Web.com gave a sales pitch to my wife (for my law firm) regarding a website "package deal" they were offering a "free 30 day risk-free trial. We had previously been doing business with Register.com, spending approximately $9.95 per month to operate a very simple website for my law ...
I have a very good domain name that I have had since December. It was registered under Register.com. Whois shows that it is registered with Register.com. (I know this). We all know that usually a domain registrar will contact you via email several times as a courtesy if your domain name is coming ...
REGISTER.com does not have "award winning service" as far as I am concerned. I have several issues I wanted to resolve with Register.com. I called and requested a Supervisor because the person who answered the Phone could not help me. He refused to get a Supervisor until after I said I ...
Register.com is at it again. Already stole one of my domain names after I had it hitting on Google.com. If your payment for your domain name is one day late, they send you a notice saying 'please take care of this at your earliest convenience'.. Lulling you into believing they are not in a hurry ...
Not long ago, I registered a domain with register.com, my business name: parrotpc.com. During the first three months or so, register.com interrupted my service several times, ruining the SEO for my site. Dissatisfied with their service, I planned to move parrotpc.com to another hosting company, but ...
Same as earlier reports, I discovered the $34.99 charge on my credit card - called them up - they added this "feature" to automatically bill you for your next renewal with getting permission... I got multiple emails and cell phone calls (also illegal) asking me to renew - which I said ...