Domain Registry of America sends out false domain renewal letters for domains which they do not own. The whole letter and form is designed to make it look like you need to renew your domain and send in payment immediately. However, if you read the fine print, you are actually transferring your ...
This company mails out phony renewal notices for domain names that they do not host. You think that you are renewing your domain name however what really happens is that they then transfer your domain name over to THEIR company. Luckily the wonderful woman who designs and manages my website alerted ...
"Domain Registry of America" sent misleading emails to the person who owns a certain domain name on behalf of a Canadian local organisation, for whom I manage a website. The emails tried to persuade him that it was urgent to send them information, money and permission to transfer the ...
I am also being bombarded by Domain Registry of America. Last year (around this time) I received a notice from them stating that I could switch to them for savings (even though my domain is provided free of charge by my hosting company). After that, I contacted DROA directly via email to request ...
My company received a Domain Name Expiration Notice today from Domain Registry of America. I have never done business with this company. Before I noticed their website address, I did a quick Google search and noticed that the FTC has alreay nailed this company once (in 2003). I'll be copying and ...
I don't have my domains with this company, yet they continue to send me letters in the mail telling me to renew my domains, using a deceptive letter layout that mkes it appear as though they own your domains. After contacting them, I told them that I wanted the letters to cease. However, months ...