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Today is very young. At 7:46 AM PST, we received an official looking document from a legitimate company called DocuSign. We have been signing documents lately using DocuSign so it was not unusual to receive a reminder from the company.
What was strange was the company said it was DocuSign, but the from address was not DocuSign. Instead, it was from dcameron at dorothyai.com. Doroathyai.com has been around for many years and is active in the Artificial Intelligence space. That was unusual, but the company seemed legitimate, so the temptation to move forward was there.
In the email, there is a button that supposedly is the link to a secure site. Still a bit cautious because of the unusual nature of the email, I peeked at the domain linked to the activate button in the email. Not to my surprise, the email link is to an entirely different domain. Check this out: https://uytrttr656678908ghvbcbvbbvnbmnbvcbvhjgfgkhjgfj.top/**/**/*****/=*******@aimfair.com. The actual address has been changed to prevent anyone from trying it out.
Clearly this link is up to no good. It actually wants me to enter my username to Aimfair. Wow! No thank you!
I checked out the domain called uytrttr656678908ghvbcbvbbvnbmnbvcbvhjgfgkhjgfj.top. Here are the formation statistics from whois.domaintool.com:
Formation Dates 3 days old
Created on 2025-02-18
Expires on 2026-02-18
Updated on 2025-02-19
The domain is 3 days old. We are among the first to be contacted by this phisher, and it clearly has unscrupulous ideas in mind. This is the first time a phisher has actually tried to gain access to our Aimfair account.
We all need to be diligent. Unfortunately, the world has become untrustworthy in many ways, and we all must be very careful with our communications over the Internet.
What was strange was the company said it was DocuSign, but the from address was not DocuSign. Instead, it was from dcameron at dorothyai.com. Doroathyai.com has been around for many years and is active in the Artificial Intelligence space. That was unusual, but the company seemed legitimate, so the temptation to move forward was there.
In the email, there is a button that supposedly is the link to a secure site. Still a bit cautious because of the unusual nature of the email, I peeked at the domain linked to the activate button in the email. Not to my surprise, the email link is to an entirely different domain. Check this out: https://uytrttr656678908ghvbcbvbbvnbmnbvcbvhjgfgkhjgfj.top/**/**/*****/=*******@aimfair.com. The actual address has been changed to prevent anyone from trying it out.
Clearly this link is up to no good. It actually wants me to enter my username to Aimfair. Wow! No thank you!
I checked out the domain called uytrttr656678908ghvbcbvbbvnbmnbvcbvhjgfgkhjgfj.top. Here are the formation statistics from whois.domaintool.com:
Formation Dates 3 days old
Created on 2025-02-18
Expires on 2026-02-18
Updated on 2025-02-19
The domain is 3 days old. We are among the first to be contacted by this phisher, and it clearly has unscrupulous ideas in mind. This is the first time a phisher has actually tried to gain access to our Aimfair account.
We all need to be diligent. Unfortunately, the world has become untrustworthy in many ways, and we all must be very careful with our communications over the Internet.
Technology is great. We use it for many wonderful things. Telephones that take pictures, texts that accompany pictures, showing where you are at any given time of day or night, and the list goes on and on.
It occurred to me we should be able to use technology in a helpful way while we discuss the pros and cons of buying a timeshare. Have you ever taken the time to list the reasons why you buy a timeshare? Have you ever tried to weight the Pros and Cons of buying a timeshare? It is an interesting process, and each one of us is different.
First start by identifying what is most important to you. There are a number of "must haves" for a timeshare to be appealing. We were interested in location, water, facilities, safety, convenience, unit size, proximity to list just a few items that are important. Others include restaurants, onsite groceries, "feel" of the place, and attraction for repetitive return visits.
On the other hand, there are a number of reasons for not buying too, not the least of which include the time of life, financial ability to return repeatedly, health, and family matters. Again, there is a whole list factors that lean against buying that we all should consider.
We thought it would be fun to create a Pro Con table. You can try it out by rating factors that are important considerations that support either buying or not buying a timeshare.
The idea is to create your own pros and cons. List them, and give each item a weight in terms of importance. That list and weights becomes a basis for creating an interactive spreadsheet to help you see timeshare purchases in the "cold light of day".
We have created a spreadsheet on Aimfair. At this point it is not interactive. It may be at some point. In the meantime, send us a request for an excel spreadsheet, and it will be on its way. Reach us at infoaboutus at aimfair.com. This offer is extended to Subscribing Members.
Have fun with this.
Cheers!
It occurred to me we should be able to use technology in a helpful way while we discuss the pros and cons of buying a timeshare. Have you ever taken the time to list the reasons why you buy a timeshare? Have you ever tried to weight the Pros and Cons of buying a timeshare? It is an interesting process, and each one of us is different.
First start by identifying what is most important to you. There are a number of "must haves" for a timeshare to be appealing. We were interested in location, water, facilities, safety, convenience, unit size, proximity to list just a few items that are important. Others include restaurants, onsite groceries, "feel" of the place, and attraction for repetitive return visits.
On the other hand, there are a number of reasons for not buying too, not the least of which include the time of life, financial ability to return repeatedly, health, and family matters. Again, there is a whole list factors that lean against buying that we all should consider.
We thought it would be fun to create a Pro Con table. You can try it out by rating factors that are important considerations that support either buying or not buying a timeshare.
The idea is to create your own pros and cons. List them, and give each item a weight in terms of importance. That list and weights becomes a basis for creating an interactive spreadsheet to help you see timeshare purchases in the "cold light of day".
We have created a spreadsheet on Aimfair. At this point it is not interactive. It may be at some point. In the meantime, send us a request for an excel spreadsheet, and it will be on its way. Reach us at infoaboutus at aimfair.com. This offer is extended to Subscribing Members.
Have fun with this.
Cheers!
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While we made changes to the Aimfair platform, the log in process has changed too.
First thing to do is check your browser's Bookmark URL for Aimfair. Change the bookmarked URL to http://aimfair.com. Favorite Bookmarks do not automatically update. We do not point to any other page but aimfair.com. You don't have to put an "s" after the "p" in "http" nor do you have include the previously included "www." before the word aimfair "as in https://www.". Make these changes and you will eliminate the errors that appear in your log in process.
How do you check your browser's Bookmarks? At the top of the page while in your browser you will see the word Bookmarks. Tap the link to your bookmarks and find the URL for aimfair. Edit the address and save. You will not have any more trouble until we make another change. For now, we are set to go!
The new log in symbol is
When you do, you will see boxes where you can enter your username and password. Enter them and tap the Log In button.
A successful login shows the tip of the arrow pointing away from the bracket:
One other note: Subscribing Members need to log in to view content, participate in the forum or list an ad on Aimfair. Please follow the new process otherwise you will see the "Oops" (Now called "Page+not+found+or+permissions+required")page saying you need to "Subscribe" to continue. All you have to do is log in, unless your subscription has expired.
Technology is great, but when we are off by a bit or two, it can be frustrating.
Please let us know if you have trouble by sending us an email to feedback@aimfair.com.
Cheers!