Post any legitimate buy requests here.
Here's 1 from Saw.com for a gambling / casino domain:
Here's 1 from Saw.com for a gambling / casino domain:
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Sometimes I think these buy requests are trolling a domainer they know owns the domain they want, but are trying to sucker them into selling cheaper than they would if the buyer initiated a direct inquiry.
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Be careful responding to supposed 'buy' requests from parties you are not familiar with. Sometimes those 'buyers' or 'brokers' are going to try to front run your domain without your knowledge or permission. Or they are simply doing engagement farming with no intent to buy. I am not saying that is the case with Nick Eubanks (he actually seems like a legit person), but his post made me think of this tip.
I checked who he was before posting it.
Easy to spot the engagement farming posts on x. They’re always posting engagement farming
Easy to spot the engagement farming posts on x. They’re always posting engagement farming
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