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My business received an invoice for $289 for "Annual Website Domain Listing." The fine print says that I was under no obligation to pay the amount of the invoice. Their marketing may be technically legal, but it is very misleading. The statement looks like a bill that needs to be paid by May 21, 2022. Clearly a bad actor, even if their methods are strictly legal. I did not pay the bill, but I was confused by it.

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Received what appears to be an invoice in the amount of $289 for my business domain claiming to be for a domain listing. On closer inspection you read that it is a solicitation but it’s designed in a way to scare up a payment from someone who may not be savvy. Un scrupulous marketing.

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This business is not the registrar of the domain name for my client. I handle their domain registrations and then bill them. This business is posing as the registrar and billing my client for hundreds of dollars when the registration cost is about $15. This is happening to more than one of my clients. Thank goodness, they did not fall for the scheme and checked with me first.

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This company sends out fake invoices saying they do "marketing services" for your business website. The invoice says due on receipt. They masquerade as a domain provider, and they list your business domain, but are in fact scamming companies. I've received one invoice a year for the last couple years; I'm surprised they are still allowed to be in business.

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I received a "marketing services" invoice saying "Annual Website Domain Listing: $289

Domain Networks is not a registrar, but in finer print says it "enhances website exposure". Of course this is very deviant as some people may pay this thinking it is to keep their domain name, do not pay.

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Received very legitimate looking bill from this company, regarding our business website domain. Had nevwr receivanything like this before, nor heard of this company! Contacted the company that handles our website, and they said it was a scam. DO NOT PAY from this invoice if you receive one!

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Domain Networks sends out solicitations which are designed to look like bills, rather than offers (gives an invoice number, says "please remit payment number", gives a due date, provides a return envelope requiring postage). You need to read the smaller print to see that it's really a solicitation.

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Fake bill for domain registration sent to individual schools hoping they would just pay it without checking with the IT department. Our state takes care of that for us.

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Looks like a bill that needs to be paid at first glance. Asking for $289 for annual website domain listing. (which is usually around 12-20 dollars)

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