Some Fool Paid Over 3K for DN xn--j8f.com
 

Someone paid $3,150 for DN xn--j8f.com.

Premium One Letter .com domain name 1,2,3,4,5 Letter IDN NR No Reserve

I guess the fool thought they were getting U.com

Premium One Letter com Domain Name 1 2 3 4 5 Letter IDN No Reserve | eBay

poor greedy fool thought he could get an actual one character for that cheap

lol Creation Date: 2014-11-21T09:02:32.0Z

Unicode is not how to make money domain naming, and shit.

the seller made like $3,000

Pretty sure ebay would let the buyer refund that with ease.

Someone had a bid up to 10K but canceled.

eBay.com Item Bid History

It's the buyer who needs the help. The seller is no better, he is taking advantage of people's ignorance for profit.
I wish both clowns well.

"Item location:SRIRANGAM H O, TAMIL NADU, India"

Maybe better off buying from respectable sellers located in Nigeria and Russia

the fool and the scammer

buyer's misrepresentations lol

Terms and conditions for buyers
11. The seller "iSofts" is in no way liable for buyer's misrepresentations, and hence no refunds will be given for buyer's misrepresentations and purchases without any proper understanding about IDN Domain Names.

what is his gfy nick ?

xxxtesy or something like that

just reported item, scam.

lucky seller!

If money wasn't involved I would have to admire this guys creativity.

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I bet it was Anal Hobbit.

a complete scam, the buyer should easily be able to get his money back ... I hope.

In Unicode it's the the as http://ᴜ.com - so it looks like a scam. I think the buyer thought he bought http://u.com/

The buyer got scammed. It's an obvious scam because the seller is INTENTIONALLY misleading the buyer. It's like when new over-hyped consoles come out and people sell just the boxes and mislead people into thinking they're getting the actual console. Sure somewhere in the auction the truth is stated but it's still a scam because the entire purpose of the auction is to deceive a victim into thinking he's getting something that he's not.

Hopefully he gets his money back and ebay bans the scammer. You think you're clever because you spotted the scam and the buyer didn't?

Look on the positive side. That $3,000+ profit is going to feed the entire village for a month.

Not sure what is going on here

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he must be a milliner :pimp

I've seen these domains for sale on ebay before but they never ended in the 1000s. They usually sell for under $100.

I feel bad for the poor bastard that bought the domain name. The seller probably withdrew the money from their paypal account and the buyer will probably get screwed when they open up a paypal dispute.

paypal holding money on ebay sales

real madness is to pay 3k for that domain

Paypal has never held onto my money.

so what, poor guy ... anyway all the other crappy domains he sold are used for redirects, so not sure how that works for those buyers ...

could it be popular in india

lol those indians..

To be honest unless you read it properly it does look like u.com he is selling.

I bet he has broken ebay rules.

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Here's another one for G.com

Premium One Letter com Domain Name 1 2 3 4 5 Letter IDN No Reserve | eBay

It's ebay ad is not as deceiving as the first one.

that's just crazy, and I bet the guy still has trouble getting refunded by paypal. I got fooled about 15 years ago with some .ws domains, the company was advertising them heavy as the alternative to .com, .net, and .org...the next domain .ws "World Site" for the world. Make a long story short I did not even ask for my money back when I found out it was a country extension. I took the loss as a lesson that I should have researched more, I use the same theory trading stocks. If I lose money I am paying tuition to learn from my mistakes.

I lol'ded :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Reported.

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I wonder if ebay will take it down.

Geez, that listing seems even worse, especially with the huge image of G.com

I think the guy is out of luck. From what I understand, folks with paypal accounts from India have the money moved to their bank account automatically. This is what I heard from the warriorforum a way back.

Here's supposedly a L.com domain name that sold for a couple of hundred dollars. Real IDN is xn--s5a.com

L com Domain Name IDN 1 One Single Character Letter | eBay