A Pakistani domain investor is seeking a portfolio sale to the tune of $22 million dollars.
The domain portfolio consists of many LLL .com domains, generic .com domains and some two word .com compounds.
Among the three letter .com listed for sale, are gems such as MUD.com and FOG.com.
According to the email, he’s seeking $5 million dollars for the latter alone!
The email making the rounds among domain investors has this intro:
“I am retiring to a life of farming in Pakistan & decided to sell my domains to raise the $22m needed. All prices are firm, first to initiate escrow.com transaction with domains@wbdwt.com wins.”
The domain WBDWT.com appears to belong to someone in Pakistan, but in recent years the same company, Rivers of Honey Ltd, was listed with British Virgin Islands as its locale.
Here is the domain list:
xgv.com
xzv.com
zbv.com
zcv.com
zdv.com
zfv.com
xvz.com
exu.com
hxo.com
yif.com
oex.com
hza.com
ioz.com
ixr.com
izt.com
pwu.com
qov.com
vnq.com
ozn.com
uzv.com
ocx.com
sfv.com
kaq.com
rij.com
cji.com
otk.com
oex.com
kug.com
riy.com
iyk.com
oyk.com
yrk.com
tyd.com
fyn.com
ylh.com
dof.com
okf.com
Mud.com
Fog.com
Begged.com
Doubledealers.com
Fastfm.com
fuzziness.com
Gerle.com
Hillbilly.com
Htmlwebsites.com
Investyourearnings.com
iOffers.com
Loseout.com
Lucked.com
Millwood.com
NationIslam.com
Recoverers.com
SheikhMaktoum.com
SnackPot.com
TextTraffic.com
PennyHylton.com
InternationalSimCard.com
Intend.com
FunnyIndia.com
FunnyFails.com
PeopleToPleople.com
PropertiesinBahrain.com
PropertiesinOman.com
PropertyinQatar.com
RealestateinSaudi.com
Riyal.com
Khaleeji.com
Salaam.com
Jannah.com
We reached out to the owner of the domains via NamePros, to ensure these are indeed for sale and not stolen property.
His response was:
“Thank you for bringing this to my attention.
This is indeed my colleague.
The part about moving to Pakistan to be a farmer is just his terrible attempt at humour. I can confirm these domains are safe in our account and they are indeed for sale. “
It seems that the portfolio sale is indeed legit, only the “Pakistani farmer” reference was just a crafty idea to spin more interest in the domains for sale.
Apparently, it worked. 😀