Received an email from GoDaddy re. ICANN verification of my names. I clicked on the link (it said GoDaddy), but was taken to a GoDaddy look-alike page at GoDaoddy.com (notice the "o" in Daddy). I was asked for my username and password and input it and was just about to click enter when I noticed the GoDaddy url was wrong. Did a quick Whois, and GoDaoddy.com is registered to someone in the Czech Republic. Watch out!
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