Received a bogus invoice from DNS Services for $65.invoice looks real... Provides a fake account number, my company name, domain I have registered and the names of my servers. If you read further, small print states "This is a solicitation for the order of goods or services, or both, and not a ...
This company uses your name, associate's names, and website addresses to send you a realistic-appearing BILL for services you have not ordered. This is complete fraud. Also the phone number leads to a 'all of our available representatives currently assisting other "customers"' message ...
I completed a website project a few months ago. My client called me about this invoice. I had never heard of this company, so I googled. Saw these rip off reports and new instantly it was a scam. I notified my client not to pay the invoice. So, always call your web developer if you receive any ...
I guess this is more of a warning than a true "Scam" This is just like the solicitations you will sometimes get for Yellow Pages ads that look completely legit but are really just a way to get companies that don't pay attention to the bills to sign up for a service unknowingly. The ...
DNS Services strikes again sending out statements with account numbers and listing amounts as due upon receipt. Attempts to reach them at the customer service number provided will result in being on hold for over 20 minutes and then they hang up. Sending emails to customer service as asked to do in ...
Our company received an invoice with payment due upon receipt for and annual fee of $65.00 for DNA Services. An account number was assigned with a tear off stub on the bottom to be enclosed in the accompanying envelope. What a shame businesses are so low as to send phony bills obviously hoping new ...