My other half received a notice from the County of Orange saying her Fictitious Business Name was due to expire. She thought this was odd, because she had paid $125.00 to Fictitious Business Name Renewal Center (FBNRC) back in July. When she brought all the paper work to me, I of course googled ...
I received a renewal notice from FBNRC with what seemed an urgent need to pay $125 to renew the company's fictitious business name. It is a SCAM!!! Read the fine print - this is not from a government entity even though it looks like it. Why can't law enforcement do something about this? ...
Received a notice a few months ago from the generically named "Fictitious Business Name Renewal Center" from Sacramento. The document looked official, and with the sentence "Renew your fictitious business name with [my county's] county recorder now", I had every reason to ...
We received an "official" renewal request for our DBA. Our corporate information was preprinted, including our FBNRC number, file date, etc. However, now I read the fine print: "This service has not been approved or endorsed by any government agency, and this offer is not being made ...
My husband and I have been in business for 4 1/2 years. We received this notice from "fictitious business name renewal center." I was surprised at the large fee of $125.00 but then not surprised by what our government can do with their fees. The notice had no web site to it and I wanted ...
This billing made me believe I had to pay them to renew my business fictitious name. It sited business codes, California law, and to comply I had to renew ($100) since it was about to expire. I was about to pay it when I decided to read it very carefully. I decided that perhaps it was not legit. I ...