DOPA continues the lowlife practice of sending unsolicited email to domain owners, a euphemism for spam.
The Chinese company ignores the protocol of voluntary inclusion to mailing lists, and instead emails their sales pitch to email addresses harvested from the WHOIS of domains.
We have covered the spamming practice of DOPA on several occasions. The most recent spam emails from DOPA are below:
Hi,
How are you?
Have you kindly check my email? Hope they are workable for you.
Regret that we havent received any information from you.I would be much appreciate for your any comment about our 15% revenue increase proposal.No matter if it is a positive answer,It’s a great help for us to meet your requirements.
Waiting for your favorable reply.
Best Regards,
Wendy
That’s right, Wendy. You received no information from us, because we do not respond to fucking spammers like DOPA that don’t end their email harassment.
Then another email that regurgitates the same old crap:
Hi,
This is Katrina from Dopa, which is an online traffic monetization service provider.As knowing that you have some typos domains are parked, are you satisfied with the revenue that you get now?
Parked at Dopa, it will bring you at least 10％ revenue increase and Usually 1000 vistors generate US$3-20.
Wish we can have a chance to bring you more revenue from domain parking! For details, pls contact me!
Best regards
Katrina
We have zero “typo domains” and Katrina clearly pulls that out of her ass.
With this one, it seems they now offer a 10% increase in revenue instead of 15% – all within a few days of each other. So not only it’s spam, it sounds as a scam as well.
Are Wendy and Katrina from DOPA.com two imbecile spammers, or just fake names used to attract customers to DOPA services?
At this time, we aren’t sure, but we’ll continue to expose the spamming practices of DOPA.com.
