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Was invited to preview fractionalized domains
(I blocked out the address, not my place to disclose)


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It's an interesting concept and you can join the waiting list here
domora.com

I already have access so if you have questions feel free to ask.


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Only a fool would join a blantant scam like this, especially as prior "fractionalized domain ownership" schemes have resulted in massive losses for those who did invest.
 
And for those who haven't figured this out yet:

Once the owner sells off fractional shares in a premium domain, there is no reason to ever resell it, and in fact, you'd have to a moron to sell it off again.

Instead you get this big bag of money (for essentially nothing) while maintaining full control of the domain. He's already sold the domain to a pile of suckers who don't even get an ownership stake, thus allowing the domain owner to effectively have his cake and eat it too.

The end result is that once the poor scammees figure out they've been robbed by purchasing a "bag of air", the "stock price" plummets from its opening value and remains at a depressed level forever.

And since the domain owner would never resell the domain (as it's not in his best financial interest), there are never any proceeds to divvy up, thus leading to the platform dying a slow death while your "domain stocks" continue to drop in value.
 
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DomainRecap said:
And for those who haven't figured this out yet:

Once the owner sells off fractional shares in a premium domain, there is no reason to ever resell it, and in fact, you'd have to a moron to sell it off again.

Instead you get this big bag of money (for essentially nothing) while maintaining full control of the domain. He's already sold the domain to a pile of suckers who don't even get an ownership stake, thus allowing the domain owner to effectively have his cake and eat it too.

The end result is that once the poor scammees figure out they've been robbed by purchasing a "bag of air", the "stock price" plummets from its opening value and remains at a depressed level forever.

And since the domain owner would never resell the domain (as it's not in his best financial interest), there are never any proceeds to divvy up, thus leading to the platform dying a slow death while your "domain stocks" continue to drop in value.
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Like I said, no risk to the domain owner :cautious:
 
MapleDots said:
Like I said, no risk to the domain owner :cautious:
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Of course, the domain owner is the scam artist and the only one to really profit from this scheme (the site does take a small cut). Everyone else loses money.

What about this is hard to understand?
 
MapleDots said:
Maybe not the scammer
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Nope, if the domain owner knowingly takes part in such an open and blatant scam, in the pursuit of profit, then he's a scammer too. You figured out the grift so you'd know the facts going in. Anyone selling fractional domains using a system like this clearly knows they are ripping people off, and it's no different than if you took part in a Ponzi scheme to sell domains.

The only possible excuse would be if the domain owner had an IQ below 40 and couldn't even tie his shoes.

I literally cannot believe you are advertising this type of crap in a thread - what's next, Nigerian Princes?
 

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