Scammer on the loose (idiotenglish@hotmail.com)

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  1. GreenGambler

    GreenGambler Notable Member

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    #181
    I have not clue. Karma will come back to him one of these days.

    Here is a pic he posted:

    Can anyone discern what has been scribbled over?

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    GreenGambler, Feb 26, 2008 IP
  2. klklinc

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    #182
    I now have a name for hksteve.......Juan Lee is our man!!!
     
    klklinc, Feb 26, 2008 IP
  3. RLKuhn101

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    #183
    I just found this Google archived page showing the profile on desihackers that was tryng to sell many of the stolen domain names He also scammed me of UTEENS.COM. He also is selling PayPal information.

    Link to the scammers profile
     
    RLKuhn101, Feb 27, 2008 IP
  4. gatorsportsnation

    gatorsportsnation Banned

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    #184
    you said 100 people got scammed then you said 50 people got scammed..... well, which is it?
     
    gatorsportsnation, Feb 27, 2008 IP
  5. wagz

    wagz Peon

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    #185
    does it really matter if its 25/50/100, the point is he has scammed a lot of people for a lot of good domains that are worth thousands & thousands of dollars.
     
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  6. wagz

    wagz Peon

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    #186
    update as of 4:27PM EST

    clearly this asshole is watching these posts as i just got this IM from him w/ a new screenname since i blocked his others:

    Ludeke07: hi this is the same old scammer, please post more so you can lead users on different traces, thanks, my name is Juan Lee and i'm American. Please remember that feel free to phone me up at 415 303 1294

    scammer 4 the win?
     
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  7. klklinc

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    #187
    LMFAO.......I see a scammer running scared! Yes your name is Juan Lee...You are located in the US.......and why would I call a cell phone number??.....Just shows how scared you are...and you should be!!
     
    klklinc, Feb 27, 2008 IP
  8. GreenGambler

    GreenGambler Notable Member

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    #188
    I too think we are on the trail of the correct person. I hope we get his address soon so we can send someone to his house to ask some questions.
     
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    #189
    well area code 415 is san francisco and im leaving for LA on friday, maybe ill stop by
     
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  10. bgmv

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    #190
    got these results for Juan Lee in California:

    Juan C Lee (408) 738-1148 565 Blackwood Ter, Sunnyvale, CA 94086
    Juan Lee (415) 681-0369 1390 12th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122 Map
    Juan Lee (415) 379-4124 San Francisco, CA 94122
     
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  11. Sneakyfeet

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    #191
    Green Gambler - howd you get those screen shots?
    I'll Pm you my e-mail address and try to work on those pics a little - just send them to me in as high res as possible.
     
    Sneakyfeet, Mar 4, 2008 IP
  12. GreenGambler

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    #192
    Hello,

    I joined the desihackerz forum, saw that he was posting those and linked them here on DP. That's all. I don't have anything better than what is displayed on the thread, sorry.

    PS.. desihackerz.com is no longer ther, We all reported them and they were taken down, but they have a new forum. ProHackerz.com keep an eye on it. They are doing more buying and selling of stolen bank, PP and other accounts.

    Thanks,
    Rich
     
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  13. GreenGambler

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    #193
    One of my stolen domains, GJRF.com, is now listed on this site:
    http://www.llgoo.com/bbs/archiver/tid-3150.html

    I am tyring to find out what language it is now, so that I can translate the text.

    EDIT: It is Simplified Chinese. The info does not mean much. It just lists out the domains that got dropped on 7/20/2007.

    I bought it after that time, I just now found out what it was. Ohh well, thought I had something.. LOL
     
    GreenGambler, Mar 5, 2008 IP
  14. klklinc

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    #194
    Okay guys here is a link to the transaction that took place re some of the stolen domains http://www.goldage.net/member-membe...html#post390151

    The guy who has them now is:
    Tampubolon, Bangun
    home
    Jl. Sentosa 88a
    Bandung, JawaBarat 40153
    Indonesia
    62816613317


    He has an account on DP in the name greeny and uses the YM
    also has the following email accounts: ,quark8888@hotmail.com ,

    I spoke to him via YM and basically he wants to be reimbursed for the amount of $1200 that he claims he paid for the domains. he refuses to return the domains as he will end up out of pocket.

