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An invoice letter was sent to my business address and looks like an actual invoice, The call out for me was the price as it was more than I paid last year, and I didn't recall the service I use (the real one) sending me a mailed invoice, but usually an email reminder to log into my account.

The letter has DNS details that make it seem real, but my website service advised they can't hide this detail and scammers surf through by gathering this information and making a try to see who makes the bait. Always remember to reach out to your actual service company to inquire, as I did. It was confirmed they did not send this fake.

I needed to renew my domain. It is legitimately expiring this month.

I contacted my web developer who advised that they own the domain and it’s $200 for 2 years plus install a firewall.

Our business received a realistic looking invoice for a Domain Name for our business website. We already own the domain name. The invoice does list that it is a solicitation but the document itself is very misleading and even predatory. Older businesses that are not internet/tech savvy could be susceptible to this solicitation.

Scammer sent bogus bill saying I had to pay them for my annual business website domain. Looks legitimate - if I didn't know who I actually make this payment too, I could've been tricked.

They send a letter that looks like a bill. Make it out that we need to submit a payment for services for our domain, which we use another company for. They have been sending it for years.

I received a bill like notice for my Domain web site and this is not the Company that I have. It looks just like a bill. Stated from March 4 2023 thru March 4 2024 ..... If you are not aware or read it closely people I am sure will send

them money. I think this is terrible business and I am knowing you can stop them

Received multiple mailings asking for money as an "annual" payment for website listing.

Received a letter from them, front and back, so two pages, that was an invoice for my annual domain listing. I don't get my website or domain name through this company, and they also list the wrong expiration of the domain. There is ONE line in the middle of the first page at the end of a paragraph that says "This is not a bill. This is a solicitation." But everything else on the front and back of this piece of paper appears to be a legitimate invoice. Someone not paying close enough attention would go ahead and pay it. And what I'm assuming that would do is take your domain listing from where you currently have it to them, totally messing up everything.

Bill with tear off, impersonating a Domain renewal notice - with fine print that it is a solicitation for "marketing services". All other features, indicates that the document is serving as a bill.

Domain Networks sends a document that in every way looks like an invoice with the exception of one line on a two page document that states it is a solicitation. Technically it may be legal, but from an ethical standpoint is way over the line. I send a note each year strongly requesting they remove us from the distribution list.

I have been receiving bills for marketing services for about 5 years. The first year I paid it, but it wasn't for any services that they provided. They still send me information yearly to collect again.

I received a piece of mail that looked like a bill for annual website listing in the amount of $289.

We receive an invoice in the mail requesting payment of $289 for "listing maintenance" of our website domain name. This invoice is invalid/fraud because we purchase our domain through GoDaddy and it was sent to the wrong location for billing.

- Fort Worth, TX, USA

A document asking for payment for domain renewal from a company at a ridiculously high cost. Very deceptive wording. You must read very carefully that this is a solicitation and not a bill.

This is a very deceptive company…if they are really a domain hosting company.

- Miami, FL, USA

Postal Letter received from Domain Networks with a bill for $289.00 in regards to domain registered on Go Daddy. Contacted Go Daddy to verified authenticity and validity of letter. Go Daddy customer service confirmed scam and that they do not have a relationship with this company.

- Humble, TX, USA

Received a letter made specifically to look like and invoice with a charge of $286.00 to renew internet domain listings as if it legitimately has to do with ownership of the domain.

Scam bill saying "make check payable to Domain Networks", with instructions on how to renew your "Annual website domain listing" - something this company has nothing to do with. In teeny tiny print in at the very end of their disclaimer it says not a bill. Fraudulently misleading, they should be put out of business for using these scammer tactics.

I have my domain registered with GoDaddy for about fifteen years or more. This company pretended to be GoDaddy and pretended that I must send $289 to keep my domain, ***************, alive. Which is a lie and a flat out, unmistakable fraudulent act. They made it sound like I had to subscribe to keep my own website up. They obviously researched me, knew I owned it and send me a BILL for annual service of $289.00. These are scammers, they need to be put out of business.

We have our business’s website domain through google… And they sent this saying our total for the domain is 289 dollars… It’s very misleading and I feel it’s confusing and I almost paid it. I’d like to report the way they sent this and worded everything.

I received what appeared to be a bill saying my annual bill for my web site would be $289.this is NOT the company who provides me web site domain or hosting.

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