And the appraisal company they recommend should be contacted to make sure they know. ALL domain appraisal companies should be telling customers about this scam so they are warned. If they don't then they may be in on the scam or at least profiting from it.