Phuck all spammers.
Domain spam that originates in China can be quite annoying, as the “Chips” game spread globally during the past 18 months.
Direct inquiries about a particular domain are generally ok, but robo-spamming the entire AAAA-ZZZZ sequence is not cool at all.
One such Chinese spammer sends the following email, translated:
“Hello your four-letter com 1000 Yuan to sell it to sell it Information View mihuishou.com”
When one visits mihuishou.com the following message is shown:
“If you want to sell your domain name, please contact qq 2385638010″
So the Chinese spammer offering 1000 RMB or about $150 dollars for a premium four letter .COM domain is hiding at mihuishou.com and the QQ 2385638010.
According to DomainTools historic WHOIS, the owner of the spamming domain is a “Dong Fengdu” with the email address “yila52000@qq.com”
Keep that in mind when you receive similar spam emails for your premium domains.
Domain spamming is no different than any other kind of spamming; it’s abusive and despicable.
