Domain World Scam Email

If you have any domain names registered you should keep an eye out for the chinese domain scam a ploy based on fear of domain name squatting.

Domain world scam email. Definitely a scam as my domains are registered with godaddy and were renewed just last month. Your domain name is about to expire. View additional whois. I would not buy goods from an online shop created a few months ago.

They are designed to scare you into registering domain names at inflated prices. Check the domain whois information to find who owns the domain. Or the email will suggest that it s time to pay for submission to the search engines. This is a public service announcement brought to you by beyond the trend.

If a domain name is too young we may have not enough details to judge it. If the price is too good to be true it is definitely suspicious. The email either implies that it s time to pay your annual renewal fees for your domain. Yes i received the same message via my contact form on my wix site.

The domain name was created 24 years ago. It was not sent from the who but from an impersonator looking to profit off our tendency toward generosity during a global crisis. This scam is not to be confused with domain name hijacking which involves a dishonest registrar sending a fake renewal email that claims your domain name is about to expire. I have reported it to wix as well.

Beware of emails from phony registry companies looking to scam your company domain name scams occur in a few variations designed to trick the domain name owner and benefit the scammer. Fortunately the attacker revealed. I m glad this site is here as i googled this to find out more. Rayban louis vuitton oakley gucci etc can t cost 15 usd.

Check the website on mcafee secure. What is the domain notification scam. If you receive one of these scam email do not reply or follow any links in the email. I received an email that judging by the set up can.

Do not insert sensitive information on unencrypted web pages. This scam is sent via email and is designed to make you think one of two things. But the email is a scam. A shopping website created less than 4 months ago is too new and potentially suspicious.

Domain slamming which has been around the longest is used effectively by unethical domain name registrars to exploit unsuspecting recipients.