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Phone: 505-510-7300
Website: www.domainnetworks.com
Address: PO Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

I received a bill in the mail, on September 22, 2022 with a due date of October 29, 2022. The amount due is $289.00. The business sends it out as if you are renewing your domain for your business website, when in fact they are not a provider. It provides many options to pay your "bill", and if people are not savvy they may feel they owe this money. They do state on the document that this is a solicitation, and not a bill, however I feel it is still a deceiving practice and needs to be stopped.

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Phone: 505-510-7300
Website: DomainNetworks.com
Address: PO Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Email: [email protected]
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

Appears to look like an invoice with Payment sub & return envelope with a "return by date" and the letter looks a lot like an invoice.

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Website: domainnetworks.com
Address: 530-B Harkle Road Ste. 100, Santa Fe, NM 87505, USA
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

This company sent an invoice for "Marketing Services" for a domain I own making it look like I am already a customer and just need to pay the bill.

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Phone: 360-842-0196
Address: PO Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Email: [email protected]
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

Sent invoice for Annual Website Domain Listing.

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Website: www.domainnetworks.com
Address: PO Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

Domain Networks sent a solicitation to our office stating we need to submit an online payment for a domain renewal of one of our businesses for $289. We are registered through a legitimate company, GoDaddy with a $19.99 annual fee. If any of our staff were to see this, they would assume that we were needing to pay the $289 for our domain annual fee. I'm so sick of other businesses preying off of legitimate businesses.

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Phone: 505-510-7300
Website: [email protected]
Address: [email protected], UT, USA
Email: [email protected]
Total money lost: $289
Type of a scam: Other

We received a very official looking invoice from a Marketing Services domainnetworks.com Renewal Notice. It is fake and said so in the fine print at the bottom of the page.

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Website: Domainnetworks.com
Address: PO Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Email: [email protected]
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

I received a postal mail from domainnetworks.com asking me to purchase a website named Pellamonut.com This letter was sent to my personal address with the domain name asociated to it. This website exist and has my personal phone number and my personal address associated to it.

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Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

Cleverly disguised "marketing" meant to look like an invoice.

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Phone: (505)510-7300
Website: www.domainnetworks.com
Address: PO Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Email: [email protected]
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

Received in the mail an official looking invoice for Annual Website Domain Listing for $289. Lists dates from October 10, 2022 to October 10, 2023. Has our email address, address, and we do renew in the fall.

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Phone: 505-510-7300
Website: domainnetworks.com
Address: P.O. Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Email: [email protected]
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

I received an invoice for website domain registration. My domain is held through a different co. When I called the company that holds my domain they informed me that this was a scam letter.

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Phone: 5055107300
Website: domainnetworks.com
Address: PO Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Email: [email protected]
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

They are an advertising company that sent out what looked like a bill for our business website / domain name hosting. But when reading carefully you realize they are trying to get you to pay for an add on THEIR website and actually have nothing to do with your own business website

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Phone: 5055107300
Website: domainnetworks.com
Address: PO Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Email: [email protected]
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

Scam company sending out ads in the form of invoices with very little noticeable information stating it is not a bill.

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Website: domainnetworks.com
Address: PO Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

Fake online marketing invoice. See attached

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Website: domainnetworks.com
Address: PO Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Email: [email protected]
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

Domain Netwoks sends a 'bill' for your specific business domain, stating that an amount is due for an annual term. They include your registrar and a due date for the bill. In much smaller print it states that this is not a bill and is for a listing subscription.

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Total money lost: $289
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

Domain Networks is a predator. In this case, it hurt children by targeting a non-profit charity that gives free new shoes to needy kids. Domain Networks sent this volunteer-run charity a letter that looks very much like an invoice. The volunteer treasurer believed it was an invoice for the charity's website domain hosting and sent Domain Networks $289. That represents the loss of 18 pairs of shoes for kids who need them. I am a co-director of this charity and am reporting Domain Networks to everyone I can think of. The letter really does appear to be an invoice, although if you read it carefully, you will see it is "a solicitation". Anyone not familiar with their company's website agreements could fall for this and send a check to these predators.

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Phone: 5055107300
Website: domainnetworks.com
Address: PO Box 1280, Hendersonville, NC 28793, USA
Email: [email protected]
Total money lost: $190
Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

This started last year when I got a letter from Internet Domain Name Services saying my website domain was about to expire. I accidently fell for it and paid them $190. Later I found out that they had nothing to do with my website domain hosting and I reported them to my credit card company. I also contacted them directly for a refund and they were rude and accused me of being a terrible person. This company sent me another letter this year under a different company name, this time the bill was for $289.

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Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

The scammer invoice looks very much like a required Domain Registration invoice to keep your current URL active. The language on the invoice is only clear in the small print that the very expensive price is only for being listed on their obscure, unhelpful website. It has nothing to do with keeping your DNS entries correct so that people can access your URL and website. It is rediculously priced at $260+ dollars per year. By placing your URL and Registrar information (publicly available), they make the invoice look like it's from a legitimate vendor. Small businesses are vulnerable to paying the false bill thinking it's a valid cost of maintaining their website.

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Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

This looks like a bill to keep the website for the business (target). They have nothing NOTHING to do w/ your website. There is a disclaimer, on the back of the page, at the end of a long paragraph: This is not a bill. This is a solicitation, you are under no obiligation to pay the amount stated above unless you accept this offer.

This is a total scam, fraud and attempt to take the money of unsuspecting businesses.

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Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

Received in the mail what looks very professional bill for marketing services / Annual Website Domain Listing for $289. Their website also looks legit. The big issue is I had never heard of them before receiving this bill. I have never signed up for any domain services of any kind.

This company may offer insignificant service and piggyback, sending out bills in mass quantities. Some people pay them without question, and others like us question the charge with a reply: "we will delete you from our system, so you don't get charged again." This is not fixing the issue of this company sending out faulty bills and making money on those who go ahead and pay them. How are they still in business?

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Type of a scam: Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

This “company” has been sending us invoices with payment amounts of $289.00. They first communicated that we needed to pay to keep our domain active, even though we have never used this company for my domain or website. The second invoice, also for $289.00 communicated we needed to submit our payment by July 28, 2022. This company is sending what looks like legitimate invoices to businesses that do not use this “service”. They are preying on people and businesses in hopes they can get money from people who are not even their customers! So terrible!

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