    He is now in possession of the following domains:

    JEKV.COM,JEKP.COM,MJUH.COM and MKHV.com
    DTQG.COM,FJXA.COM,FOQH.COM,PQHY.COM,PQYT.COM,PRZJ. COM,QHYO.COM
    & QPYE.COM.

    Claims he paid for UTEENS.com but did not receive it.

    5219.INFO BID:
    AUSTRALIATOURMAP.COM
    CASINOSLOTSCASINO.COM
    CLUBA1.COM
    CORALS.TV
    DOFREE.TV
    EUTRAVELMAP.COM
    FROGGY.INFO
    GIGAPIXELS.INFO
    HISPANIOLA.TV
    HYBRIDPOWERSYSTEM.NET
    IGNATIAN.INFO
    INZIX.COM
    KIDDZSTUFF.COM
    KISSY.INFO
    LEEWARD.INFO
    LOCKEMUP.COM
    LOKEM.COM
    LOTA.INFO
    MICHIGANSTATE.TV
    ODDITIES.TV
    OKEECHOBEE.TV
    RATT.INFO
    RENATA.TV
    SOUTHWESTERNONTARIO.INFO
    SQUAB.INFO
    TRANSMITTING.TV
    TRANSNATIONAL.TV
    TRAVELCOUP.COM
    TYPE44.COM
    USATOURMAP.COM

    not sure if he received these but they were discussed in the transaction on goldage.net

    BARECONTENT.COM
    FEMDOMSTYLE.COM
    YOURCAMGIRL.COM
    FETISHCASTING.COM
    FEMDOMSUPREMACY.COM

    The person he bought the domains from used these details
    First name: sarah
    lastname: Jones
    address: 685 Grey Fox Farm Road
    City: Houston
    State: Texas
    Zip: 77073
    USA
    Phone: 8153039148
    email:

    The guy seems pretty legit but as I said he refuses to return the domains at a loss to him. He also runs a website http://www.goldgame4u.com
     
    klklinc, Mar 8, 2008 IP
  15. meetgs

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    #195

    So the domains have been sold to someone else?
    This is a difficult situation...

    If the buyer is legit, it is unlikely that he would hand over the domains to anyone else because he already paid for them...
    Let's say you bought some domains for $1200. Then someone comes to you and claims that those are stolen domains, and you should hand over the domains. Would you do that? Possible if you can get your $1200 back, otherwise... I don't think anyone would want to "lose" $1200 that easily. (that is, IF he is a legit buyer!)
     
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    #196
    Stolen property is stolen property and he is in effect in possession of stolen property. As for being paid for the domains well lets look at it another way. You have your $30,000 car stolen, the thief sells it for $15,000 and a couple of months later the car is found in possession of the new "owner". What do you think happens in this case? Do you pay the new owner $15,000 to get your car back? Certainly not! The car is returned to the rightful owner without charge. It is the new owners loss.
     
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    #197
    Paypal gives a WHAAT? about this whole thing.
    Contact domain registrar and ICANN
     
    Loonm, Mar 9, 2008 IP
  18. meetgs

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    #198
    That's not a good analogy... with cars, you can "trace" the buy-sell-buy links. With police help, eventually the thief will get caught.
    With domains? How could you catch the thief?
    And if you are that new owner (when you bought, you know nothing about the stolen names) would you give away the names that easily? The new owner should try to investigate the seller; but in this virtual world, is it possible to get your money back? In the end, the scammer wins. That's the sad truth.
    Of course, the scammer CAN get caught IF he is not "careful enough" in doing his activities. Otherwise it is just impossible -- unless GoDaddy helps you in some way :)
     
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    #199
    So if one of the domains that had been stolen was of extremely high value....let's say sex.com for instance..and the scammer sold it for a couple of million to an unsuspecting buyer. You think the original owner should pay a couple of million to get it back?? I think it is pretty clear that would not happen! The law is clear about recovered stolen property....The original owner is still entitled to the property no matter how it got into the hands of whoever is in possession of it when it is recovered.
     
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  20. meetgs

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    #200
    With such high-value names, you know exactly WHO the buyer and seller are.
    (very likely the transaction was done using escrow or some legal stuff)

    In this case: do you know WHO the seller/buyer is?
    What kind of protection do you have?

    You may say the law is clear, but...
    Is it possible to enforce the law?

    Facts.
     
    meetgs, Mar 9, 2008 IP