»Brandon Oropallo from Verisoft LLC wants to buy domain names«

Hello,

I am interested in purchasing your domain name matrix-explained.com. I can offer you $1000 for the name. You would be free to keep the current content and move it elsewhere on the web. Please let me know if you are interested.

Thank you,

Brandon Oropallo

Verisoft, LLC


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I noticed your comments here IMO → Brandon Oropallo from Verisoft LLC wants to buy domain names and wanted to clarify a few things. You're right to be suspicious, I suppose. I use Yahoo mail because they allow for a great deal of storage space, and that saves me room. I do web work for contacts in my spare time, so I've never had a need to maintain a web presence. Therefore, I have no website of my own, and no domain to send mail through. You're right, I'm looking for a high traffic domain; I'd like to purchase your site on behalf of a client who wants to use it (and its presence in search engines) to advertise online auctions. I eliminated this explanation from my initial offer to save us all some time. I assumed that, were we to move forward, I'd cover explanations in later conversations. But no, it's not spam, even if I was uncreative (or lazy) and used identical wording in several emails. I'm a real person and really do want to purchase your site, fair and square. I'd ask nothing of you until you'd recieved payment and the payment had cleared at your bank. Just wanted to clear up these concerns. If you are interested in selling, or have further questions, feel free to call me at (818) XXX-XXXX.

Thanks,

Brandon


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