Multiple Sites 1 Seller

[luciferc]

A common thing among gold sellers is to use several sites when they do it Ex:

http://www.bankofwow.com/ -Has several reviews on mmowned

And

Game usd -Also Has several reviews on mmowned x2 Publicity!

are the same Site. Owned by the Same Person.

They also have several other sites owned by them but i just stating a few.

While this practice is quite common its usually because either one of the sites got a bad Review or some such thing so they made a new one. So be sure when you do sites like these they have reviews or something that makes them legit. I've seen people who have gotten scammed this way so just be sure to look for it.

Either by WhoIs or just the Customer Help.

Both Sites have the same help chat and both are served by a guy named 'Tim'.


## Just heed the warning.
Because most of the sites that got a bad rep i tryed to post on here to show them as an example but they already got a new domain.

--Not saying mmoinn or etc. are bad just putting them out there as its a ploy to get twice the publicity.

[xerotsuda]

I dont see the point in this post.
Alot of people know that BankofWoW is/was the same place as GameUSD.

When you talked to live support for "GameUSD" they would tell you to use BankofWoW sometimes.

Either way, i dont see why this matters.

[Lazeka]

I think the point is that some sites won't declare that. If they were trying to scam you using multiple websites as a front, then the company that owned them all wouldn't tell you they own all the sites, would they?

Going to Who.is: Whois, Website, Domain Name, and IP Tools - Who.is and entering in a domain should tell you the IP address of the site, the nameservers for it (can be good if their host uses their name in their domainservers, unless they use their own servers), where it's situated and it's registrar details (either where the domain is hosted or the actual details of the company).

It's useful for some companies that use the same server for all their sites, but if they were trying to scam you then they'd probably be smart enough to obtain a individual IP address for each of their sites (many hosting services and domain registrars offer this for relatively cheap).