Sending out bogus bills that look authentic. Until you read the fine print. This should be against the law. I received this bill and after speaking with business owner and then reading the fine print, I realized this was a scam for $65. They send out a bill with an account etc and your domain name ...
DNS Services mails out a statement for $65.00 saying that it is a charge for the DNS servers used by your website and it mentions your domain and domain provider. After calling the DNS services company 2 or three times and being on hold for 20 minutes each time I finally called my domain/dns ...
I was sent a form that looked just like a billing invoice for $65.00. It had Statement Date, my company name, and an account number, then an amount to be paid listed as an annual fee for Managed DNS Backup Business Services. There were 3 'bullet points' that were sentences, only until I read the ...
I received a bogus invoice for DNS services that were never provided. ...
Received invoice with an account number listing my company domain name as well as the correct nameservers the site was set up on. I have been in the process of relocating and paid bills that had been neglected for a couple of weeks. Thinking this was for my site hosting renewal, I paid it without ...
This company sent what seems at first glance to be an invoice for data backup services. This statement includes an account number, and just enough specific information (all readily available online) to make it appear to be a legitimate bill however in fairly fine print there's a line that says it ...