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Originally Posted by ezdiy
Not sure if you should buy software, or mortgage leads from that matter, from FTB suspended accounting shop. Domain speculators usually run multiple hustles at the same time, so this isn't really surprising. The reason I know they're in domain squatting is simply list of domains under their name:
trafficrevenue.com
nvsp.com (National Voters Service Portal, yes the traffic is huge)
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Not sure about "FTB suspended", but I promise you that just because they have those domains listed under their name it doesn't necessarily mean that they are squatters. (I'm not saying that they aren't, I'm just saying that the evidence isn't there for me)
One of my clients is an entrepreneur who is currently running 3 different businesses under her name, and has, in the past, run many others. Every time she starts a new business, she will buy every possible variant of the domain name that she (or I) can think of. As a result, she currently owns about 30 domains that have the word "yoga" in them, about 100 that have the word "leopard" in them, many more with the word "spice" in them. Along with other variants from past businesses, she has hundreds of domains registered. She is not "squatting". She has never sold a domain name, although she has had offers on a few, and I don't think she would refuse to sell one that she wasn't using at the time. She definitely wouldn't just give one away, and if a business tried to sue her for one, she would fight to the bitter end.
So again...maybe don't judge a book (or pocketbook.com) by it's cover.
Shari