Remember there was a company a few years back that got sued out of existence for sending out letters to domain registrants pretending to be their registrar and getting them to renew through them for top dollar? When the poor suckers fell for it, they got slammed, with their domain moved to a new registrar (and of course paid too much).
Well it seems another illicit company has stepped up to fill the gap.
domainrenewalonline.com has been emailing my customers within 90 days of their domain expiry date, pretending to be their registrar and asking them for money to renew it. Their pages look vaguely like the generic enom interfaces for end users.
Very slimy stuff. Hope ICANN shuts them down soon.
There needs to be more publicity about this.
Well it seems another illicit company has stepped up to fill the gap.
domainrenewalonline.com has been emailing my customers within 90 days of their domain expiry date, pretending to be their registrar and asking them for money to renew it. Their pages look vaguely like the generic enom interfaces for end users.
Very slimy stuff. Hope ICANN shuts them down soon.
There needs to be more publicity about this.
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