DNS Services sent an erroneous $65.00 bill to our company for our web domain/email server. Luckily prior to paying this bill we inquired with our actual web hostting company to find that this was NOT legit. Don't make the same mistake! Ashli Wichita, Ks ...
Our offices are receiving invoices from DNS, but we do not do business with this company! In the fine print it states that it is a solicitation, not a bill. It is made to look like an invoice and contains items that will confuse an end user, who may pay the bill by mistake. Be aware! ...
I received a statement for "Managed DNS Backup Business Services" which I did not order. The amount on the statement is $65.00. At the bottom is "Thank you for your payment. We appreciate your business." In the middle of the page is a description of services and at the end of ...
We received an item in the mail from DNS Services. It looks very much to be a bill for our annual payment of our domain name and server domains. We tried to call them to confirm that this was correct. However, we were on hold for a very long time and eventually hung up. While on hold we looked over ...
They sent me a bill for a managed DNS Backup Service It looks very real, account number and everything. It has my domain info as well as who hosts the account and my personal email info and who hosts those. ...
This company sent my company an invoice for $65.00; for Managed DNS back-up Business Services. This invoice looked very real and could be easily over looked if employee is not aware of your current vendors. There is no paragraph This is a solicitation for the order of goods or services, or both, ...