Cyberwings - AG / US postal inspectors contacted

[HarryK]

Whois info for uspis.gov (just because there's no www doesn't mean it's a bogus domain)

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Request: uspis.gov
whois server for *.gov is whois.nic.gov ...
connected to whois.nic.gov [65.213.195.4:43] ...
% DOTGOV WHOIS Server ready
U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS-DOM)
2111 Wilson Blvd Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201
Domain Name: USPIS.GOV
Status: Active
Domain servers in listed order:
RED.USPIS.GOV 204.117.11.226
NS1-AUTH.SPRINTLINK.NET 204.117.214.11, 206.118.179.10, 206.228.178.10, 206.228.179.10
NS2-AUTH.SPRINTLINK.NET 144.228.254.10, 206.228.254.10
NS3-AUTH.SPRINTLINK.NET 144.228.255.10
Technical POC, Administrative POC:
Burns, Darryl T. (DTB)
(703) 248-3703 (FAX)(703) 248-3737
DTBURNS@USPIS.GOV

 

[Kwad Guy]

Whois info for uspis.gov (just because there's no www doesn't mean it's a bogus domain)

First off, "www".domain_name.extension is just a redirection, as is
anything.domain_name.extension. By convention, almost everyone redirects
www.domain_name.extension to the primary directory in domain_name.extension. But they
don't have to. Sometimes, usually by oversight, www.domain_name.extension is not
defined for a web site. It means nothing more than that.

Second, you can't just go out and register your favorite ".gov" domain. An actual "domain_name.gov"
URL is about as good a guarantee as you're going to get that the domain is legit...

Kwad

 

[GtPrOjEcTX]

Out $24.50.

 

[alm4rr]

"There's a sucker born every minute"

 

[bonk102]

i lost about $30 on this one, it'd be great if there were a way to get it back

 

[Miramonti]

Cool, it may be worth the amount that some people lost just to see this guy indicted. 😀

 

[labgeek]

Originally posted by: mrbass
Some people are so freakin immature it's pretty pathetic.

Was this aimed at me?? If so, please explain in what way what I posted made me so immature that I am now pathetic?

I was simply pointing out what someone else had noticed and asked if anyone else could lookup the domain - I could not as whois would not work for me at the time of the post (just as I said). I went further to check into it via the usps.gov site, and they came up with an address in Boston as the contact info for the Postal Inspectors for Portland, ME. Which I do think you might agree should raise a little concern, don't you think?

After being burned by CW (I was not btw I simply hated seeing others wronged like this), do you not think it prudent to examine this a little closer? After all wasn't/isn't Mr White a resident of the Portland area? Has he not pulled enough scams, and told enough lies to question anything that may be remotely linked to him?

Finally, if trying to look out for others makes me immature and pathetic, then so be it. If some of members here would have listened to the pathetically immature people here when they warned of CW early on, maybe this mess wouldn't be as big as it is, and some wouldn't be out up to hundreds of dollars. Guess I'd rather be immature and pathetic than callous and indurated. I think I must be in good company then...

 

[Hayabusa Rider]

Cyberwho?

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: jjsole
Cool, it may be worth the amount that some people lost just to see this guy indicted. 😀

I would love nothing more than to see CEO Shawn White spend some time in the slammer and have to repay a whole sh!tload of fees.

 

[PsychoAndy]

Originally posted by: RossMAN

Originally posted by: jjsole
Cool, it may be worth the amount that some people lost just to see this guy indicted. 😀

I would love nothing more than to see CEO Shawn White spend some time in the slammer and have to repay a whole sh!tload of fees.

And people called me crazy for not getting in on it.

I wonder if I can get ebay nailed on federal wire fraud statutes.

-PAB

 

[snooker]

I am out $3.95. Had the website up 1 month then nothing since then, no refund, no nothing.

I want to be added to the list of people complaining!

 

[Miramonti]

Originally posted by: PsychoAndy
And people called me crazy for not getting in on it.

And people called Warren Buffet crazy for not jumping on the .com bandwagon too. 🙂