Portland Linux/Unix Group
Subject: Re: [PLUG] domainnetworks.com scam
Perhaps some domain registration services are inviting people to obtain premium
domains with names similar to those they already have, but at higher prices.
But if it doesn't look like a premium name, that's not th
Perhaps some domain registration services are inviting people to obtain premium
domains with names similar to those they already have, but at higher prices.
But if it doesn't look like a premium name, that's not the reason. I've never
received such an ad, in any case.
Robert "Tim" Kopp
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I used namecheap around $24 a year.
This issue of fraud might best be solved at the state Attorney General
level, in the area of computer fraud.
I was defrauded one year by Heartline Communications based in Texas who
stole my long distance carrier by a false change carrier request.
It ended
On Fri, 18 Aug 2023, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
My wife got a letter from "MARKETING SERVICES" aka Domain Networks of
Hendersonville, NC offering an "ANNUAL WEBSITE DOMAIN LISTING" for the
low, low price of $289 :-(
Keith,
I've registerd my domains with namecheap.com for quite a few years and I'm
I manage a domain for my wife, charglennmd.com, and register
it (along with many others) at gandi.net for $24/year.
Perhaps cheaper elsewhere, but gandi seems trustworthy and
stable, and I prefer to spread my assets across hemispheres.
My wife got a letter from "MARKETING SERVICES" aka Domain
Net
