The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has shut down the illegal practices of Canadian operators who deceptively posed as domain name registrars and sent bogus bills to thousands of U.S. small businesses and nonprofit organizations.
FTC Shuts Down Canadian Domain Name Scammers
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About time!
It’s about time someone has started doing something about these people. I’ve gotten these for several years from “Domain Registry of Canada (they have one for America too)” and their predecessor name (same company) “Internet Registry of Canada”. The latest was this month prompting my article on Domain Slamming [ link ]
While all companies are to a certain extent predacious this type of behaviour is unacceptable ethically, in my opinion, even if technically legal. In the case of the “Domain Registry of XXXXXX” they apparently are real registrars but they charge many times what you’d pay elsewhere (except Network Solutions).
being scammed
Hi, can you please find out if this person is a scammer, her email address is loveseekjamie1@yahoo.com she keeps asking for money, and she says she deals in antques in vancouver,I also have some pics of her,
My email address is dear.shane@yahoo.com.au.
Kind regards shane dear
wowgold
While all companies are to a certain extent predacious this type of behaviour is unacceptable ethically, in my opinion,wow….