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- Arlington Heights, IL, USA
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we get letters in the mail asking us for our cc information or make checks payable to this company stating that we have our domain name registered with that company and we should pay them to keep our website going with our domain name. We know this is a scam because I personally handle majority of the payments that go out of here and was involved in designing our website and hiring a different company to host our domain name and our website.

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- Tulsa, OK, USA
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Invoice for alleged 'annual website domain listing' of our company for $289. Invoice states the annual subscription includes: annual domain & business listing on daomainnetworks.com.

Invoice also included the Registrar company for our domain and where it is hosted.

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- Irvine, CA, USA
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I was mailed a bill for a domain I have at GoDaddy. They listed *********************************** on the invoice but to show their lack of scam detail, the also listed ****************************************** in a different area on page 2 (I have that domain, along with many others, at GoDaddy). In short, they are trying to fool consumers to paying them money that is not owed to them (GoDaddy is the only party that needs to be paid). I will wager that a) many people unwittingly pay, b) many realize it is a scam and through the bill away. I wanted to report it. Please confirm your receipt of this complaint. I hope someone stops them. Thanks

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- Virginia Beach, VA, USA
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The postal mail indicated that $289 was required for an annual domain listing of a website that my company currently owns; however, this company (Domain Networks) is not the business we use for our domain listings and is not in any way associated with our domain listing.

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- Boulder City, NV, USA
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Business name, business website, website domain

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- Pine Bluff, AR, USA
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was sent a bill regarding false subscription

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- Lexington, KY, USA
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Sent a scam mail.

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- Tomah, WI, USA
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We received an invoice for our web domain which we already paid to GoDaddy. They used the exact amount of our domain costs from GoDaddy to get us to pay them erroneously with a very deceptive invoice.

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- Annville, PA, USA
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Our club/organization was billed by Domain Networks for s subscription we did not request. They are NOT our carrier for our website.

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- Fort Wayne, IN, USA
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I’m not sure if the business or personal information has been compromised. I have looked at what I could to make sure the business info is secure but I’m still concerned. I did a search a found it was a scam in Las Vegas.

I have tried to unload pictures of the invoice but it wouldn’t work.

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- Graham, WA, USA
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I have never done business with this company. I received a bill from this company. I have my domain business with another company.

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- Saint Charles, MO, USA
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I was sent two invoices one for my small company *** **** and one for a domain website for a B&B we own. They looked legitimate and I paid by check for one of them and the other was put on aCredit card.

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- Williamsburg, MI, USA
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A fake bill was sent to my address requesting $289 to renew my website domain name. This mailer included an envelope and direction on how to pay via credit card.

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- Salt Lake City, UT, USA
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I've received what looks like an invoice multiple times from this company. They apparently scrape websites for their address and then send what looks like an invoice for a domain listing, though the fine print denies this. This group should be shut down.

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Received a bill in the mail asking for $289 to "ensure listing by October 15, 2023." Looks like a bill, has a perforated line to cut out the payment coupon and everything. Phony

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fake invoice received by snail mail on 8/5/23 for domainname renewal. we own the site '**********************', but it is registered/billed at ************. received fake invoice asking for $289 to renew. and send money to Domain Networks,.

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Sent mailer that asks for an annual fee for domain listing. They have done this before so now do have a disclaimer - This is not a bill. However I still feel this is misleading and could easily trick people into paying what they believe is a bill.

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Received in the mail an invoice.

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This came in the physical mail, the name on the top left-hand side of the notice says "Marketing Services". It is asking to submit a payment on their website, www.domainnetworks.com/pay.

This is not a bill, it is a solicitation.

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I received a fake invoice from Domainnetworks.com/pay to collect for an annual domain renewal. THIS IS FAKE. I DO NOT have a domain through this fake company. Please stop them before they steal from innocent people. I tried to upload pictures of the invoice but this site freezes and I had to start all over again 4 times.

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