what the hell is sellyourland.com?
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I checked out the site.  It looks ok, but I don't think it's the way I would go if I were selling property.  I'd rather find a real estate agent that knows the area
390355
No, I have never heard of them.   I am looking for a good company to sell products from.  Give us more information.
1181541
http://www.badcompany.com
155362
overstock.com is a site. Yahoo! has an auction service. And you could do a search for auctions.
478237
At first, I though it was a link farm. This can be a credibility problem.\n\nOtherwise, it looks like a useful place for shareware up/downloads. It took a few clicks to find that out.
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The name alone tells me that it is probably another BS multilevel marketing scheme, designed to make money by selling books, memberships, training, etc. to people like you.\n\nAnyone who claims to have a "proven system" for generating wealth is usually full of s**t.
895358
This isnt ebay go away.()
336387
No, and I wouldn't have if someone had pointed it out to me. Their domain bears all the details of a typical fake electronics store. If you perform a WHOIS search (for example at http://www.joewein.net/whois/ ) you get these details:\n\n+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++\n\n   Domain Name: megastore-electronics.com\n\n   Registrant Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Administrative Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Technical Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Billing Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Record created on 2006-01-08 04:54:16.\n   Record expires on 2007-01-08 04:54:16.\n\n   Domain servers in listed order:\n\n      ns1.dreamhost.com\n      ns2.dreamhost.com\n      ns3.dreamhost.com\n\nSo what we have is a site that's just over three months old, registered with a UK postal address but a US phone number and it doesn't mention the name of the supposed business this is the site of. Most fraud site domains were registered within three months because the sites tend to get killed after a weeks when the first victims complain or the stolen credit card for the website hosting bounces.\n\nOther things to check for on electronics store sites:\n- does the currency match the location?\n- do they have SSL (https:) for the ordering system with the padlock showing in IE and a proper certificate (no warnings!)?\n- do any e-Trust and other links do proper verification?\n- do they have a phone number that's either a freephone or matches the geographic location?\n- do they mention Western Union payments? (a big red flag)\n- do they have low prices but high minimum orders? (another big red flag)\n- do they offer free or flat rate worldwide shipping or worldwide on-site warrantee?\n- do they accept credit cards or PayPal? If not, avoid them. If they accept credit cards but then tell you your card was rejected and you must pay by Western Union, assume your card is now in the hands of a Romanian or Russian fraud gang and will be used to pay for the setup of another site like MegaStore-Electronics.com.
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Was the company perhaps called "Success Zing"? If so, that is a business front also called "60 Minute Money" which in turn is an entry site for Herbalife.\n\nStay away from Herbalife in any of its disguises if you can uncover them first. Herbalife seems to be a legitimate company but there are enough disgruntled distributors and enough complaints lodged at various places on the Internet to make you wonder. Not to mention the question as to why Herbalife needs to have so many different business looks and why you have to get the intro package before you ever find out it is Herbalife.\n\nIf you decide to go ahead and request more info you will be soaked for an initial fee (about $39.95 in North America) for the intro package. Then you will be told that the into package is the equivalent of about $299.\n\nMy suggestion is that you revisit monster.co.uk and check out the opportunities you were looking at. Then do a search for the website system being used by that affiliate which if not obvious may be mentioned at the bottom of the page in small lettering along with the distributor's name ("This website belongs to xxxxx").\n\nYou can visit specific websites that mention dangerous or scam companies or you can do a Google search using the company name, website name, along with the words scam or ripoff. Then you may find reports and other information to read about. That information may not be definitive but it will help inform your decision whether to proceed or not.\n\nFor example, I went to monster.co.uk and looked for opportunities like the one you mentioned. Success Zing looked like the closest match. So I followed the link and got to success-zing.info which is a "60 minute Money" site. If you do a WHOIS look up for that site you find out it is owned by Russell Gain even though the distributor name at the bottom is likely someone else. Do a search for "Russell Gain" and you will discover that he is a Herbalife personality.\n\nGood luck!
347869
it's a scam ... be careful
861867
Never heard of it, BTW you could report the scam to the FTC and have them check it out.  Peace!
1108929
These are advertising website that buy misspelled websites names and advertise on them.  the companies dispalyed pay the holders to advertise on their site, so the results are not at all what you are looking for.
1145365
Someone is doing it and they are profitting by it. I had a message that my computer may have been 'infected' and that I should download 'X' companys' anti-spy and anti virusware. Turned out they were the 'infector' to get you to buy their program right then or your system would crash. Turns out they are being investigated for fraud by IRS, FCC, etc.  Seems lots of people lost their money and personal indentification information to this SCAM.  Luckily I was able to get them OFF my computer - took some time but it worked.  If it happens to you - BEWARE !! It will automatically install if you don't stop it  !!
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The businesses promoted by people spamming these boards with their links appear to be mostly pyramid schemes where few people actually make any real money.\n\nThere are very, very few home based businesses that are turnkey.  Anyone promoting one to you is likely going to make money off of you and you'll make next to nothing.
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I had never heard of it so took a look after seeing your question.\nIt looks to be quite good, and there is a reference to ebay on it (Obviously trying to steal some ebay customers).\n\nSo at first glance - yep - it looks good and I will be taking a better look at what they have on sale there. Of course, until you can find someone who has actually bought something, then you will not know for sure, but I might just buy a small item, just to test them out.\n\nI'll post a question if and when I have a go, to let you (And anyone else) know.\n\nHows that? Sorry I did not actually answer your question, but at least I took a look at the site.\n\n:-)
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FOR CRYING OUT LOUD. WHY DOES EVERYONE KEEP SAYING EBAY. YOU ARE NOT GOING TO FIND IT THERE. AND IT'S NOT ELEMENT.COM. YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW ABOUT THIS BURPLE. it leads to this really anoying thing site. its www.elementSKATEBOARDS.com
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Someone wants to sell you a website that hasn't launched yet...?  Sounds like a scam.  Want a web site? start your own.