Anyone know DOTSTER.COM?

[D14Posters]

Hi,

I received two emails today saying "[email protected]" had made a complaint to ICANN that the contact number on my domain name (www.d14posters.com) was not valid.

This is not a parked domain, this is a website I have had for some time and is my main business.

When I contacted dotster (I have no relationship with them), them sent me an email saying: "We received a report from an individual that they dialed your phone number realizing it was an international number and that it did not connect. "

Does all this sound strange? any thoughts?

 

[*AllThings.tv*]

No, just make sure your contact details are accurate and correct. If someone can prove they are incorrect, they may be able to take several steps to acquire your name...at least to my knowledge.

 

[Jeffrey]

I was looking at your whois info, and it read that it's registered at MelbourneIT. Why did Dotster bother about informing you of your wrong contact information? Nevertheless, take it as a warning and go ahead and edit your contact information correctly or else they will take the domain away from you.

 

[IAmAllanShore]

Want to post the original email (With headers - but block out anything you think would be private to you.); would be interested in the veracity of this one.
-Allan

 

[Reppy]

Dotster are a legitimate company.

I've got most of my domains there.

I wouldn't be surprised if it's some phishing scam.

 

[maxxwebb]

well, is it your real number?
does it work?

shouldn't dotster TRY IT to see for themselves before sending emails?

if no one bothers to double-check this sh*t, then i'm going to complain that M*CROSOFT'S phone number isn't working, and i want their domain.

what a joke.

P.S. my vote is for SCAM.

 

[smartpc]

cunning marketing plan spam.....but informational too.....

if its a legit sender email...now you know who dotster are....