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 ...
My husband and I also went to a prosentation at Direct Buy and registered for the "free" Android which cost us $66.70 total and have not received the product or notification of our investment. When I go to the website, it says it is under construction! I want the item or my money back!! ...
In September I signed up for a free trial... I then tried to cancel after two weeks... This morning I was finally able to find a small one line of tiny text to downgrade my account... You can not email them or call... Wonder why... It's because they are ripping off people just like me... ...
These scum bags mail official looking invoices to people who registered a domain name. What they're doing is soliciting folks to change Registrars at the exorbitant rate of $65 per year when the going market rate is $10 to $15 per year. Unsuspecting domain name registrants receive the Statement or ...
See news1130.com for complaint on this employee. ...